... Dethinks, A.M., surrogate, and Rev. Thomas Burton officiating at Auckland Chapel, witnesses having been examined, and the churchwardens ordered to elect a new master, 1579; Lewis Ambrose, 1587; Robert Hope, 1622 ; Thomas Hardy, 1630; Richard Smelt, 1631; Robert ...

... contributors named are Mr Anthony Trollope, Mr Chas. Reade, Mr It. D. Blacksaore, Mr Jenkins M.P., Mr G. Barnett Smith, and Mr Thomas Hardy. The cowslip, for which we shall be looking one of these days, the brishvetch, a common hedgerow flower, and the sweet-scented ...

... the iacl to talk snich steiis as will ECtine its irotset behcrvaiuO3 ia regard to these .ad other fo tLochars. Ito -Mr Thomas Hardy (Diflingliano) secocedl the Mi rSooltitiun, which wsc supported by several en ?? Hibbert, of Bradford, proposod gI ain ...

... and semiperforated with symmetrical indentations —or, in other words, a thimble. - Thomas, spell weather, a schoolmaster to one of his pupils. weather. Wail, Thomas, you may sit down, said the teacher. I think this is the worst spell of weather ...

... The Right Hon. Gathorne Hardy (who has been created a Peer of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, by the style and title of Vie'count Cranbrook, of Hemateid, county Kent), is the third son of the late Mr John Hardy, of Dunstan Hall, Staffordshire ...

... MONDAY. (Before Mr R. H. Allan (chairman), Colonel Seurfield, Mr H. F. Pease, and Mr Grey.) CARRYING • GUN WITHOUT • —Geo. Hardy, from Piercebridge, was charged with carrying a gun without having it license.—Richard Hope, cacisemsn, proved the charge.—Fined ...

... the dwelling-heuse of Thomas Clark, and stealing therein one pair of booto, one bag, and other articles, his property, at Stockton, 19th 1878. William Welfard, obtaining by false pretences ss, with intent to defraud James Hardy, at Gainford, 15th pl o ...

... Edward Whitack. Middlesand then submitted it to the hammer. The brongh—H. Thompson, J.P., Thomas Sanderson. first bid was made by Mr Robert Henry Newcamtle-upon-Tyne—Thomas Hepburn, George Allan, of Blackwell, for £lO,OOO. Mr lifoscrop, Bel), jun. Sunderla ...

... Disraeli Heorrerth Dixon J. W. Draper Hmmerson J. A. Freud W. F.. Gladstone Gray Hest J. G. Holland Dr. dolrues Julio Ward Howe Thomas Hughes Victor Hugo 0.11. Lewes T. H. Hazlet. George - Lonnie Hew Beeson J. Loosing Herman Melville Donal 4 (3. Mtcbefl. Max ...

... GALLOWAT—RARDY.-40.131 IS, 111 the Parish Church, Hartlepool, by the Rev. B. Clarke, 8.A., curate, Mr John Galloway to Lucy Hardy, both of Hartlepool. 14. at the Pariah Church, Hartlepool, by the Rev. R. R. Ormsby, M.A., rector, Kr John Graham to Mrs Jane ...

... proceeded immediately to his slimmer residence. At the London Bankruptcy Court yesterday, the failure was announced of Simeon Hardy awl 8 ne, merchants, Mincing-lane and Barhadoes, for £BO,OOO. The l'imes threatens the Sultan with an army of occupation in ...

... Eleighington; Brd, W. Tweddi.„ Glen. hope. Dish red ourraats-lat, UV • 9nd, Thomas Smith, Kirby i a sandenon. Dish white ourrisLtsr-tot, Joseph r laite: • Neseham ; Sind, Thomas Coates,. Vilaton-or tr Ird, Hogg, Redworth. Dish currants-Ist, . Taylor, Darlington ...