... in the Rigged Schoolroom, on Mon lay evening last, by Mr. Thomas Hardy, one of the agents of the West of England Temperance League. ‘The attendance was not large. Oa the previous Sanday Mr. Hardy preached two sermons in the Town Hall, one in the morning ...

... Torquay We tind that Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Bristol, has consented to deliver another lecture on * Temperance,” at the old school room, Bromham, kindly lent for the oceasion by the Rev. E. B. Edgell, on Thursday, the 5th December. Mr. Hardy's popular lecture lately ...

... th King William, end the of the yptian adventure. A correepondence took place between bim and Sir Riehard Keates and Sir Thomas Hardy ; and then followed the report of his Majesty 8 Comaissioners appointed to investigete and examice the and discoveries ...

... Henry William Bayntun, Knight Commander, has been appointed a Knight Grand Cross of the Bath, in the room of the late Sir Thomas Hardy; that Rear-Admiral Samuel Pym, and Major-Geperal Sir John Boscawen Savage, Knights Companions, have been appointed Knights ...

... bien appointed acting governor pro tern of Greenwich Hospital, until the appointment of a successor | the late gallant Sir Thomas Hardy. The bust of Mr. Clarkson was exhibited for tho first time on Thursday at the Court of Common Council. It was executed ...

... every man_ in his rear, he kept there the means of embarkativn for Admiral Boxer was first made known to Sir James by Sie Thomas Hardy in 1830 ; and in 1854 Sir James se- lected him as “an officer who was better acquainte.t with the embarkation and dise ...

... aground? Gteal laughter. ) J'lOceediug our marine, the improvement wh'oh had early taken interest. Sir Charles cited Sir Thomas Hardy and hi? own personal experience proof of the impenetrability and the Board of Admiralty the steam which were at present ...

... on .Monday at Had ley's Hotel, Bridge street, lilackfriars, to celebrate the forty-third anniversary of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Home Tooke, John Thelwall, and others, from the charge of high treason preferred against them 179-1, the government ...

... Town Hall. Devizes, on * Teetotalism,” by Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Bri-tol. but to rather a thin audience, owing to the very severe frosty weather. which no doubt, kept many persons ay from the meeting, Mr. Hardy is a most earnest his addresses are characterised ...

... Vocal and District Aetvs We perceive that Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Bristol, is announced to lecture on “ Temperance” at Devizes on Monday next, at Urchfi ont on Tuesday, and at Trowbridge on Wednesday. Devizes Savincs Bank.—Manager appointed to attend at ...

... four- teen days. BROMHAM. On Tuesday evening a most interesting and lace by Mr. stirring Incture was delivered at the above Thomas Hardy, of Bristol, on the sulgect o! temperance The cbair was taken by Mr. J. J. Fox, of Devises, and, in order to diversify ...

... apprehension.—James ‘I'albot, Arthur Woodley, and Thomas Hardy were summoned for tres- passing in search of game on the lands of F. L. Popham, Esq., Chilton Foliat. Talbot was fined 10s and costs; Woodley and Hardy 5s each and costs. The money wa paid in each ...