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... Colonel Lacy W Bevan, Esq Colonel Larfiln Blackmore, Esq C J Leaf, Esq Captain Blundell Sir George Lee Lieut-Col Bouverie, R Thomas Longman, Esq Burrell, Esq Edward Lyon, Esq B Bond Cabhell, Esq J H Mackenzie, Esq Major-Gen Campbell, C B Sir H St John Mildmay ...
... Board. Mr. Richard Arkwright was on Monday returned without opposition as representative of Leominster in place Mr. Gathorne Hardy who being also elected for Oxfoi J, declined to serve. Th Lancet says it is now established fact that this country males are ...
... Karl Carnarvon, General Peal, ...
... —There has been a fair increase in the with stealing valued at 81., the punetually each sale of gas in consequence property of Thomas Hi stated that on the 7th inst., about cubic feet. a last July, to 4e. per 1,000, 7 p.m., came isto his for a THE ALDERSHOT ...
... having been already custody. , , . _ Stkalinu— Thomas Boyle, a lad la years of aue, was charged with stealing a silver watch and chain, with gold dollar attached, valued at £7. the propertv of Sergt. Thomas Guihau, Ist ft alien 10th regiment. It appeared ...
... cake, buns, bread and butler, oranges, and sweats. During tea they were visit -d by Lieut.-Colouel and Mia. Gordon, Rev. R. Hardy, Captains Collins and Carleton, and several other officers, who were much amused at the rapid disappearance of tbe eatables ...
... the while bravir ng the e Jements with th e same hardi- the we privilege: To “pe Rafiled for, hood which ht be expected from warriors scarcely book has on Decem- host around ; but which thos e hardy the Gene otel, at 7 p.m., characterising a royal lady ...
... ten o'clock in the morn. |, the tables being set off with nurserymen, and choice plants supplied by Messrs. Jackson and Son Hardy, the wife of the worthy proprietor of the house. '. It was expected that two judges would be in the town at noon, but only ...
... dwarf. But plains that arc not very strong should shaded for hours the middle nay, or placed shady situation out doors. * - . hardy Fruit and Litchen-Gakden. —Any ' or ncclaime trees wh.Cd growing 100 ahoula gone over, stopping a.I the shoots; and those mat ...
... was on duty in the neighbourhood of Walthaai, when mot on the road two notorious On l.ii going to search them one Usorge Hardy, Wsltham, raised his gun, and shot Meadows, and then ran off. was, how ever, apprehended shortly afterwards aud muoved to Melton ...
... wrote to the papers. Explosion at Blast Furnace.—Last Saturday night, a frightful explosion occurred at the furnaces i f Mr. Thomas Turley, Deepfields, Birmingham. The cause of the explosion has not transpired, but the consequences have been most disastrous ...
... firearms manufactories and consists of a captain, several revisers of arms and ammunition, and a few picked marksmen. Mr. Thomas Hughes, M.P., in an article entitled Problems of Civilization, in this month's Maemillan, says : — It is commonly rumoured ...