... monument, lies William Blake, the .eccentric painter and poet; Ritson, the ►ntiquary, sleeus there in -an unmarked grave; Thomas Hardy and Horne look rest from their troubled libiuif for reform.,tnder a monument which celebrates sacrifices, and Stodhart ...

... Directors. Join* David C. Tore**. W. Dioors La Tobcme, M*i rich Cask. Lf« Jons M’Domr&lA, Thomas Chosmwait. . Richard Mandsrs. Aluxasdeh J. kru.k. Hi O'Cohsok, John Hardy, Thomas Pim. Natrahicl Home, Gbo»o« Pim, William Thos. Laifan Kellt, Oaokgc CHAKLtS Patrick ...

... James Lock Thomas Lynch da. gerously, John Maher dang, rously, Thomas Taylor dangerously. Bichard Conway severely, Thomas Walker severely, P-zekiel Duke severely, JohnFosedraydangetously, Thomas Lewis severely, George Jameson severely, ...

... CONDITIONAL OBDRKB. Cardiff, Mark, and another, owners; Leonard G » Hardy, petitioner. Solicitor, AlexanderForstcr, 31 • Nelson-street. Evans, Thomas W E, owner; John D Evans petitioner. Solicitor, Delmege and Ferguson, 6 Lower Gloucester-strcct. Joly ...

... examiners for the ensuing year, viz. ‘.—Messrs. Thomas Rumley, O’Brycu Belling-. ham, Consiophcr Fleming, Richard Tuuhill, Tnomas Francis Battersb), and Michael H. Stapleton. Examiners in —Messrs Samuel L. Hardy, Alfred H. M‘Cliutock, and William Jameson. ...

... diseases, that invented M Mollard, and used at the Hospital Louis, is undoubtedly the best and most rapid. Some years ago M Hardy dis- .aCipttl , . - those baths Their action in scorbutic affections and rheumatism is universally admitted A Buttle contains ...

... yne, O-nrgs Pulley, J .lnP .tker, Thoma. Preadc, Joseph Psge, Thomas Pnilltps. Company—Elijah Rieharda, Alexander Koae, Peter Raffle, Frederick Hoker, W, Scott, John Sow, George Sked, George Sawell, Alex nler Shaw, Thomas Wyld, Thomaa Walters’, James Wylie ...

... oat r>urr.ha«e vice Uttlehales doeeaaed ; Henry G nt’ *'* w,t purchase, vie.- Protheroe appointed to t sun oot. I3th Foot —Thomas M'NeiHo GiP, Gent, he En without pnreuase, vice Hobm appointed Qnirtrr mas'er. « 18 . h «. En,,,n Abbott Nob let*, from th- ...

... 6ili ' ,at the camp Before Sebaatopol. of Liiiuean f-ver, T>. i.u«s. eldest non of Mr. T. Horner, North Btr*ii'«, 18 year*. HARD-Y the 27th ult, at 6a«ies square. Brighton, Mrs. Mary Hsrdey, late of Brixton bill. In her 91 »t wear. . . ' HUdTON—At C -leraine ...

... reaaonably rejoice at the preempt the Saeaion being produotlTe of erer,‘. ,ood. Whatever elee la rejecUd, I hop* that Mr. Hardy*! Poor Law Amendment Bill will carried, W# have heard eo mneb lately of workhouae miamanagament and the cruel and atui-id treatment ...

... the Society, John street, Adelphi, Mr. Thomas Chapman, F.R-S., in the chair. There were also present Admiral Bowles, CB, Admiral Sir Thomas HeiW’, K.C.B, MP., Mr. Edward Huiry, Cap'ain Hals'ead, H.N., Captain M'Hardy, R.N, Captain Lambert I’errott, Admiral ...

... covered with baitinch iron bare-a very poor protection eightinch shot. Her officers and crow number 0 in all. latter are a hardy, devil-may-care set of fellows, ready for men who would stick at nothing. They are all nations even the Imh brogue was among ...