... the room, and created considerable laughter by flyingistraight towards Mr. Hardy, and lodging on a portion of the building nearly over the place where he was standing. Mr. Hardy in his remarks referred to Mr. Gladstone's recent statement that the minority ...

... me Alfred Crick, St. Thomas's Hospital George Blackford &c Silver Darter, St. Thomas's Boepital; Albert Edward N Davis, College of Medicine, Neweastle-upon-Tyne; Geo. PI ?? Davis, ?? ?? St. Thomas's Hospital; Charles Maiurice, Hardy, College of Medicine ...

... Chaplain; Feb 24. 10th West Ridiug of Yorkshire Rige Volunteers (Rudderseflld)- Thomas Pearson Croslaud, Esq., to be Captain; Thomas Brook. Gent., to be Lioutenest; Thomas Brooke, Gent., to be Ensign; Feb. 24. 12th West Riding of Yorkshire Rifle Volunteers ...

... upon my mind for some time past, viz., that the next session of Parliament would be a fitting opportunity to introduce Mr. Hardy's Beer Bill of 1856, which was only lost by a majority of 33, in a House consisting of over 400 members, and Government against ...

... and Flintshire, 3,225, David Gough; Ayrshire, I 12,000, John Banks; Scotch Minert' Federation, 9,000, s 11. Steel and J. R. Hardie; Cumberland, .6,000, A. p Sharm; North Yorkshire and Cleveland, 6,500, Joseph C Toyne; Lauarkshire and Renfrewsbire, 30,000 ...

... S~mitb, Trin. H. ; Stanford, by Emman. ; Stone, E. W., King's; Stuart, G. M., Caius; Ler Tallent, Job.; Thomas, L. W., Job.; Thomas, Emtnan; or Thomas, Sid. ; Thompson, Job.; Thompson, Christ's; y Turner, Trl.nH.lL;Verity, W- H., Jol.: Waliord, CaliUS; ...

... Viect. Montgomery Sir Tottenham Lt.- Bromley Wm. D.Hamilton L T. G. CoL . G. Iurghley Lord Hardy Gathome Mordanut Sir a. Tefutsf a.H. R. Cairns Sir Hugh Hardy John Morgan 0. Trevor Lord A.E. Cargill Wm. W. Harvey Eobt. B. Morritt W. 3. S. Trollope Sir ...

... J (G. Cook, and Messrs. Entwisle and Nutter, t Bradford, for improvements in the utilisation of exhaust I ?? engines. G. Hardy, Abram, nearWigan, a for an improved miner's safety lamp. S. Fielden, Jlaii- * chester, for improvements in pickers for looms ...

... the extreme measure of striking Mr. Grey's name off the Commission of the Peace. MARRIAGE WITH A DECEASED WIFE'S SISTER. Mr. THOMAS CHAMBERS moved the second reading of the bill for legalisini marriage with a deceased wife's sister. The Hon. and earned Member ...

... on these occasions, beginning- And arc we vet alive, And see ?? 's fare 9' after which the Revs. John- Lomas and R. Spasms Hardy engaged in prayer. The preliminary business of fixing the hours of business, which are to be from nicie to three o'clock each ...

... made the speech a great success. He was followed by Mr. Hardy. A greater contrast than that between the present and the late Member for the 'Univer.- sity of Oxford could hardly be conceived. Mr. Hardy's speech was one of the weakest which even he has ever ...

... 600. The amount raised on Friday was £75. Mr. William Hardy Cozens-Hardy, J.P., of Letheringsett Hall, near Holt, Norfolk, father of Herbert Cozens-Hardy, M.P., is seriously ill. Mr. Cozens-Hardy was one of the most active and influential laymen engaged ...