... whose death occurred somewhat suddenly on Friday at her residence, Htampton Court Green, was twice married-first, to Sir Thomas Hardy, who was flag-captain to Lord Nelson at Trafalgar, and afterwards to Lord Seaford. NARROW EScAPE.-Two young Americans named ...

... diligence and alacrity. Yesberday, Lady Seaford, died at Hampton Court, aged 90. The deceased was, the rellt of Cpptain Sir Thomas Hardy, who was flog captain of Lord Nelson when he met his death. The deceased lady was found by her maid In s'fit in her bedroom; ...

... occurred somewhab suddenly on Fri. Mul day at her residence, Hampton Court-green, wane twice witl .married-firt9t to Sir Thomas Har~dy, who wan fiagocptain UPP to Lord Nelson at Teafalgar5 and afterwards fo Lord the I , Scaford, -M ' hii NAuBow Elomms.-Two ...

... LADY SLEAF1'ORD. Yesterday morning Lady Sleaford died at Hampton Court, aged 90. Deceased was the reliet of Captain Sir Thomas Hardy, flag ea tain of the ?? Xelsbqz when he met his Jeath. Deceased was found by her maid in a Mt in her bedrooms but khe never ...

... the usual manner. ed Lady Seaford has (lied at Hampton Court, h5 aged 90 years. Deceased was the reliat of Captain Sir Thomas Hardy, flae-captain of Lord ar Nelson when he met his death. Deceased was found on by her maid in a fit in her bed-room, but she ...

... great. I reat friend and comrade, Thomas Hardy, was atiU living. It t is no less thsnl08 years ?? he was born, and almost a ( . centur (y181) sinoe he entered the navy. Nelson im- ] perilld his own life to save Hardy'a. They were both at i at, Vinceut ...

... Astle, a porter; and Thomas Hardy, a porter, were charged with having, at Warringtou, on the 10th October, 1877, stolou a side of bacon anti otleur articles, the property of the London and North-Western Railway Oompany. Aetle and Hardy were also charged ...

... fluffy, James Caiffarty, Thomas in Linan and Patrick Rush, were charpd with similar offences, it and were fined 10s. arid ?? Towntsend was to was charged with a like offence, and was fined 5sa. and costs. '7 GAMES CASEr.-Thomas Ward, farmear, Croiden. ...

... and h take any steps deemed ?? wast seconded by Mr Lishman, and Messrs Fryer, t Rellett, and Thomas were chosen a committee, with power to add to their ?? Thomas 0 read the minutes of a rntepayersa meeting held at Woodside, agreeing to offer the Ecclesiasti- ...

... Major Thomas Conway Lloyd, of Dinas; William Thompson Crawshay, of Vaynor-house, Req. CAnDne&NSHUI- The Right Honourable Ernest Augustus Mallet, Earl of Lisburne, of Crosawood; Thomas Parry Horeman, of Castle Howell, near Llandimsl3, Esq.; Thomas Lloyd ...

... rope manufacturer and coulsetloner F. Crivcuolo ?? C. Hardy, both of Great;Chwriottsatee Liverpool, provision merchant., unoer the style of CriJcuolo, rray, aerd Coalso aspas ate ?? oft C. Hardy. J. Morales. Ulvernton, Lanrauhire, grocer. J. T. 8Scrttergoeod ...

... now of opinion that had Lord to Stratbroke and himself seen Mr. Hardy in the first in- stance, the transfer of the Battalion would never have taken place. They were referred by Mr. Hardy to General Armstrong to consider what should he (tone. To their ...