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... 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 ...
... alias Fersney, in the County of Lincoln, A Farm, in Tenure of Thomas Hardy, from 32/ to 100/, a Year, as defir'd; also Pasture Ground to lett alone. Enquire of Mr Burton Boston, or William Hardy in Friskney. ON Monday the 7th of February next, Cenfenr ana ...
... 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' ...
... Right Hon. Sir Itomrt Walpole) made tlihcr of the Exchccitizr. . • On Saturday died at Lowman's Pond Mr. Hardy a near Relation to Sir Thomas Hardy, and formerly a confiderable Wool! Stapltr; but of late had taken up the Office of Solicitor, and undertook ...
... Clarke Efquirc, • Lords Commiflioncrs for Executing the Of- fice Of Lord High Admiral of Great Britain. The Prifcs which Sir Thomas Hardy h^ lately taken, and brought into Plymouth, are »tv valued ?? and Fifty Thou vJaW-, Mf become very Healthful again* aiitf ...
... 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 ...
... be- ing Chief Mourner -, and the Pall fupported by Major General Tatten, Major General Sabine, Major General Wade, Sir Thomas Hardy, Brigadier Suttop, and Bri* gadiar Ruffel. GUucefter, June 6. We have the following Account of Damages done in the late ...
... will be added to each Regiment in Scotland. • . .■. . . . i Captain Littleton is made a Rear Admiral, in the ?? of Sit Thomas Hardy. . i A Ship and' all her Crew were loft on Sunday off %arwich; * _ t Lord Lord Pofwotrh is appointed Envoy extraordinary ...
... lilftol, Prebendary of Canteibury, died in the Cathedral Church, Age. 1 hurfday Lord Morp ...
... James Shyrm, Comman- der of the French Shio, Peter Syd more Doctor, David Sim Ton Gunnery William ⢠¦Magnis^ Riciv.rd Hardy, Thomas Sutton, Charles Moody, Valentine Halhr plant, and Wi!liim'Mackin_ofn Quarter-Matters \ were hang'd in Chains. y At Wiansbah ...
... prefent the Hort: Sir Charles Wager, Sir Thomas Hardy, Mailer; Capt. Wherry, Deputy Mailer, Mr. Comp. troller Mighells of the Navy, Capt. Harlow; late Deputy Mafter, Capt Martin Leake, Commodore Cleaveland, Capt. Hardy ofGreenwich, Opt. Panuwell, Capt. Harrilon ...
... 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 ...