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... THOMAS HARDY L' N Wiili rebel Pachas and in Gizcce, and the tcnperor 10 poffeffeoa two the ponb w-cfterii provinct-a country, befiile* the northers iflaod* of Adriaiic, wh ic France Will retain (he larger ifiiid# near the iepor.ncfu?, and alio .part and ...
... May, taken from houfe Piccadilly. THOMAS HARDY. iYo. TfVjitcl-Jfrfei, Covmt-Cardjß-, 5, ITO6. The King will perceive, hv the fubjoined Cor- VeTpondence between Thomas Hard?, Henry Dundas, and the Portland, that bo. Hardy refrained from troubling the till ...
... boufe. No. 9, Piccadilly, on the 12th of May, 1794» by a war ant bearing your fi^nanire. THOMAS HARDY. c. 36, Oci. the Right Hon. Henry Dundas. Mr. has received Mr. Hardy’s Htter, which he has tianfmited to the Secretary State for the Department, wli9m tire ...
... Pubhihe ‘This ~ Price ‘Three Prinied on a Superite Wove Paper, Shiliings and sixpence, Voi. 1. ——Part 2. iz TRIAL of Mr. THOMAS HARDY,, for at the Seffions Houfe in the Old HIGH TREASON, Bailey, tbe Teitimony, all the large, and cxa& Copies of a the readin ...
... nal Society, ht, Chairman of the Lon. Thomas Hardy, Secretary, and Maurice dated Auguft 23> 17925 fignee fated te be in Hardy’s hand-writing, Margarot—it wa: The in the above were then read ; they were ned Thomas Hard Y-—The tendency of thefe add was ...
... application you. to demand their iwmfdiatcreftitution. y THOMAS HARDY.. Tivlftwck-ft fet, 12 -h OS. To Right Hon. Henry Dun-’ai. nude ebov-r was repeated in a let«ec dated Oft. 22 ■Vk.Duft has 'ecHveJ Mr. Hardy's letter,which he has tranfhmietTto tlu Sncrctary ...
... of Wexford.—ln Pruflia-llteet, Mrs. Sulannah Te pleton, wife Mr. John Templeton.—ln York-llreet, Mrs. Hardy, mother ol the gallant Captain Thomas Hardy, who fell the battle ot acker flown the 25th June laft. OLYMPIC CIRCUS. Mr. DUCROW, on Thurl'tlay evening ...
... in the difgrace of rhei: enemies. z. The Freedom of che Prefs—ihe Palladium of Liberty 3- The London Jury that acquitred Thomas Hardy 4- Curran and Ertkine, the advocaes of Free P+ ejs—may their exertions be ever croivnéd with fac- cefs, and cheir reward ...
... Between V.y and Cerenta drong body of troops were co!i- : —and at Cherbourg and Havre vclfels were for their reception. Thomas Hardy has received letter from Margaret, dated Port Jackfon, March I, comes by the Ceres; he fays, Mr. l found means to efcape ...
... gent, to be enhgn, rice John Pcdey- Geo. Frafer, gent, to be enfign, vice pt-nioP—Robert Kobinlon, gent, enfign, vice Thomas Hardy. 4,Sth. John Gordon, gent, to enhgn, , :th. Captain John St. Lcgei, of the battalion of the 73d foot, captain, vice Colin ...
... hisdhip, the Edyar, AC, and all on board of 76 guns, blew up at Spithe: ty € perifhed. The officers were on fhore Sir Thomas Hardy, knighted by Queen Anne, for his bravery at Vigo. a George D val, killed by a fall from his horfe, 1722. rancis Hofier ...
... Prefitent of the Special. Commiffion for the Trial ef fendry Perfons for High Treafon—A full Report .of. the Hon. Thomas Erfkine’s Defence of Thomas Hardy, who was tried for High Treafin—The Trials of Hamilton Rowan ang cn the SufpenSon a! the Habeas Corpus A ...