... as the Residence of the late William Monfitld, Esq., and stated to have been the home of Nelson’* Companion, Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, is of moderate six.’, but affords every necessary accommodation for Gentleman’s Family. The Ornamental Pleasure Grounds ...

... year* the Residence of the late William ManflHd, K«i,, and stated to have been the home of Nelson's Companion, Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, is moderate 102 , but afford* every necewaxy accommodation for a Gentleman's Family. The Ornamental Pleasure Grounds and ...

... as the Residence of the late William Manfleld, Req., and stated to have been the home of Nelson's Companion, Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, is Of moderatv sis,, but affords every necessary accommodation for a Gentleman's Family. The Ornamental Pleasure Grounds ...

... years the Residence the late William Man field, Esq., and stated have been the home of Nelson's Companion, Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, is of moderate size, but affords every necessary accommodation for a Gentleman's Family. The Ornamental Pleasure Grounds ...

... thought likely to be rewarded with success. The well-known Dorset landmark known a 8 « Hardy Monument,”’ called after Nelson’s compavion, Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, is in the market, and will be shortly put up for sale by suction. The same fate also awaits ...

... Granby, Lord Itowtoo, Lady Dorothy and Miss Nevall, the Countess of Portsmouth, Lady Lockwood, Lady Rachel Howard, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Sir Henry Thompson, Sir Herbert Stephen, and Mr. Frederick Greenwood. Among the wedding presenbt to the bride, which numbered ...

... Exeter Anti-Vaccination Society, asking the Board to receive a deputation of St. Thomas' ratepayers on the subject of the enforcement of the Act thewnrban district of St. Thomas.—Rev D. F. Roberts moved that the request be granted. He believed that there ...

... d 0 Hardy 1 J. b Kelly 0 G. Pepham, c Morgan, Harper, c and b Kelly 11 b Hardy 12 J. Thomas, b Kel.y 0 J. Howard, run out 12 E. Baker, c Kelly, b F. Kelly, c Morgan, Wood Parminter C. Passmore, c G >rrell, F. A. Cole, c Eshelby, b Wood 0 b Hardy M. ...

... 1 Passmore, c Piper, b E. Tyrrell, b Hardy 17 'Tyrrell 34 . Richards, b Hardy 1 -Th° ma '. Partridge G. Lacy, b Passmore 1 », b y 'j ell 4 G - Curtice, b Hardy M. Hardy, b Curtis J. Warren, b Hardy 1 H. Stcyle, b Tyrrell ...

... King, Sir J. E. Millais, R. A., A. Oravirr, Maude Goodman, J. M. W. Turner, R.A., James Hardy, Ueywood Hardy, Marcus Stone, R.A., If. Maurice Page, D. Atkinson, Thomas Blinks, C. Barton Barber, Corot, Strutt, Laslett J. Pott, B. W. Leader. R.A., and other ...

... Plenderleath. Misses Hardy Misses Waring, and Miss Colley. The stalls were well laden with useful and ornamental articles. The stall-holders were : Waring ; Mrs Bishop, assisted by Miss St..Leger, Mrs J. Drew, and the Misses Thomas, Drew, and Bishop ; ...

... Menneer, c Jewell, b Thomas . 1-b-w., b Harvey B. Jenkin, b Thomas 8 c Grenfell, b Eddy 1 C. Thomas, b Thomas —. 2 b Nankervis . 15 F. Mitchell, c Nankervis, b cTrudgeon, b Thomas .. ...