... his master, Thomas Henry Plowman, of Montacute. and was sentenced to two months' imprisonment. William Rockier, 29, and George Rackley, le, Weevers, were indicted for stealing two ducks and • *eke, at Bishop's I.) deard, the property of Thomas Cadverwell ...

... reportertimmeniensesto a description of toilettm. Conspicuous the denten was the wife of • dintinguished rebel, Brigadier-General Hardie, who was dreamed elegant pink silk with a long tnin, white lace shawl and pearl and diamond necklace. It is satisfactory' ...

... Warden ct New College, tha principal of St. Mary's Hall, the Venerable Archdeacon Clarke. Sir W. Heathcote, Mr. Gaythorne Hardy, M.P., Mr C. Nente, M.P., and many professors and other leading mcml ers of the University. The proceedings ware of considerable ...

... Read's is handsomer, though not so weighty. Mr. Aaron Pike, of Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, is secoud in this class. Mr. Thomas Jones, of Shrewsbury, and Mr. Garrett, Scorpion, Shipstou-on-Stour, are first secoud with heifers. The Shorthorns make about ...

... Daniel Price Thomas, one pit ith many others, hood will not pay them , O'Mahony replies on the killed, In the lamp-room, as they were getting their cember 7, in an address to the Fenians, in which he iamb , ready. lie worked the same vein as Thomas, but male ...

... (this fady died? ; Sir John married (1844) of the Right Rev. George D.D. (this lady died, 1648); and Augusta, daughter of Thomas Champion De Crespigny Esq. was e ...

... the Probate Court. The members of the Chancery Bar who are announced as about to reoeive the same dignity are : Mr. Benjamin Hardy, Mr. Henry Cotton, Mr. J. T. Sehomberg, Mr. E. K. Karslake, Mr. John Pearson, Mr. George Little, Mr. George Druce, Mr. E. E ...

... Hon. Gerard Noel, Hon. Thomas Grey, Bight Hon. Sir Stafford Northoote, Bart., Right Hon. Sir John Pakington, Bart., G.C.8., Right Hon. Henry T. L. Corry, Right Hon. C. B. Adderley, Right Hon. J. R. Mowbray, Right Hon. Gathorne Hardy, Right Hon. Stephen Cave ...

... Mr. Cor ranee, Mr. Cowen, Mr. Dalgliab, Mr. Hubbatd, and Mr. Horsman; lastly came tbe big guns the form of Mr. Githorne Hardy for the Government, and Mr. Bright for the amerdinent. After whom came the Chancellor of the Exchequer, who slowly argued his ...

... been accepted and came lino operation on Sunday. klr. George realmtly expected In England about the 14th of this eionth. Mr. Thomas Hughes, M.P., writing to 'acute him sell for not &Wading • Reform meeting In Lambeth, says .• I Mall be °Mtge.' if poi will ...

... the first comers, and the Duchess seated herself by one of the columns looker-on. Lord Portman, Sir Benjamin Phillips, Mr. Thomas Hughes, M.P., and several other notables, were present when the Lord Mayor entered, preceded by the bearers of sword and mace ...

... thiough influential , channel. To this the following answer was returned Whitehall, 2Gth August, 1807.. Sib,—Mr Secretary Hardy, having considered the memorials which you transmitted to him-m beha •Weorge Britten, now under sentence of death for murder ...