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... hearing a cane in which John Hardy, M.P. for I fartrnouth, charged wit, milting a man named Hi ell. at Tatenhill. near Borton.on-Trent, on the 12th 'mit.. It appeared that the complainant has authority fnmi Mr. Thomas Robinami, • gentleman remitting ...
... Secretary Hardy can be said to have revoked the sentence. The letter was then read by the Judge, and was follows :— (Immediate.) Whitehall, Sept. 23, 1867. Sir,—In reply to your letter of the 21st inst. I am directed by Mr. Secretary Hardy to acquaint ...
... separately printed on plate paper, of Charles Dickens, H. W. Longfellow, Lord Macaulay, Thomas Hughes, Oliver Goldsmith, Rev. Charles Kingsley, Sir Walter Scott, and Thomas Carlyle. It certainly magnificent volume, being printed on fine toned quarto paper ...
... waited upon Mr. Gathorne Hardy on Thursday to ask him to suspend for a time the 6th clause of the Streets Regulation Act. The deputation represented costermongers and street-sellers generally, and was pointed out to Mr. Hardy that thousands of these useful ...
... resolution, wliich \v so tlie etttct that the execution of the eo'-domned Fenians would a grievous mistake ; that Mr Secretary Hardy acted unwisely in not receiving the deputation which waited him o i Monday , and tint it would be disgtac to England put the ...
... to the Speech from the Throne was brought by the Earl of Tankerville, and the ■House adjourned. the House of Commons, Mr. Hardy obtained leave to bring in bill to amend the Metropolitan Streets Act, 1867. Mr. Maguire made another appeal to the Government ...
... wbieli • rui••• eu • ••,'-. --- volume et the wi.l seemed to have esteroled but ten mike Thunday :- /oath and oath ref st. Thomas and, blowing from the et.. gm ib o nth o k s t m 0 ..4 amour leg blude has Mr/sepal St Jobe'. sod Tortola. N'ac nint Ith ...
... FENIANISM. TUE ( - LERKENWFILL OUTRAGE. The coroner's• jury are in a diaselty. They want to be brought before them, and Mr. Hardy says thinks it illegal to allow primates to be takes to courts. The COMMIT is naturally of the jury's , r .l in, but he thinks ...
... to set It up in rivalry to that of the bovernment if it should be found satisfactory. 1 balls were also brought in by Mr. Hardy, in the absence of the Earl of Mayo, to amend the law redung to Reformatory Ireland, Ind by J. Pakington to amend the Contagious ...
... tor the resolution by a tive, but be could the Sy eat rt the motion. second resolu- tion was and the third On the of Mr. @. Hardy the detate was then Matiny Bill that on the army, ip time of The House other business wae disposed of, and In the House of ...
... TAUNTON. Hardie CiineoM—The p;Oluresque church ot Botch Beauchamp, the residencte of W. H. P. L gwi. Eaq„ D. P., was re.ipeued ou W. Ineeflay, after uadercoing thormigh Oa and repair, at an espouse of about £l4OO. Theis was a large comber ot ladies and ...