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... Men's.col. lege, Miss Clara Collet, M.A., lectured on Novels, old and New. Amongst tho latter were mentioned stories by Thomas Hardy, George Gissing, and Zangwill, and great praise awarded them for their genius and literary aecomplish- ment. But the lecturer's ...
... time after the action was concluded, assisting in rigging the jurymast; then Inas ushered into the ward-room, where Sir Thomas Hardy and other offi- cers were assembled, and complimented by them as the person who avenged Lord Nelson's death, whiclh fact ...
... Garelochhesd and Holy Loob. The Rev.' Thomas W; Brown hasbeen appointed Moderator of the English Presbyterian Synod for the current year. The naval' pension of fl5. per annum, vacant bit the death of Commander Thomas Hardy, has been awarded to Commander John ...
... more to aid the progress of rational and practicable freedom. He was as honest in the sacred cause of liberty as was l Thomas Hardy; be was as intrepid as Horne Tooke; and, having lived in times that tried men's seols, let it be recorded in his epitaph ...
... evening, at Radley's Hotel, Bridge-street, Blackfriars, to celebrate the 55th anniversary of the acquittals of Messrs. Thomas Hardy, John Horne Tooke, and John Thelwall, from the charge of high treason, exhibited against them in 1794. Upwards of one hundred ...
... steel with a lathe, when a sdenl flewrin his eye, badly cuttingthe pupil. aeg ico attended to at Poplar hospital. Yesterday Thomas Hardy, aged 23, a labourer, w 4,3, Rsopemakers'4feld5, Limehouse, employed st th dry docks, elether's wharf, was taken to the ...
... amide fractu red lila shll,, He Was. f~olud ruebe sumtferitig from conoemssioli of the brais aed Otte einjoriea.6 Yesterday Thomas Hardy, aged 42, a Iaboare, 4 living at Braintree, iil Essex, seas son his wa..m 1. -iwe Londots atrit a hay waggo, s-e.i getusog ...
... quakers; Etothard, Bt.A.; William Blake, the painter; Lient.- general Fleetwood, son of the lord-proteotor, Crom- -well; Thomas Hardy, the patriot ; and Joseph Rit- eson, the antiquarian. The tombs of all these are falling topietes,unregarded, in Bun ...
... Duke of Sussex's claim to esteem extends over the broad circle of hibserel Englas. Wishent Horne Tooke, Major Cartueright, Thomas Hardy, Gale Jones, and other bold-men were held up as miscreants by the .authorities that were; and Wvhen the fust. scstder'e ...
... of 15, Collingwood-street, Tottenhan were charged on remand with cruelly ill-treating Annie Hardy, aged 13; William Hardy, 11; Ads Hardy, 8; and Thomas Hardy, 3, by not Providing them with necessary food, whereby injury to their health hats ...
... de- siguiitg to the lastf He had pictured Shakspere, old Lonidon, and a thousand sensatioiis of fiction in his time. Thomas Bush Hardy, another genius in water art, passed awiiay on Dec. 13. John Loughborough Pearson, one of the most eminent of English ...
... ess, on Monday, on a charge of fstabbing John Linton and Thomas Henry Hardy, Ivllo they mistook for othern men with whom they ihad been 6liarrellilag. At the Stafford assizes, on Monday, Thomas Care. less, sawyer, and William White, carter, were con. ...