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... period the success of the project should be assured. It will not be deemed a discourtesy if we express a wish that Mr. Thomas Hardy could have been induced to write the lecture that is to be de- livered at Winchester. Fee same to which King Alfred owes ...
... Gordon was persuaded that Southampton possessed many peculiar advantages as port of embarkation for troops; and Sir Thomas M. Hardy said that it was inconvenient commercial ships should Portsmouth, which should used principally rendezvous for the Royal ...
... who attended the Royal Academy banquet on Thorsdsy night were Earl of Northbrook. Lord Faber, Mr. Arthur Lee, M.p., Mr. Thomas Hardy, Sir Hubert von Herkomer, and Mr. 6. D. Leslie, b.a. Among those who attended the funeral service of the ex-Premier Westminster ...
... be- Duffy to the hymeneal altar. ight to Governor of G shine in A handsome bust of the late wich Hospital, Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, has been before in the chapel of the Royal Hospital. covered in Mount M Last Sunday mass was offered to blaze Chapel, ...
... Ferrey, Esq. Fellow of the Institute of British Are! Thomas Duffus Hardy, E sy. one of the Assistant Keeper pre- tion Records. but Kdward Hawkins, Esq. F.R.S. F.S.A. Keeper of the Ant British Museum. be Thomas William King, Esq. F.S.A. Rouge Dragon Pursu on ...
... present an extraordinary instance the attainment of stature and stoutness in early life. A young woman, the daughter of Thomas and Sarah Hardy, of that place, who is only nine years and seven months old, stands five feet five inches high, and weighs lOst. 2lb ...
... Henry Ward, Margaret Newsam. Ellen Frank Andrews, Herbert Edwards. 407 attendances-Ernest Neville, Henry Goddard, Thomas Judd, Lawrence Hardy, Frames Ashford, Nellie Hibberd, Emmanuel Keglar. 406 attendances Fred. Morgan, Reginald Page. Bertram Donisthorpe ...
... other more remote ancestors were present at the battle, but Mr. Goble’s position is unique. Thomas Goble, father of Mr. Goble, was dr Secretary to Sir Thomas Hardy, captain of His Majesty's ship Victory—Nelson’s and most ¢: friend, whose from the dying hero ...
... Gordon, 15, St. Peter-street, Winchester. THERE are VACANCIES in the CHOIR at ST. THOMAS’S CHURCH, Winchester, for a few boys’ voices.—Apply to Choirmaster. St. Thomas’s Church, either on Monday. September 30th, at seven o’clock. ...
... To the Burgesses of the Ward of ST. THOMAS. Ladies and Gentlemen, I BEG to tender you be«t thanks for the honour you have done me in returning me, at the top of Hie poll, as one of your representatives in the Municipal Council. I will endeavour the utmost ...
... ST. THOMAS* HOME INDUSTRIES* EXHIBITION. Distinct Success. During tbo past week the seventeenth annual home industries' exhibition in connection with the parish of Bt. Thomas has been held in the Parochial Hall, Bouthgate-street, and has again been very ...
... Meml-er*. Mr. Hujh Birley Mr. Thomas Uazlcy Mr. Jacob Bright Lord K. Brace Mr. Harvey Lewis Mr. Thomas Chambers Mr. D. Williams Mr. Htary Richard Mr. Fothergill Mr. Bolckou' Mr. W.T. Milford Sir John Ramsden Hon. C. H. Tracey Mr. C. W. W. Wynne Sir G ...