... under 15 years of age saved from ruin, and prepared for future usefulness. The Master of the Rolls has appointed Mr. T. Duffus Hardy ' Assistant Keeper of the Public Records, in the place of Sir F. Palgrave, deceased. Corporal punishment exists in the Danish ...

... is the only memorial_lett ,s by the dead men FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Half-Past Two o'clock. 'Edward Armstrong, Thomas Gledston, John Hardy, Thomas Bell, and others took seriously ill. We all had a prayer meeting at a quarter to two o'clock, when Tibbs, Henry ...

... death. 'Mr. Knighton deposed that deceased, himself, and a man named Hardy, some days ago, were at work together, when the hammenoof the deceased came in contact with that of Hardy, and r ebounding struck deceased on the right temple. He was obliged to ...

... cotton as fine in fibre and rich in quality as the best ever produced. In the presence of these facts, he would be a very hardy disputant who should deny that if British India does not supply an abundance of raw cotton, it must be the fault of the British ...

... Jordan, blacksmith, and William Craddock, carpenter, both Of Bedford; and two privates of the Bedford Militia, named Thomas Spring And Thomas Berridge, both of Ridgmaunt. A third militiaman, whose belt has been found covered with blood, absconded. An InsoLvent ...

... personal security of Noblemen, Gentlemen, Clergymen, and others, or upon Farming Stock. Apply personally, or by letter, to Thomas Robinson, 17, Devonshire Square. 1 - N6I:ANT CURE OF TOOTH-ACHE.- BUNTER'S NERVINE, immediately on application, will generally ...

... • Francis Doman, of Colcorton-moor, leaves a wife and two children; Thomas Bird ; foreman (or as he is called corporal) over the boys, &c., leaves a wife and nine children; Thomas Bird, nephew to the above, aged twenty, single; G. Marsden, aged fifteen; ...

... from the National Shakespeare Committee :—Messrs. Tom Taylor, Theodore Martin, Shirley Brooks, J. S. Brewer, T. Duffus Hardy, Thomas Walker, Robert Bell, C. L. Gruneisen, and Hain Friswell. These gentlemen give lengthened reasons for their decision. They ...

... Space does not no's: , allow, or we would say a few words upon the attendance on fattening animals and the times of feeding.t Hardy Fruit and Kitchen Garden. i s: Attend to previous directions in regard to the thinning and stopping the young shoots of all ...

... cutting ic,: Wounding Alfred Rebbeck and Charles Bannister, Jtabbing them with a knife. 16 44 ,, r• Thomas Wakeling appeared for the prosecution, Mr. Thomas Potter, inspector of the G division, ehed the case on the part of the police. 1 , 130 1ne formal ...

... University of Oxford, which Mr. Gladstone now represents. The promises to support the Chancellor of the Exchequer and Mr. Gathorne Hardy are said to be nearly equal, and t7..e election will cause considerable sensation, not only at the University but throughout ...

... to decide whether the persons implicated could be subjected to criminal prosecution. After some discussion, in which Mr. G. Hardy, Mr. Denman, Mr. Hennessy, and other hon. members took part, Lord Palmerston expressed the pain and indignation with which ...