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... floods in the south of Scotland. 11 The Quarter's Revenue is published, showing an increase of 696,2471. on the quarter. Thomas Hardy dies, in his 81st year. 23 Genersl Wm. balrymple dies. aged BG. The trial of Mr. Pinney, late 4layor of Bristol, continues ...
... at Abergelt*, DonVjjghshirc, aged 80 years, Anne, relict Thomas Hardy, Esq., Kilmacart, county Carlow. At Anifstcwn. near New Ross, the seat of Edward Carr, Esq., his Hist year, the Rev. Thomas Wallis, Rector Ilosbercon, and son-in-law the late Aid. Moore ...
... homas ,) suddenly exclaimed, “Oh, Thomas, homas and fell the floor a lifeless corpse. Monday last, Charlotte-street, Carlow, at age do years, Mrs. C. Mac At Tan y valt. North ales, Ann% relict of the late Thomas Hardy, Esq., of Kilmaeart. Carlow, mother ...
... to the pout, of rudeness. Among the most. silent of the world's great men were the late Lord Tens:v. eon and Thomas lark lu. Mr. Thomas Hardy rarely speaks. while Sir Jam, Barrie has exalted nuffin into one of the fine arts. Queer Trades.—The r••:ling-up ...
... C. J The first number of the new volume well, the comprising the Key. Dr. Newman Hall, Rev. P. B. Power, Mr. Thomas Whittaker, Rev. E. J. Hardy (author of How to be Happy though Married,) and Miss Mary I. Stead, who is responsible for the serial story ...
... F. J. Mortmief. F.R.P.S. ; Hugh Cecil, and Heath Robinson, arid reading matter by John Buchan, Mrs. C. M. Williamson, Thomas Hardy. 0.31.; Doris H. Bowden, and others, help to make up what is probably the best Christmas Graphic yet produced. Molly Leaves ...
... year ; Francis henry do la Mutte, thu French spy, who was executed at Tyburn on tho 27th of July, 1781 ; John Horne Tooke, Thomas Hardy, John TheLvall, Wm. Holeroft, and several othars, in 1 794 ; Arthur O'Connor and J. O'Coigley in 1768 ; and Sir Francis ...
... space for the Vernon to clear them. About one o'clock Sir James Graham, First Lord of the Admiralty, accompanied by Sir Thomas Hardy, Admiral Dundee, Hon. Captain Elliott, Lord Adolphus Fittelareoce, Sir Charles Paget, and other naval arrived at the dock-yard ...
... of the programming, and that it new d sl re cortect will be butted with all couvenient despatch. It is announeed that Thomas It. Hardy, is to be this Director of the Showyiusl, Andrew Corrigan clerk of the yard. 'lithe of the stewards who are to attend ...
... is replete with choice things from Dickens, Bret Buie, Captain Maryatt, Longfellow, Sink, Arnold, Max Adeler, Ralston, Thomas Hardy, and Jean Davie,. It shows bow the publishers are realising their en&dating to place before the reader • treasury, in fact ...
... by fear of Napoleon's invasion. It was at Weymouth, in September. 1805. that King George 111. had a long interview with Thomas Hardy. the brave Captain of the Victory, only tire weeks before the battle of Trafalgar. It is from Weymouth that the (;rent ...
... Egyptian adventure. He then publishes a correspondence which took place betwou him and Captain Sir Richard Keats and Sir Thomas Hardy, and also the report of his Majesty's Commissioners appointed to investigate and the inventious and discoveries of Captain ...