... baa become vacant through the death of lius Hardy, at the age 67. Miss Hardy was the eldest daughter of Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, G.C.8., the officer to whom Lord Kelson exclaimed, when dying, Anchor, Hardy, anchorand in whose arms Nelson ...

... Penley, Hardy, J. Bartlett, GoodaU. ARTISTS’ PROOF ENGRAVINGS, After the works of J. C. book, 8.A., Sir E. Landseer, 8.A., Miss Edwards, Thomas Brooks, Nicholls, E. M. Ward, 8.A., Emmeraon. 8.A., J. S. Noble, 8. Carter, O’Neil, Sant, 8.A., Hardy, Boss Bonhenr ...

... AGENT, ST AFFORD-STREET, WILLENHALL, Branch Offices » HEATH TOWN. AUCTION MART, 2, BIL3TON STREET. WOLVERHAMPTON. HJ-R. THOMAS SKIDMORE respectfnßy beg« to amior.nce that Ws AUCTION MARTia NOW. OPEN for the reception every description Stock- In-Tnule ...

... Clark, the surrendering, asked if there was any further eridenom-rTha inspector said very little beyond that of the doctor. —Thomas Edward Hill, 86, Commercial toad, Peckham, surgeon, said he made post-merUm examination of the body of deceased, on the IZthcfi ...

... its results), Mr. M.P. (on Authority matters opinion), Mr. Stanefeld, M.P. (on Medical women). _Bir Thomas Bazley,M.P. ramvemitytorManoheater), Mr. Thomas Brassey, M.P. (Bound the world tiie Sunbeam, first article), and Mr. Grant Duff, M.P. (Five nights’ ...

... (Before Mr. Justice Field.) Octrao* oh a» Policeman SlrArroßD.— Alfred Burton and Thomas Burton, shoemakeis, were tried for feloniously wounding PoUce-constoble Thomas Price, in October last, with intent to him grierons bodily harm. They Were foimd gulHy ...

... and East Worcestershire Institute Mining Engineers was held in the Geological Hnaenm, Dudley; Mr. Thomas T presiding. There were also present Mr. Thomas niton, F.O.S. (vioe-president), Mr. John Hughes, J*T- D. lioffsr*, Mr. W. J. Hayward, Mr. J. Tomson ...

... by regard for his previous career, or - treated with the utmost severity. So imnoftaht the ease emisidered to be that Mr. Hardy, as we understand, will consult the Cabinet before derides whether Colonel Baker to allowed to realise the .£4500 to which ...

... defendant paid, but being pressed, admitted that did pay.) When witness arrested defendapt, defendant was so delink that eonld hardy walk. He, however, succeeded in walking the door the station-house, in which was placed in custody. The room had two doors ...

... pad preventing the of the title of Empress relation to Hie interail affairs Her Msjesty’s dominimis other than India. Mr. Hardy contended that Government had faithfully fulfilled all the promises it had made, and urged that the OppoMttmhad tea* engaged ...

... hollered some of the homes in that street had been condemned, but he was not prepared to say what proportion was unfit for Ur. Thomas Jackson Barnett, snrreyor and valuer, ■aid had all hia life Wolverhampton, and had been more than 30 yean hia profeseion. ...

... stuanons wm dismissed. Boeough Police. —Wednesday. (Before I. Spooner, Esq., Stipendiary Magistrate.) beau 3 a OAS-lAEP.— O'Wise Hardy, a about 17 rears of age. was brought up custody with wilfully breafane gas-lamu.—Police-ooustable William said that about ...