... the Spanilh Army is en campt in the very Ground as Shai of che Moors W-aS. Charles Hardy Efq-, is chofea one of the Dire- ftors of Green wich Holpital, in Room of Thomas Wainwcight Efq; lately made one of the Barons of the Exchequer in Ireland. From the ...

... and the Prin. ceffcs, dincd this Day with Sir Robert Wat.' pole at his Houle in Clicllea. Yrficrday dy'd at Hampacad Sir Thomas Hardy, Knt. formerly Rear-Admiral of the Rcd, which he refign'd, being advanced its !cars, w live retied; ' As to Foreign Affairs ...

... are employ'd in repairing and beautifying his Majclty's Caftle th&rc. On Weanc'day died advane'd Age at Hampfte*d, Sir Thomas Hardy, Knt. firft Commiffioner the Sewers, and one of his Ma jelly's J 01 the Peace for Middlefcx, who was Knighted in the Reign ...

... anfwering the Expence, a lealotify is entertain' d of fome further Defign being in V.ew. Tefterday died at Hmpftead Sir Thomas Hardy, Baronet ; he was Rear-AAmirahf the Red Squadron in the Tear 1718, in the Mediterranean. The Aliion which then happen' ...

... in the (aid Abbey, near that of Dr. Atteroury, late Bilhop of Rochencr, purfuant to his &quell. Lan Tnurfday Night Sir Thomas Hardy's Funeral was perform'd, according to the Directions left by his Will, from the Jerufalein Chamber to Wellmmiler Abbey ...

... Governor of Bengali, is come over Paffenger in her. Laft 7 hurfday Night was interred in Weftminfter Abbey, the Corpfe tf Sir Thomas Hardy, of whom the following Accounts are publifhed, viz. That he was the Perfon who got the firft Intel- ligence^ ofthe Galleons ...

... the on* the Loid I orrington, Admiral Thomas Hales, one the Com mi Hi oners of Board Green- Cloth; Cant. Baladine, Gentleman 1 Tames Eckerfall, Efq; Clerk of the Kichcn, and Quarterly Waiter Philip Pot:, and Thomas Symonds,Ekjs.Giooir so Chamber. creare ...

... A Very good Farm at Ktlltngyjorth, with good Houfes, Byers, amd Bams, with i huge Common, and othet'Privileges: Enq ; . Thomas Hardy, at the Chede Shop, dt^he Htftdof the Croat MarkiU in Ntvjcajlie, Oto tie Ittt from 'jU&Hap onb .ttlap.-oan ncit, A Farm ...

... 000 Acres, 10,000 l and 1000 Negroes. General Rofs, Mem- ber for Rofs- (hire. Sir Darcy Dawes, B3rt. Son to ?? York. Sir Th. Hardy, Rear Admiral of the Red. Sir Wil. Sliis, in the Service of the Chevalier de St. George, aged 90. M. Evans, Pre- bendary of ...

... Demand of the Portugucfc, whole Number h confiderablc, 'tis feared will an ftacle : Kay, it'sdoubtcd whether any one will hardy enough to mention to the : and yet, as the Portuguetc were taken under the San&ion of the Britifh Flag (the giving which to ...

... Parrac near Edgowoith, ol a Gteat ?? Har, and 4 5 1. »« Mcnoj. Doro.hy Cartr, for Healing ?? Conncrs, three P.cusot Lace. And Thomas Whitby, alias WL.gby, abas Wo.dley, on the Evidence ot Alexander Warion, alias my Lore) tor being concerned w.ih hum After ...

... London. It having b een determined that a Green-Cloth fhall attend on tlle Prince of Orange on his Voyage to England, Thomas Vynne, Efq; Member of Parliament for Carnarvon, and one of the Clerks of that Board, fet out this Day, with a Number of o- ther ...