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... the Crowu to crolde its con- Ind ditions and there are thirty-eight raftlicatioiis of it tet record.- i Vice Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy died), 1839. ?? was the comrade m and friend of Nelson, who died in his arms on the memorable 21st. lhe of October, 1805 ...
... Britain, three in Ireland, and twelve iamforeign missions. Several of these are well known in the ?? R. Jones (Bridlington); Thomas Hardy (Newark) ; T. R. Moxon (Steckport) ; S. Hick- mans (Whaley Bridge); Henry Richardson, a native of Market Weighton, and ...
... several who had spent a considerable time in northern cirouits, viz. :-Honrv Richardson, Wm. W. Duke, Thomas B. Jones, George Follows, Thomas Hardy. and Timothy R. Moxon. The average age of these thirty- taree deceased ministers is 63 years, which for ...
... English bar. For tine mortiliiours he strained every nerve to induce a Iury to conviat Thomas Hardy, 'the secretary.of the Corresponding 'Society, of treason. Hardy was an in- teligent anl patriotic shoemaker, and the coalman's son was shocked beyond 'measure ...
... Butcher, 2Stt. 1 *Portsmouth, Thomas Jeffrie, 5l a t; Samuel Young, 52nd. 6 Channel Islands, Alfred John n D Dupuy, y 26th; Philip I Gaiton, 44th. Cornwall, Wm. S. Dewstons, 26th; Jabeez . Ovreton, 26h. Exeter, -Thomas White Smith, 62nd. 6 Bristol, Ws ...
... of 15, Collingwood-street, Tottenhan were charged on remand with cruelly ill-treating Annie Hardy, aged 13; William Hardy, 11; Ads Hardy, 8; and Thomas Hardy, 3, by not Providing them with necessary food, whereby injury to their health hats ...
... Macclesfield: Samuel Hickinane, 13. Liverpool: Thomas Hughes (a), 42: John Henry Bearls, 4; Wmn, W. Duke, 33. Manchester: Timothy Robert Meson, 45. Leeds: Heniry Richardson, St. Nottingham: Thomas Hardy, 28. Hull: Thomas R. Jones, 59. York: Geosge Follows, 44 ...
... W. Hookins and Mr. J. Harrison were admitted t as delegates of the Stapleford Circuit, and the Rev. W. -Leach and Mr. Thomas Hardy as representatives of the a Rucknall Cirouit. r 15TATIONINtG COYTFTXEE. i The following gentlemen were elected by ballot ...
... home missions, and £5 to the new chancel fund. Dr Mackay was chosen by the rector as his churchwarden, whilst Mr Thomas Hardy and Mr Thomas Serginson, jun., were re-elected for the pa iab. H=sAsar.-On Monday, the annual meeting for the ap- pointment of ...
... of the London and North-Western Railway Company; and Mr. Thomas Hardy, master of the Greenock Workhouse. On a vote being taken, Mr. Bicknell was elected by 12 votes, to 11 recorded for Mr. Hardy. No votes were recorded for Mr. Wellington. MO. DAviTT'S ...
... prisoner's brother-in-law undertook to look after him, he was dii. a 01 charged. F ASSAULTII;G A COUNTY COUVRT DAITAIPP-John Thomas Hardy, t e farmer, Shipley, and Amos Sitson, hisl servant, were charged with having assaulted John Marton Henley, a bailiff of ...
... Mr. J. Simpson, of Castle Donington. pro Special hymns were sung by the school children under the hsm direction of Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Kegwvorth. 'There was a~r' a good attendance on both occasions. The collection in aid As of the funds amaunted to Si ...