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... horror and Indignation at the treasonable attempt; and of heartfelt joy at her providential escape from so great a danger. Thomas Hardy, Esq., of Birks Gate, near KIrkbur- ton, seconded the motion, which was put and carried unanimously. Mr. Iaycock then read ...
... Jesoop ,,Thomas Hardy 10 Exeter ?? Thophilus Pogh Thoes Jams 11 ?? William Shaw ,,JamesMae 12 Bath ?? -. ?? F. A. West ,, T. B. Goodwin 13 Swansea ?? - W. R. Rogers Thomas Wilde 14 Soith Wales ?? Thomas8Jones ,, sa Jenkins 1S Nolth Wales . , Thomas Aubrey ...
... e. To this opening Lima 'sinkss into ?? .Paop. Elxtract of aletter from Valparaiso; dated 2th i September, 1821-- Sir Thomas Hardy hasarranged every thin- to his satisfaction with Lord Cocbrane; its ILordshifphas declared he will not interfere with British ...
... Georae Frederic Armitage, Ackworth School and Flounders College: r Harcourt Ashford, Ackworth School and Flounders College;I Thomas Hardy Batks, Wesleyan College, Headinigley; I Joseph Anthoily Barnes, Heversham Grammar School, X and private tuition; Alexander ...
... the celebrities who passed away this year (1839) was Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, whose name will be familiar to all who have read the life of England's greatest naval hero. Hardy was present at several naval engagements before joining Nelson's fleet ...
... Sir Thomas Hardy decltres his acquies- tcence in this blockade, sonmodified according to the trtte i. ense of the law of nations. The detree was to be in effict in twenty days; bit the qnestion still remained open for settlement between Sir Thomas Hardy ...
... Amneeican ktnasterh -t ' British ships, anid have-beeo-sebt tt BfrnAuds, to be emt- pioyt-d in thea naval y'srds'.' Sir. Thomas Hardy' ofthe. arnille, W ac ?? Amoericanslhi ishallkei a ,insiderable nhniber cf prisonert ots board hi Aship, that thev -'may ...
... have ma~de their names. Am~ongst those who3 are ex- pected to attend are' Mr. Rudyard Kipling. Mr. Anthony H3olpe. Mir. Thomas H~ardy, M~r. Stanley Weuen.aa and Mr. Frank Fortmoece. Mr. Wilson Barrett's stage xtrsioae of The M~ana- man wee successfully ...
... will play his lccus- tomed part. One of ?? great departmients has lost the >zices ?? effcient eand distinguished ?? Thomas Dim us Hardy. 'Thq Deputy-Keeper of the Rolls dieda in London last night, after a brief illnes. lie was-born at Fort RoyA, in Jamaica ...
... for Newhaven; Ulrico, for Middlesbrongh. Ye terda 'mornin four foy-boatlnen, named John Turub g Bicbar Allen, Thomas Hardy, and Robert Hardy, a belonging to Noorth Shields, proceqled to sea in their boats h. for the purpose of looking for vessrls at sea ...
... troops—a class of soldiers ill disciplined, and not likely, without severe restraint, to respect either j person property. Sir Thomas Hardy was at Bahia Cor the protection of the Eaglish interests. Extract a leder froa the agents Lloyd*s at Genoa, dated Augast ...
... B VS. Cole Cci H. A. HamIlton 14. GIslitford W. P. Verner William Colliso Thomas Hardy Gethome Montaga Lord EVirkocs bienley Coroily Thomas Hardy John ?? F. Corbelt Colonel Hardy J. S. MorSels 0 0. Walpois S. H. Coroerice F. S. Hay Sir 3. 0 ...