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... wounded, smiled as the crews cheered; and commanded Captain Hardy to anchor when the gnome was complete. Then only did he resign himeeU to death. Him me, hardy, be murmured as Captain Hardy knelt, and Now, I am satisfied; I have don* my duty, were ...
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... principal uprights of the scaffold and brought down the whole of it. Three men, James Norris, Charles Bilsboron,:h, and Samuel Hardy, were severely injured, and were all taken to their hontes. The line was shared I efore ten A NEW /AT.—Yhe MagdAwrg Gazette ...
... The list of baronetcies conferred by him runs thus: --Peek, Rose, Elliot, Kelk, Barttelot, Lusk, Scour- Leslie, Greeuall, Hardy, Walrond, Codrington, Cust, Frere, Temple, Falshaw, Milne, Buchanan, Campbell, Bourne, Watkin, Bates, Ripley, Goldney, Leonard ...
... broken session. Mr. Humphreys, cor o ner for East Middlesex, has held an inquiry a the London Hospital as to the death of Thomas John Mevenger. =, a dock labourer. on the n.l of February Lot he Mui playing with a large retriever dog. when it hit him in ...
... • conveyance must engage one on the day pretiotui. The fountain erected by command of the Queen in memory of the late Sir Thomas Mildulph le now finished, and forms a prominent object on the road between the Victoria and Chain Bridges over the Dee at ...
... amounting to £75624.. &L The Pembroke Boroughs election expenses were : Mr. H. J. Allen, M.P., Liberal, £5994.. 110., and of Sir Thomas Meyrick, the unsuccessful Conservative candidate, £1,133 17e, Rid. At Dover the return of expenses has been published as follow ...
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... Terrestrial Orchids, Aquatics, GesneraceouS and Ariodaceous Plants, and a large stock of mlecellaneous Greenhouse, Frame, and Hardy Bulbs, Plants, and Roots, direct from the Growers, at Growers' Prices, delivered entirely free in London, Edinburgh, Leith ...
... condemned, have no legal existence, never having received Parliamentary sanction. - The Times of Tuesday said:— The Rey. Thomas Pelham Dale is confined in the right wing of the gaol, en the ground floor, two rooms being assigned to him, and a small fire ...
... elementary education; Lady Duffus Hardy, £65 a year, in addition to the pension of £ lOO a y ear g ranted in 1879, in recognition of the historical, literary, and public services of her late husband, Sir Thomas Dallas Hardy; Dr. Schmitz, ebo a year, in r ...