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... was he who gave blow to the man who shot Lord Nelson, h |}js foot was shortly after the action confirmed Si j^^Ptain, Sir Thomas Hardy, who sent for tk efs'° l^e warc'-roon! anc^ 'n Preseure of the 'Jjo^gratulated him upon having avenged iX,?,01 their immortal ...
... furnace, is the only memorial left by the dead men: — 'FRIDAY AFTERNOON, HALF-PAST Two O'CLOCK. Edward Armstrong, Thomas Gledston, John Hardy, Thomas Bell, and others, took seriously ill. We all had a prayer meeting at a quarter to two o'clock, when Tibbs, Henry ...
... two cases of breach of colliery rules came before the Rev. R. Buckby, and H. Sanders, Esq. Adam Murray Esq, v. George Thomas and Thomas Davies, for having removed the shields, of their safety lamps while working in the coat pit. The former was fined £ 1 ...
... Troopers W. Morris and ...
... found amongst Cam- bria's hardy sons of toil. The following are the names of the successful com- petitors, and the amount of the first prize in each class— First Class-Four competing, two prizes. irst prize, £ 2 5s. 1st T. Thomas, Cilgrymman Fach, Llanwinio ...
... ETICTPN.—The statement that Mr Gathorne Hardy will be nominated by Dr Wynter, the president of St John's College, is incorrect. The Venerable Archdeacon Clarke, chairman of his Oxford committee, will propose Mr Hardy. FATAL ACCIDENT.-On Monday Henry Davies ...
... did they do this ? Not that tbev did not appreciate Miss Edmonds, Maddme Patey-Whytook, Miss Wynne, Mr Lewis Thomas, Mr Cummings, Mr John Thomas, Mr Lazarus, or Mr Brinley Richards, for those oft-repeated cries were made in the intervals only, and not one ...
... HAVERFORDWEST COUNTY COURT. [Wednesday.—Before H. R. Bag hawe, Esq] J. B. Henley v. Alexander Hardy —This was an action brought to recover £ 7 3, 2d. Mr W. V. James appeart ci for the plaintiff The wife of the defendant admitted tin- debt, and His Honour ...
... John Hardy, M.P for Dar'month, for assaulting a man named Hipwell, at Tatenhill, on the 12th instant. Mr. Leech of Derby, appeared for tbe prosecution, and the defend- ant conducted his own case in person, The evidence went to show that Mr Hardy has the ...
... Class concluded the programme by singing the part song, The hardy Norseman, & this was sung with rare vigour and effect, the various parts being very evenly balanced. The Rev It J. H. Thomas, vicar of Hogeston, proposed a vote of thanks to the chairman ...
... Cater. Best, Ipswich, ballasts James and Sarah, Sharman, Milford, empty; Christians Thomas, Cardigan, ballast; Charming Nancy, EvanSi Cardigan, ballast; Queen Victoria, Thomas, Bideford! ballast; Harmony, Day, Bideford, timber; Victory* Rowe, Wexford, ballast; ...
... had not said a word which excluded the idea of disestablishment, and even Mr Hardy's speech was not irreconcilable with it. This interpretation of his speech, however, Mr Hardy promptly contradicted, and repeated that the Government would offer every opposition ...