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... rumoured that Admiral Sir Robert Stopford, the present Commander-in-Chief in the Mediterranean, will succeed the late Sir Thomas Hardy as Governor of Greenwich Hospital; that the. Hon. Admiral Fleming, the Commander-in-Chief Portsmouth, will succeed to the ...
... told t was a touching eight to row good, honest, healthy Worcestershire fame on that New Brighton steamboat turn, as Mr. Thomas Hardy describes it, the colour of apricot jam with a Blight touch of raspberry dittoand suffer. And the rain it rained all the ...
... his 62nd year. Griffiths.â Jan. 30, at Mr. Fell's, Sidbury, aged 53, much regretted, Mr. Thomas Griffiths. Hardy. â Lately, in his 58th year, Mr. Alfred Hardy, for many years gardener to the Earl of Coventry, beloved by all who knew him. Haynes.â ...
... Robert Leake. kv. —Thomas Eastwood, James Cheeswright, Curnock, and John Parry. Wai.sai.i.. James Miller, W. Davies, and J. Wm.\ vmi'ton. Wm. Bird, Wm. Bythewav, and S. R. Hall. Dudley. Waller Lawrey, Simeon Xoall, and Thomas Hardy. SToißßßinoE.—■Win ...
... Africa, in 1805, he bore conspicuous share the memorable battle Trafalgar; upon which occasion Lord Nelson expressed to Sir Thomas Hardy his high approbation of Captain liigby's conduct. Captain Digby also assisted at tbe reduction of the island of Minorca ...
... TlLL—William Davis, Rea's Lodging House, in custody, was charged with stealing 4d. from the till of Thomas Hardy, the Nag's Head Inn, on June &h.—Nellie Hardy, daughter of the prosecutor, said on June Bth prisoner came to their house before dinner-time. She ...
... The ship has, however. rith.r historical secciationaleeirlee those connected with Nelson. She has been commanded by Sir Thomas Hardy (Capt.iin , A of the Victory at Trafalgar) and Sir 'ward Berry (Captain of the Vanenard at the Nile). She has flown the ...
... provincial life, Mr. Thomas Hardy is one of the mo.-t eminent. What Mr. William Black has done for the West Highlands, what Mr. Blackmore has done fer his beloved Devon, what, in a lsaeer way, Mr. C^ine ha? ..one for Cumberland, Mr. T'aoiaas Hardy has done for ...
... , -am made which remit, ii , ilustry and increase man's ability to enlist the vim forces of steam in his service. Mr. Thomas Hardy. In whom WIMP it 4, proposed to found a ch• , r. wrote that the naming of the University as Wellt4M, .truck beam almost ...
... larger proportion of the license duties to those who consent to sell on the six days only. Addresses were delivered by Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Counoillbr Derringtou of Birmingham, Mr. J. Rutherford of Birmingham, Mr. Barber of Redditoh, and Mr. R. S. Bartleet ...
... landing was the King’s Stairs, and there r Thomas Williams and Sir Frederick Maitland, with air respective Officers, stood waiting to receive the Visitors. ‘They were accompanied by Sir James raham and Sir ‘Thomas Hardy. In the meantime a essage from the steamer ...
... delectation. Amongst the members are Lord Houghton, Sir Frederick Pollock, Sir Richard Colquhoun, Edmond About, Walter Besant, Thomas Hardy, Bret Harte, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Victor Hngo, Henry Irving, J. Russell Lowell, George du Meunier, Walter Pollock, G ...