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... Rear-Admiral. The death ‘is announced at Castle Cary, Somersat, of Rear-Admiral Phelps, who was given his nomination by Sir Thomas Hardy, Nelson’s famous captain. Deceased, who was 88, entered the Navy in April, 1832, and retired’ as Rear-Admiral in January ...
... LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Hardy, Durham, glass, china, and earthenware dealer.—William Strachan, Dean-street, Searborough, formerly tailor and draper, now draper's assistant.—Thomas Agar. Red car, greengrocer and fruiterer.—Hv. Rows, HdD ...
... cannot remember Nelson,” the Dean went on, “‘but I can remember Sir Thomas Hardy, 1n whoss arms be died. Close to the village in which I lived was Greenwich Hospital, of which Sir Thomas Hardy was governor, and [ remember him perfectly well. In those days; ...
... ha«l been examined, l'.C. Davie said the laidv was tccov,ted fr«-m 'he tiver that morning l»v two men, named C- otge and Thomas Hardy, were in the employ Tees '••Mimisdioiier?. The Deputy- Cormier said tb.-t v •; w evidence far they j could carry it. The ...
... A Sweep’s Black Face at Selby. At Selby, this morning, a local dhimney sweep named ‘Thomas Hardy, wes charged with a breach of the Chimmney Sweepers’ Aot on the 14th inst. P.C. James stated that in the afternoon of that day he saw the defndant going from ...
... Middlesbrough. Bailer Allen, 24. Emunsov. —On the 17th Grange, Pp. nnymoor, Geo. aged 66. the 15th inat., Hull, aged Thomas Arch Hardy, of Spalding. Gißfeo*.—On the 16th inst., at Hougbton-le-Spriuz, aged 75, Mr. Jacob Qibaon. LANK.— the 16th inat., Bank ...
... fur aeault. The Axterican doctor* say that the typhoid Don ear carried about by fJtes We are make the acquaintance Mr. Thomas Hardy poet. The Lambeth Guardians have bean calling one another doubly distilled idiots and other playful The Sultan of Turkey ...
... transport reported from Queenstown to have been passed disabled the steamer Harley, 430 tons, horse-power, belonging to Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Cork. She left Newport, Mon., on the inst. with tons of material for the Soakira-Berber railway, and put into Penarth ...
... slightly grey. moustache dark brawn. Had whits handkerchief, bearing th* name of Thomas Hardy, and mamhir’s card of tha Burtay Cricket Club, with holder's name, * TbamM Hardy. ...
... niaamre—via, Thomas Hardy, wm. Black, and Richard Blackmor-, Each ana a distinct literary personality, and all were of poetic feeling, mm in different ways rrriocUng powerful and peculiar tendsaciee of their time. trontad, dntly, of Mr. Hardy. Tha work of ...
... when the police Tuesday morning asked if a man was missing from the Workhonse. Hendersou was found the «ly man absent —Thomas Hardy, inmate, said that deceased very uiuoh from pain his sheet. H- bad once twice heard deceased when getting into bed, that ...
... Pickering LytbeEaat Division Allen ton, Henry Atkinson, Samuel Pearson, and Wm. Coverdale Bast Ay ton, William Clarke, and Thomas Clarke Hardy; Weat Ay ton, James Smith Darrell and James Wilkinson: Bromptou, Charles Lacenby Kendall and Geo. Dauby ; Broxa, John ...