... Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, deputy keeper of public records, died oh Saturday, in London. St. Andrews, on Thursday week, fisherman named Macdonald in a lit of fury shot his wife dead and inflicted serious injury upon himself. The Australian cricketers have ...

... expenditure, £1 10s. 6d.; balance in hand, 3s. These accounts having been examined and approved, the Rector nominated Mr. Thomas Hardy as his churchwarden for the ensuing year. It was then proposed by Mr. Johnson, parishioner, and seconded Mr. Shaw, that ...

... FOWL BOBBERY AT CARLTON. Walter Fielding,uf Groat Grimsby, labourer, Thomas Fatrow. BLetlield, labourer, and Thomas Hardy, of Birmingham, were charged with stealing fowls, the property Robert Taylor, Carlton, farmer, oa Friday night in last week. Fatrow ...

... Fessey, assisted by the Rev. R. 5 Hill, brother of the bride, Thomas Hardy, eldest son ol James Buzzard, Esq, New Found Pool, Leicester, to Louisa Catherine, second daughter of Mr. Thomas Hill Timber Merchant, Redditch. On the lst inst., Bebington Parish ...

... “ Land o' the Leal,” by author of ** Coming thro’ the Rye.” * Mine is Thine,” by Lockhart, * Return of the Native,” by Thomas Hardy. * George Moore,” by Smiles, ¢ Gamekeeper at Home.” * Great Thirst Land,” by Parker Gillmore. “ People of Turkey,” by a ...

... Committee: Messrs. W. Calladiae, B. Hardy. W. Btaiaforth, A. Hardy, and L. Boston. Improvement Committee: Messrs. W. Btsinforth, W. Ciliadine, 6. Monks, Bayner, Badford, Wage, and Hardy Highway Committee: Messrs. C. i. Hardy, ■eston, Wagg, Mancha, and Betts ...

... Harrogate.” “ Pomeroy Abbey,” by Mrs. H Wood. ““The Wb of 1 Lifer by Vietor Cherbaliez, *“ The Return of the Native,” by Thomas Hardy. *“ An Old Story of my Farming Days,” by Fitz Reuter. ““ Mine is Thine,” zcdml Lockhart, - m laylL; by M. C. Rowsell. ...

... Kirkman Hodgson, M.P. for Bristol, was seized with an attack of paralysis on Monday last, but is much better. Sir Thomas Dnffus Hardy, D.C.L., Oxon, Deputy-Keeper of the Records, and one her Majesty's Commissioners on Historical Manuscripts, died on ...

... convictions for larceny were found recorded the defendant, and lie was sentenced to 21 days' Uonment, with hard labour. Thomas Hardy, labourer, Northampton, was fined Is., and 9s. (Id. costs, for being drunk, at Hardingstone, on the in'tant. „ „ hearing ...

... Dominion and the States, and that a work tweed on tbea# will appear after rot urn to England. Men of letters who knew Sir Thomas Hardy only bv hts wo* he, wall the terse circle hie personal friends, will learn with sorrow that tba Depaty Keeper of the lies ...

... ?earce —Bahdy.—On the 29th inst., at St. Stephen's, Sneinton, Mr. William Pearee, Grantham, to Maggie only daughter of Thomas Hardy, Esq., Sneinton, Nottingham. Hales— Page.—At the Congregational Church, St. Peter's- Hill, Grantham, on the 29th iast. ...

... peared for the prisoner, who, prosecutor did not appear, was further remanded. Brnauwo Fowls. Carrcan. —William Tburr, Thomas Hardy, and Walter Fielder were charged with stealing about fllty cenpies of fowls, the propertr of various persona-Bergeant Green ...