... 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 ...

... M. Gibson 1— A vi*ibary Mr. S. G. Smith 1 Mr. N. M. de Rothschild 1 — Mr. B. Samuelson 1— Sir G. Stuckley Mr:Thomas Cave Bata Mr. Tite Lieut.-eol. Hogg 1 Beaumaris (district) Mi. W. O. Stanley ~. 1— Radford (borough) Mr. S Whitbread ...

... children; Francis Doman, Of Coleorton-mOor; 'Mit* a wife and two children; Thomas Bird, foreman (or be is called corporal) over the boys, &c., leaves awife and nine children; Thomas. Bird, nephew .to the above, aged twenty, single; G. Marsden age d fifteen; ...

... for newness of style, quality, and price cannot be surpassed —44, King William-st., and 6, Arthur-st., London-bridge. NV, THOMAS BEYER and COMPA (Late Flint's—Established 1750 ) 44, KING WILLIAM-STREET, AND 6, REET, LONDON- BRIDGE, invite public attention ...

... Walpole 1 : Sir Fowell Buxton 1— Knaresborough Mr. J. Holden 1— Mr. B. T. Wood 1 Mr. T. Collins —1 Lambeth Mr. Thomas Hughes 1 Mr. J. C. Lawrence 1 Mr. F. Doulton 1 Lancashire, North Marquis of Hartington 1— Colonel W. Patten 1 ...

... Bernard 1 Mr. S. G. Smith 1 I Mr. N. M. de Rothschild 1- 114 9 7 :010 B. Samuelson 1 Mr. C. Ball 1 Mr. Thomas Cave Sir G. Stuckley 1 01131,) - 1.4. z. Mr. H. Gwynn 1 Mr. Hawkins, QC. •.. 1 — Mr. J.Whichcord 1 Mr. F. Edmards 1 Lieut ...

... air, , middling pastures, and second-rate soils of the Sarsden farms afford, and thus presents all:the chars°, ters 'of- a hardy constitution—good. coats, short legs 4 deep frames, sufficient bone, regularity in breeding, , and freedom from disease. • ...

... which has been in use for centuries, is the only remedial agent used the prin co , al tribes who are world-renowned for their hardy, robust, anil healthy constitutions. It at once arrests griping and looseness of the bowels, which so o n debilitates the human ...

... 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 t'.le election will cause considerable sensation, not only at the University but throughout ...

... peril their oNin in that noble enterprise. The thing is altogether characteristic of our countrythe kind of .the lifeboat, hardy crew, and her system of. 'maintenanCe :by . yeluntary . contributions. Well may foreignerS l Shipwrecked on our coast recapitulate ...

... all the men have not yet come to hand, but we have received the following: Michael Nicholls and son, John Chappel and son, Thomas Wall and two sons, Richard Eddy, Michael Harvey, and John Eddy. The whole are described as nine men and one boy, but which ...

... she exhib tion. As might be expected at this season restoration of Seeby Abbey Church, that edifice being of the year, the hardy chrysanthemum, with the junior in a sad state of ditapi lation. members of is family—the little pomponee—occupy the An Oys ...