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... not dlisturbed in their operations, the robbery hot being. found out until this morning. use~ful LiECTURsE. - The Rev. Evan. Thomas, of Newport, of the delivered a lecture on Tlsursday evening, at Ehenezer Baptist Chapel, oin The reformation in E nglanid ...
... Grey, le Mr. Villers, Mr. Brand, Mr. James, the O'Coinjor Do), if Mr. E. Egerton. Mr. Hunt. Mr. Leatham, Mr. Graves, b Mr. G. Hardy, Mr. Dalglish; Mr. Cross. Major Bush, examined by Mr. Hunt: I reside at Clifton, -and carry on business at Bristol. I have ...
... partly triuniipb, but of the personid Faa, liberties of Englishmen, and the regular administration of wye justice. . for Mr. HARDY -warmly denounced the coceduct of the Mayor of Cork, and( gaven the Government credit forhaviulg at last acted with decision ...
... presentations will be c umisually numeroiis and distinguished. Yesterday afternoon lightning- seriously danmaged the house of Mr. Thomas Stone, Fishponds, Bristol. Four I children narrowly escaped death. Two are seriously ill, t being partially suffocated. , ...
... Chichester Lodge, Warwick-gardens, Ken- bo sington, the wife of Thomas Bigland, Esq., of a son, MARRIAGES. On May 17th, at Holy Trinity Church, Pillgwenlly, by the Rev. - S. Fox, Mr. Thomas Spillane, of the Nut and Bolt Works, Cwm- bran, to Miss Sarah Asne ...
... the following jockeys may be discovered by a little was I search:-Daley, Norman, Butler, Hunt, Mann, Goater, teril it Wyatt, Hardy, Milne, and Hunter, and doubtless others acti h which I have not time to look for. But a moment's in. extr it spection will ...
... to half-past five. 6- The judges for bloodhounds and other hounds were the 6 Rev. T. Pearce, the Rev. J. T. Mosse, and Mr. Hardy. For * pointers, retrievers, sheep dogs, and fox terriers, Mr. Wal- 5 kier and Mr. Sykes. For setters and spaniels, Mr. Lord ...
... ricldle at once. c Sir Francis Grant is President; we owe him re-t spect, and we pay it to his portrait of Mr. II n, Gathorne Hardy.' An excellent example of his ni le, particular branch of art it is. If the selection be due to his influence, it shows ...
... with Mr. Larrewiaer, R.. Iichrard Flothergill, MB.P, el] rich hie W. S. Rod,,n, MBP.. 'Mr. Pease, MB., IJ. S. Hardy; Out tire M.,John Hardy, 'Jon., M.P., If nerej Vivian, MY.P, hi L~hand, C. Trner, X.E., I. Fielden, E,. Badhhouse, M.P., J. Dodds, hr~ ...
... Logan', - Zuecor'e Bay, vt a eon. On the 17th June, the wifer of T. Stewart Hardy, Eerj., 211?,, ofS o daughtei. Ca tue 17thi Jone, ait Stokeo lewieg-ton, the wife of Thomas A. rincekes, oif a 001. Cu chic 17th Jiune, at Wootton, near Liverpool, thowifeefr ...
... to watch their interests, more particularly in regard to Mr. Bruce's Mines Regulation Bill now before Par- liament. Mr. Thomas Thomas, of Cwmdare, was the chair- man, and the meeting was addressed (chiefly in Welsh) by some ten or twelve men. The bill was ...
... Clause 0, which repeals the Act of Uniformity, so, far as collegiate offices was concerned, was opposed by Mr. TRaikes, Mr. Hardy, and Mr. Mowbray, and supported by theu Soli. ?? and Mr. Gladstone. On as division the- clause was affirmed by 126 to 95. The ...