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... for Ayrshire, to be the first holder of the office. The will of Mr. Charles Hardy, of Chilham Castle, Kent, and of Odsal House, Bradford, Yorkshire (brother of Mr. G. Hardy, M.P.,) was proved in the London Court, on the 13th ult, and the personalty was ...
... Cabinet, —Her Majesty, it is said, having keenly felt the unfair treatment which he has been subjected. Monday, Mr. Gathorne Hardy, the newly-appointed Hone Secretary, was re-elected for Oxford University. The proceedings were brief, and were conducted, ...
... situate and being Nos. 36, 38, and Sant-street aforesaid, and now in the respective occupations of Michael Mongan, Thomas Poole, and Thomas Faulkner. Lot 4. All that SHOP, having a frontage to Newcastle-street and Sant-street aforesaid, together with the ...
... Cemetery Works. Any explanation which may be required upon the Drawings, &c., will be given application to Messrs. Bellamy and Hardy, Architects, Lincoln, from whom, or from the Borough Surveyor, detailed bills of quantities may be obtained on payment of £2 ...
... deputation of from 400 to 500 working men waited on Mr. Hardy, Monday evening, in the lobby of the House of Commons, in opposition to Lord Amberley's Bill. After hearing their speeches Mr. Hardy said the subject should receive the best attention of Government ...
... respited. Thomas Hickson was indicted for feloniously receiving a sack flour, at Bilston. Mr. Browne prosecuted ; Dr. 11 II defended. The jury acquitted the prisoner, and in reference to another charge no evidence was offered. Thomas Burton and Thomas Cooper ...
... in the fraternity at once, —Mr, Frank Locketfe, and Mr. Stephen Matthews, of Smallthorne, gave several excellent songs. Mr. Thomas Toinkinsop, of Smallthorne, gave several capital Lancashire recitations. Bro. William Wase and Bro. Henry Howl also gave several ...
... (the claim to the estates having been lately disposed of) is now before the House of Lords. The sentence of death passed on Thomas Watkins, fer the murder of Saunders Henderson, at Dowlais, on the 6th July, has been commuted to penal servitude for life ...
... over both eyes and under the ear.—Thomas Yomans, P.C., Leek, was standing near to the deceased-when the accident occurred. The deceased appeared over anxious to see the race, and had been once put off the course.—Thomas Maskery, Leek, acted clerk of the ...
... Northumberland-houst}, London, Wednesday evening, and the funeral took jjlace yesterday in Westminster .Abbey, Mr. Stewart Hardy, eldest son of the Home Secretary, is spoken of a candidate for Gravesend. The honour of knighthood has been conferred upon ...
... NOBLEMEN, GENTLEiIEN, NURSERYMEN, and OTHERS ENGAGED PLANTING. Extensive and important SALE of FOREST TREES, QUICKS, Choice Hardy EVERGREENS, AMERICAN PLANTS, and ORNAMENTAL TREES. MR. HENRY WALTERS has been favoured with instructions from Mr. G. T. Fox ...
... Mr. Hardy demanded the gun, but it was refused. then seized hold of it, and a struggle ensued, during which complaiaant was struck upon the breast with'&he gun. Fearing lest the gun should go off, he eventually let Mr. Hardy take it. Mr. Hardy dashed ...