... American Station until, on November 6, 1806, he was nominated acting lieutenant of the Triumeph, -4, Captain Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy- Nelson's Hardy. In February, 1808, he becano mas- ter's mate in the Bellona, 74, Captain John Erskine, Douglas, and on November ...

... and thanked them all for the good deed. Very hearty thanks were given to all the donors.| CODNOR PARK. Tfai DEATH of Mr. Thomas Hardy took place on Friday night after a short illness. He had the misfor- tune several weeks ago to fall downstairs, and never ...

... trade. The biddings started at 3,000t, and after spirited competition the property was eventually knocked down to -Mr. Thomas Hardy, iKimberley, for 6,0001. The solicitor conducting the sale was Mr. W. G. Eking, Long-row. SUDBURY. RURAL DISTRInCT COUNCIL ...

... Rev. Thomas M'sse Mac- donald. Rev. George Beatsun Btlenkin. Rev. Frederick Edward Wigram, Mr. Henry Edward Thornt(un, and Mr. James Watson Bishop. (18th October, 1890.) Rev. Thomas Barker Hards, M.A., Bulweil, Notting- ham. Patron, Mr. Thomas Hardy. Rev ...

... G. Tnrbutt (chairman) and James Oakes Esqs , and the Rev. E. E. Morris.] Insolent Irish Beqgabs Bent to Gaol.— Thomas Gibbins and Thomas Towey. Irish labourers, who have only recently oome to England, were Bent to gaol for 21 days with hard labour, for ...

... oh nated on Saturday were:-Mr. Wm. Hardy, Codnor; As Mr. J. J. A. Woolley, J.P., Loscoe. The election will dei take place on Saturday. P& Tan COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTION.-OWing to the pa Government office held by Mr. Thomas Farnsworth as postmaster, he has ...

... John Nutt. 0.1. Judge, George A. Mitchell, George Moston, A. F. Pemberton, George Alit, John Redfearn, Hy. Smith, Thomas Blackburn, Alfred Hardy, and Hugh Lamb. No doubt other members will follow their example. . Dannsy ROBIN CHnBIrTMAA DzNrERt SociETY ...

... working partly for Messrs. Hardy, S' r. Thomas, and Co., and partly ,for himself. An agise- V d ment had been made, and this claim was for goodct G, 0 supplied from h's own shop. IHe did not now sell w anything- for Hardy, Thomas, and Co.-A verdict w3% h ...

... and owed Mr. Hardy (the landlord) the remainder, but it was never paid oil. He canted on tho bnsiness nntil Sep- tember thia year, when he left, under notice, the land- lsrd having pressed him for the rent. By arrangement with Mr. Hardy he (the landlord) ...

... Dolman 100, Thomas Merry 80. STAPLEFORD.-Stapleford: Arthur Hooley 13S, John Martin 74. SAWLEY.-Result of the poll :-Elected: Thomas Ironmonger 132, Christopher Turner 136, William Par- kinson Bennett 134, John Staples 127, Thomas Saxton 116, Thomas Turner ...

... nominations, Thomas Harry Ashby, physician and surgeon; Thomas Austin, engine fitter; Charles Buckley, saddler and harness maker; Herbert Tarley Collins, engineer; William Courts, engine fitter; George Mden, laundry pro- prietor; Thomas Kelham, builder; ...

... Villa, Alvaston, laundry proprietor; ?? Hardy Smith, Buruside House, Alvaston, farmer; ?? , iley, Boulton Lane, Alvaston, farmer. Long Faton (7)-aEdward James Bonsall, shop- B keeper; ?? Farmer, plumber; ?? Hardy, farmer; ?? Houghton, married womian; ...