... Thorpe, October 6, | 1798. Catera enarret Fama.” Thereis also an interesting | memorandum by Sir Thomas Staines, with Nelson's hair, “Given to me by Sir Thomas Hardy, on bosard the | Victory, on his arrival iu the Medway with the body of my friend and :tflm ...

... Buildiogs, Lumom, featly maintained. (Applause.) The name ot Alfred's country had been revised of late years by a WOMMI man, Thomas Hardy. The mind of the Anglo-Sexon at his beet and noblest was the mind of Alfred. The aspirations, the hors, the stendardsof ...

... dancing were prohibited ns.l.-10-z 3§ at “'-'&(3::3'\':.-— mxlfi-rylu w“;. servan| . ‘Watson, Joh: , Harry Hardy, Thomas Wi Seott, Thomas I:::lg? Thomas wly.lmm e Norwich City Police, August, 1892 To the Chief Constable of Norwich,—We, the undercit; polkc ...

... Mr. and Mrs. Clement Cozens-Hardy, Mr. H. H. Cozers-Hardy. Q.C., M.P., snd Miss Cosens. Hardy, Mr. and Mres. T. Cozens-Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Willans, Mr. Colman, M.P., Mr. 8. Cozens-Hardy, Mr. aod Mra. Artbur Cozens ...

... HOLT. OCCASIONAL POLICE-COURT, Monday. Before C. W. H. Cozens-Hardy, Esq.—Thomas Rush, alias Earl, labourer, of Holt, was brought up in custody charged with having, on the sth August, stolen a pk{ watch, gold seal, gold z{‘,:nd various other articles ...

... INVESTMENTS. HEIGHAM ROAD AND WYMER STREET NORWICH. MWR& SPELMAN have received instructions from the Executors of the late Mr. Thomas Williamson, to sell by auction, on TUESDAY, September Tth. at six for seven o'clock in m.ve:ml. at the Norfolk-hotel, Norwich ...

... his razor on the mantelpiece, when White said he would have to trust him, ss he had no money, snd Hardy asked himtobu‘- silver ring. At the same time Hardy stood between him and White in mehnvfiymfln could not see what the lstter was dtbnin ':lh-rd V;::u ...

... Wilkinson and seconded by Thomas er. Assentors: Parker Robert Leeder, John Lubbock, Thomas Quantrill, William Francis Jex- Blake, Stepben Buller, Mark Chapman, Arthur Samuel Chapman, and Henry Pull. Herbert Bud& Cozens-Hardy, 60, Ladbrokegrove, London ...

... Regietrar, Thomis Lumsdes Golden 10 5 uty-Registrar, Thomas Lumaden n Mary E.Lt’s“n.b.h. Haroy—ExsoLise.—On the 20th inst., at St. Michael's Charch, I.aoylm. by the Rev. C. T. Jex-Blake, Herbert C. Hardy, tor, Croydon, Sm&.ymmpfl. son of F.D. HAEJ, B.qh. ...

... NORTH NORFOLK ELECTION. The appointment of Mr Cozens-Hardy to & Judgeship, has caused a vacancy in the Parliamentary representation of the Northern Division, of the County. The Conservative Candidate will be Sir Kenneth Kemp, who made such & valiant fight ...

... pleased to confer the honour ot Kuighthood upon each of the follow- g i*Viuhn Doxtord, Esq., M.P. Walter Thorburn, Esq., M.P, Thomas Lander Brautwn, Esq., M.D, F.R.B. James Balfour Paul, Esq, Lyon King ot G. D. De Courcy Perry, Esq C.M.G., her Majesty's ...

... the trons, amoogest whom ma; mentioned Lord Cjthorr. Lord Y‘lutingo. Bir A{M Jodrell, Sir Kenneth Kemp, Mr. H. H. Cozens- Hardy, M.P., Mr. S. Hoare, MP, Mr. H M, Upcher, Mr. F. T. 8. Rippingall, and others, s oapital programme had been Jreyu‘d. The committee ...