... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ftuit, and stablee brought tsgeso er by e owet. Asregardste %*flowere the sow mawan!ctd collections of hardy eut flowers, insi sit d b n I Thomas 8. Ware, Messrs. Hooper ad Co. and Me s Barr and Son, the latter of whom, a wall a ?? . Veiteb and e Met ...

... species being somnawat rae. The red deer generally are deecned ?? Bad strong enough for the ntr~s cs othe ohme, and from these hardy animals, whi. J October become so fieraetbat thoe ?? are anmgahlcantioned against approsching therde too closely, the necessary ...

... nessed on Sunday at Rampton. The vicar of the parish (the Rev. Arthur Hardy) had, with his family, gone to the South of Eng- land for the benefit of his health, and the Rev. Edwin Thomas James Marriner had been left in charge. From some cause or other not ...

... on Monday, Charlef Johnson, Thomas Rambling, and Frederieb Watkins, three youths, printers, from London, were sentenced to seven days' hard labour for committing 'a daring till robbery ?? At Leicester, on Monday, Thomas Moss, late clerk to ?? Local Board ...

... Fairwvater, in the cathe- dral of Llandalf, vacant by the death of the Rev. Canon Powell Jones, vicar of Llantrissant, to the Rev. Thomas Edmondes, M.A., vicar of Llanblethian. Bythe munificenceof the Duke of Devonshire and the late Duke of Buccleuch, s new A ...

... son of Dr, E. Schanenbureg, of Crefeld, Germany, to Agnes E., daughter of the laete lit Daniel Miller, Dec. 23. VIRART-LE HARDY At Madras, Lieutenant-Colonel Henry M. Vibart, R.E., Superintending Engineer, Bellary, son of the late AIr. Henry Vibart, Madras ...

... in great variety, palms, ferns, and variegated geraniums-were in capital form, tha hest ferns being the half. hardy maidenldeir, and the hardy hart'e tongue and small fern, or fihlrmas. The rich green hue of the fronds of these and leaves of other plants ...

... Liberals, did not oppose the motion, were Colonel KIingscote, Mr. Duckham, Mr. James Howard, Lord Moreton, and Mr. Foljambe. Sir Thomas Acland and Mr. Borlase, of the Farmers' Alliance, voted against Mr. Pell, with whom voted the entire strength of the Conservative ...

... conferred on Mr. Alderman Knight, late Lord Mayor of London, on Mr. Vane, Secretary of. the Charity Commission, on Mr. W. Hardy, Deputy-Keeper of-the Records, and on Colonel Bolton, of the Local Government Board, inventor of the system of telegraphic ...

... gives token of his g quelity in Bruges (119). Mdr. Heywood1 Hardy's 0 Not to be Caught by ChaP (134), about to be re- .t produced for publication. is a copital specimou of Mr. it Hardy's method of imparting interest to paintings of ir animal subjecta ...