... which h e sidered that there was one point which re q uired I break dow Holloway's Pills thoroughly supported Mr. Gathonie Hardy in his attempt to amendment, and in respect of which he intended to i-iliiiierifdyeitZabloead.,2,rcollaetedy cleanse the lungs ...

... Mr. P. S. Wyndham, M.P., Lord Feversham, General Sir J. M`Kenna, M.P., Sir Edward Cust, Mr. Isaac Holden, M.P., Mr. John Hardy, M.P., Mr. E. Aluoyd, M.P., Mr. Sheriff M'Arthur, Sir William Mitchell, Captain Sherard Osborn, Mr. E. J. Reed, Colonel Sykes ...

... resign for not ro erly discharging his duties. (Hear, hear.) I --t menced work in October, 1857 and has since carried That Mr. Thomas Purdue be paid for collecting . of Clerkenwell; Mr. Churchwarden Nunn Mr. g of the district, and should be available only ...

... ' rt the matter up. No information was, however, . b e fore. given until three men, of the names of Edwin seat et Winder, Thomas Daley, and Edward Burns, were charged, two or three sessions ago, with sheepd de stealing at ChingfOrd, in Essex, and one ...

... following gentlemen were elected vice presidents :--- Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson, Bart. ; Sir John Heron Maxwell, Bart. ' R. N. ; the Hon Wm. Brodrick, Lieut.-Colonel J. Hargreaves, J. Stewart Hardy, Esq., Henry Kingsmill, Esq., Captain F - gerald Studdart ...

... Muller the Home Secretary of that day allowed the accused to be taken before Mr. Humphrey, and it was not until Mr. G-athorne Hardy took office that accused persons were denied the right to which he (Dr. Lankester) thought they were entitled. (The jury— ...

... meeting of the court of examiners on the 19th inst., viz. :—Messrs. John Wells Hubbard, St. Lawrence, Isle of Thanet ; and John Thomas Redmayne, Clitheroe, Lancashire, students of Guy's Hospital. Edward Perkins, L.R.C.P. Edinburgh, Manchester; and William Henry ...