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... afterwards © furthering tho success of the installed by Mr, Thomas Hardy, G.W.8 Mathews Mapoh: ster ; Mr. W. G. Keesey, Me W. G.W. ; Mrs GW.V.T.; Messrs F. Turner, G.W.8. ; John Ashtoo, G.W.T.; Thomas Heath, GW O. ; T. P. Marshall, G.W.M ; G, W, Stevens, P ...
... Newtonlima- vady; J B. Thompsos, Waringstown ; James Alexander, Doagh; Richard Patterson, Monev- rea; W. Kelly, Newry; and Thomas Hardy, Tandragee. They are to proceed to the conti- nent in July, and to remain there about three months this season; and, next ...
... facsimiles of two letters from Thackeray to Smith; and conclude* with an ”£tovoi from Mrs. George Smith. contain* poem Mr. Thomas Hardy. “An Impromptu the Editor ; and anotherby Mr. A. D. Oodley. Middle Age to-Youth.” Mr B. T. Oook write* on ‘The Jubilee ...
... several of the principal studs being represented, comprising the F.trl of Crawford. Sir Oswald Moseley, Oswald Mnseley, Esq., Thomas Hardy, E»q., the Cannock Chase Co., John Green, E*q . T. Uharoock. Esq . the Representative# of the late J. Halsall, Esq., J ...
... an additional minister. Stourport : Jos. Caley, in the place of William Hunt. Northwich John E. Collis.. in the place of Thomas Hardy. Burslem John C. Stuart, in the place of Josiah Evans The Conference met on Saturday. Various gifts of chapels and ministers' ...
... questions which afiect the history our district, whilst all the original authorities are published in one volume by Sir Thomas Hardy, when head of the Record Office. These two volumes alone will enable anyone to understand the questions raised. We are ...
... B; Vice Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart. G.C. B.; Admiral Sir G. Cock- burn, G. C. B; Lieutenant General Sir R. H- Vivian, Bart. G. C. B.; Major General Sir Alex- ander J Dickson, K. C. B.; Major General Si Beery Hardi , K. C. B; and Col, Sir ...
... same coat which he had common- ly worn for weeks, oo which the Order of the Rath was embroidered, as was then usual. Sir Thomas Hardy did notice it to him, observing that he was afraid the badge might be marked by the enemy; to which Nelson replied, that ...
... Howse, Heats, Mary Anne, wife of Josiah 6, at Thomas Hardy, Haaisr—May at her 10, at 127, Sandon-road, Stafford, Jane, widow d May 7, 21 Oastle-street, Staflord, Banmab, wile 4 Ho Hanter daughter of the Thomas and Elisa Wem, aged JErvERTs—May Bbelton, Elisabeth ...
... DRATH OF EIDOBT MORE HORSES LN Daring the few days Mr Thomas Hardy, of Cloot suffered most loss by the death of eight The caase of death ts stated in the district to be attribatable to « worm, bat scien tife made the death of the animals. opinion hes ...
... tbe Plovgh Inn, Whitchurch, widow of Thomas Prince, 73 16, at Liangolien, Edith, infss daaghter of Thomas Roberts, ed 6 BYLanp—November 15, at 110, oynson Annie, wife of William Ri amd Manchester, Councillor Thomas Jones, SaYER—Novomber 2), at Fimch Oak ...
... ant a hrilliaat Baa letters, but wss *so (enuine poet. To those who lured tba aosals of Mr. Thomas Hardy, who was prsaeat Mr. Shorter Sts tod that ha had Mr Hardys authority for »syi«f that Crabba had the Most potent iafnanne his work. Mr. Onsre, paws a ...