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... Shaftesbury on Friday, ther will be the matiu6e at the Lyceum on Wednes- day in aid of M. Jeune's Holiday Fund, for wbich 'Xr. Thomas Hardy. the novelist, ham writteu an address, and the matiube at the Gaiety next Saturday, at whieh Mr. Arthur Robfrts proposes ...
... t instance, Miss Braddon (Mrs. Maxwell) t Mr. and M3rs. William Black, Mr. Rider Hag- t gard, Mrs. Campbell Praed, Mr. Thomas s Hardy, Captain Hawley Smart, and Mr. f George Moore. The players have frequently e been more numerous than they were yesterday ...
... de Milan, but was retaken t of six days later by the Leander. He after- I ir wards served in the Triumph under Sir Thomas Masterwan Hardy, who had been g Nelsou's captain at Trafalgur, and in several {] A. other ships. In January, 1812, he joined the Shbannon ...
... Neotb, Hunts Jo~hn Bensnett, e~ngineer, talsis1t year.1 Bl tLEtY-Jan. 23rd, at Hill' HIouse, ,Ashover, in his 77tht year, Thomas B~arley, formerly of Liverpool.1 DAW:YAY.-2Zrd inst., at Beuingbrough Hall, York, the Hon. Lydia F. C. Dawnay, aged 16. IPDAIG¶TOX ...
... Clewerj, eldest daughlter ofLieut.- Colonel JohnaBrathiwaite Hardy. late Royal Artillery, o Buckley, Kent, and of Fanny Dcsbrosscs Hardy. B1.I1.P ILAtDY.-22rd inst., at Tuabridge Wells, Ludovic Hardy, 4, Prince's*-ate, S.o., aged 48. ulitRECK.-220ndinst., ...
... tatujrey-stree L-T, W. Hardy~, J.3. Habrdy, It. 1). itardy, and SN.. ist airdy (trnding as Hardy and Sons), MoorprattLetre, and (eIl, IlY where, brick mantiactuseares, ledI, first and lnlle, October. 18W. d. Sheep Market, Spalding-W. J. Hardy leprt ?? - of street ...
... Rucvn. 4 LMr. John Horridge's Happy Laddie heat Mr. T. W. Jonre's Lo Tsvigge-ou-the-Green( M1r. ?? Blass's Bonaparte beat Mr. Thomas Grallaml's art Gowanlea Mr. William Ingram's Ilford beat Mr. 3. Hartley Bibby's arn Boulevard Mr. John Coke's College Green ...
... -14th inst., at Mayfield, Chorlton-cuum-Hardy Manchester, the wife of the Hon. John Dalziel Fairley, of Lagos, West Attica, of a daughter. GlBSUN.-12th Sept., at flinwood, Thornton Heath, Surrey, the wife of Thomas H. Gibsou, of a bon. GIWOOM.-l5th iust ...
... lAST NIGhT'S GAZETTE. PARTNEKSIIIS DISSOLVED. J Martin and Barcla), Higl,-stccct, Battcseta, builders-ThomAS v ant Doble, tGreeznvich, dricers-J. Young and A. iL. Young, e CialeLid-on.street, Somers Town, licensaed ?? and IDouglats Normaun, New-court ...
... Fruiterers' Corn- 1 p any. Its object is to promnote the restoration : and imlprovement of orchards, and the growth A i|of hardy fruits in our homesteads and cottage i 'agardens. 01At yesterday's sitting of the International Literary and Artistic Congress ...
... Pandora-road, West Hamp- stead, N.W., the wife of Ronald Freshwater, of a daughter. GILL.-11th inst., at St. Clair, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, the wife of Robert Devonshire Gill, of a son. OULIDSUITH.-12th inst., at 3, Holland-villas-road, Ken- sington, the wife of ...
... wife of Herbert D. Bluett, of a son. EVEE-25th May, at Walmer House, 26, Goldhurst-terrace, - West Haninstead, the wife of Thomas Bore of a daughter. BIOWN.-26th May, at Bedstone Rectory, Shropshire, the wife of the Rev. J. H., Brown, of a daughiter. ...