... when h* Ml M Trafslgu WM* esnMly fCMnwH. la pwnwaac* of lb* AdnU ral’a Hircciiaat, ikey wen gifts, with atbet things, Hie Thomas Hardy, Us cayiuin, la Lady llaailtaai by bat (hay war* traatfrrrtd, aadet prenlist circa tartaacra, la a iau aldarnaa Laadts ...

... laughter.) Proceeding our steam marine, in the impiovemeul of which be bad early taken an interest, bir Charles cited Sir Thomas Hardy ami Ins own personal exprneiice in proof impenetrability and imuioveabtlity of tbe Board of Admiralty. As to the steam ...

... sorts, one flower, competitors—lst, Mr. Thomas llettlc; 2d, Mr. James C«>ckburn, The liirsel. double and 4 single Sweet Williams, 7 competitors—lst, Mr. George Bell, The liirsel; 2d, Mr. Thomas Hettle, Do. Hardy Herbaceous Plants, competitors—lst, Mr. ...

... Hall. C.8.; Mr R. M. Carden, Sir Percy Nugent, Bert.. Robert Browne, Curragh Ranger; Mr Thomas Hardy, Cept. Collluirst Vcsoy, Mr 11. J. M’Fsrlane, tho lion. Thomas Preston, and Mr Robert Fowler. Sir Gkokok Hopson stated the objects which the deputation ...

... when cootsiniog Five Nnmbers, price Sixpence—London : W. Kbst A Co., 51 and 52, Paternoster Row. pßaaxjtTATiojr. -The Rev. Thomas Hardy, parish of Fowlis Wester, has been presented by bis congregation with very elegant pulpit gown, cassock, Bible, Psalmbook ...

... y the min iaraapnsaengera wore coticoi lieil cxcedingly light. The engilio driver anil fireman (the latter of whom was Thomas Hardy o' Solckioti) stuck lotboir place*,ami e-enped with little ■ ninry. The guard, John Kendall, aho wa* looking not of hi* ...

... which Lady Erroll goes antil November 3, and then Lady Antrim, who will return to Windsor Castle with lire Majesty. Mr Thomas Hardy, the novelist, was recently ths guest of Sir George Dough., at Springwood Park. The Prince of Wales is to be the guest ...

... Sontt—6 competitors. 3 Sweet Williams, double—lst, Mr Thomas Taylor, Pre*Hon ; 2d. Mr Kobert Moffat—4 competitor*. 6 Sweet Williams, single—lst, Mr Win. 2d, Mr Thomas Taylor—B competitors. Hardy Harbaceous Plants, not bulbous-Ist, Mr Wm. Renwick; 2d ...

... in the handwriting of Amour the deceased. They were—“ Friday afternoon at half-past one. Edward Armstrong, Thomas Qlcdston, John Hardy, Thomas liell, and others took extremely ill. also had a prayer meeting at a quarter to two, when Tihha, Henry Hliarp ...

... Gray; 2, A. Rados. 4 Phloem, spike of that the sum of £2OO be placed at the disposed d the mob -I, Geom. Tweedle; 2, Thomas Mercer. 4 Hardy committee as • contribution from the Herbaceous Pleats one spike of easit-Gtorge Tweed's. The committee are therefore ...

... THOMAS HOWIE HOPPER HAS been engaged the Manufacture of SHEEP DIPPING COMPOSITIONS which have been used for upwards a Quarter of a Century by the extensive Flock-Masters Scotland, England, Ireland, and the Colonies, and is now in a position supply a highly ...

... IMPROVED BATH FOR SHEEP. THOMAS HOWIE HOPPER HAS been engaged in the Manufacture of SHEEP DIPPING COMPOSITIONS which hare been used for upwards of Quarter of Century the moat extensive Flock-Masters in Scotland, England, Ireland, and the Colonies, and ...