... Graves and Thomas Nutt; North Cliff, Thomas Rennison and William Appleton, South Cliff, Thomas Leake and George Jackson; East 'Jottingwith, Robert Banks and Thomas Room; Ellerton, Joseph Anson and George Wake; Everingham, John Thomas and ...

... He spoke rather more than a column. Next fol- lows M r. Craweford, the defeated candidate for Mary-le-bone; followed by Thomas Hardy, whether any relation of the father, or rather grandfather, of reform, we knowe not. Next Mr. Murphy, another of the defeatea ...

... The picture is a bad composition in point of art, and is much disliked by sailor critics. Nelson's favourite captain, Sir Thomas Hardy, said of it, It looks more like a street sceno than a battle, and the ships more like houses than men-of-war. An old ...

... past week the Blue Ribbon Army has, with increased vigour, pressed its temperance psinciples before the Grimsby public. Mr Thomas Hardy, of Manchester, has each evening given addresses in the Temperance-hall, Cleathorpe-road, assisted at each service by the ...

... representiation of the ever memorable Battle of Trafalgar, painted by the great Stanfield, under the direction of the late Sir Thomas Hardy. The celebrated dissolving Views from the Polytechnic Institution, London, are also about I to be exhibited. I SUNDAY EVENING ...

... a RASH CONDUCT SRVEwsisr PUXrsnHDD.-On Satur. day, at Daurham Petty Sessions, two young men, . named Ieonbrd Fa el1 and Thomas Hardy, were brought up charged with assault and wilfil damage, by uxpsetting a boat in the Wear, at Durham, in which there were ...

... Elizaboth e, eiira,,,ey, a young girl, residing with her parents &t is Brough, on the 10th inst. Fined £l, and costs 7a al 6J.-Thomas Hardy, groom, of Kirkella, way 's charged by PC. Reed with being drunk and disi s- orderly at Kirkella on the 6th inst; also ...

... th pro Poor-Messrs Hen.y Stephenson, Joseph Thomp hi' son, ?? Wrag]t, James Dunn. Surveyors of l i H~ighwayq-. M555rs Thomas Yates Hardy, and la Joseph Speck. Constables-MessrS John Edward.. sit Jones and Matthew C~reasser. ., soits BEVERLEY ' o dan The ...

... united kingdom, constituting and tli h- aP~ointiag. the right lion. Sir, James Robit. Geo. Graham; i ofBart. ; Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, tart. K~.C.B. Rear .~I its Admiral of th I'White Sqhbadron of his MajestyI's Fleet;, 6e is Sir Samnuel John Brooke ...

... admitted the charge. Fined Ss, including the ?? Boden, of the coastguard, was charged with unlawfully assaulting and striking Thomas Hardy, at Brid- lington Qaay, on the 31st May. To pay fine and costs ?? was granted from R. T. Weightman, of I-igh-street, B ...

... close. SPROATLEY. r r outbreak of pleuro-pneu-nunia is reported by I Supt. J. Buruiston to have occup:ed on the farm of Thomas Yates Hardy, at A'dborough. A cow had dlied, and a post-mertern examination had been made by the veterinary inspector, Mr Sowerby ...

... future lectare. ALDBato'.-AuDACtous BURGLAIILY.- Early on Saturday ntorsting some tlisevers broke inot tha house of Mr. 'Thomas Yates Hardy, a reepectable farmer, of this place. It appoars tuse burgiaro affected on entranca by cutting and break- Intg the dairy ...