... Nelson. It fell from his pocket as he lay dying in the cockpit of the ictory. and was picked op by the late Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, his flag captain. A water-colour drawing of the celebrated signal sag, England expects every man to do his duty, is ...

... position of the island “The last is queerly out of place. ‘Jude | bad been carefully worked out. And then the Obscure, by Thomas Hardy,” re- | the spelling was no worse thau the average warked the bookseller. |of the seventeenth cemtury. . . * Cap“ Not one ...

... Moses e, John Gillespie, Jae. A. Gilpin, A. Gordon, 'Limes A. Gray (Tynan). James Gray (Ciady), Thomas Hall, J.P.; Thomas H. Hardy, John Hughel, Thomas Kelly, John Knipe, T. Knipe, J.P. ; Henry Lambe, R. H. Lamb, Robert Lyons, L. Mope, James Moore, Patrick ...

... situation are profitable. Though Pitmaston Duchess may not in point of flavour be really in the front rank, the tree is so hardy and bears so freely when the early vigour has been toned down, either by root-pruning or lifting; it is a valuable market Pear ...

... make him do with half that sum. He would give a decree for £5. Ejectments. Ralph Bullick brought an ejectment process agaiust Thomas McCann, of Ballymacrandle, for possession of a holding, plaintiff’s property, at present in defendant’s cccupation. Mr W. ...

... over which he had no control. Mr. Shaw stands five feet nine inches in his boots, and is in appearance a fine specimen of the hardy, robus young Britisher. “ You invalided from the Army!” exclaimed the interviewer, in astonishwent. ‘* By your appearance ...

... farmer, Hillymore (II) and Edward li'llfanstry, Brougham, farmer (II). Ballymartrins-Ilecaed-John Knipe, farmer (II) and Thomas Knipe, J.P., Bellaghy (II). Not elected-Bernard Cartatell 421), Joseph O'Neill (N), and Edward M'Cluekey (N.) Brootally - ...

... sounded, the genen\l‘ secretary, who had been kept busy, got hurriedly into the nearest compartment of the train, and Mr. John Hardy, the engive driver, who, by the way, is a member of | the society, and has always taken charge of his fellow-members when ...

... earl-horses their ' special randy ; but Miss Mabel Hollams—a very young artist—has entered Into the lists with Mr. Thomas Blinks and Mr. Heywood Hardy aa a painter of hunting scenic. Her work, which hung upon the line, has been bought for reproduction in black: ...

... AUGUST 5, 1899. Mr. T. L. Adamson, Ballydougan,'ford, has been appointed to the Commiesion of the Peace for Co. Down. Alexander Hardy, an employee of the rendre, gee Spinning Mill, died on Wednesday from the effects of 'upstroke. An order bas been issued by ...

... Mullavilly ; Mr. Thomas Stilton. J.P. ; Mr. Alfred Sinton, and Miss Binton, Laurel Vale; Mr. W. 0. Martin, Belfast Bank; the Misses Whiti, Ora. Inge Hill; Miss White and Miss Annie White. die. Luke, Oilford ; Miss Hardy. Tandragee; tli • Misses Hardy, River View; ...

... canvases are the Queen, whose contributions will be the triple portrait of Charles 1., The Children of Charles 1., and Thomas Eilligrew and Turn Carew ; the Duke of Devonshire, the Duke of Portland, the Duke of Westminster, the Duke of Norfolk, the ...