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... THOMAS HARDY. The decorous firmnefs of Mr Hardy durieg his trial has already been roticed, When the Jury returped with their verdi@, no agitaiion was vifible in his countenance, and he awaited the fentence that was either to fend himto the fcaffold, or ...
... TRIAL of THOMAS HARDY. SIXTH DAY, Nov. 3. Mr Erfkine proceeded in the examination of witnefles on the part of Mir Haidy, and propofed to call the Duke of Richmond, to ‘prove the letter which his Grace bad written_ ta Colonel Sharman, on the fubje& of ...
... Alterably, his Grace repaired to the Aifle, -hen the AfTembly proceeded to the e- leilion of a Moderator, when the Rev. Dr Thomas Hardy, Regius P-rofeflbr of EcclefialticaJ Hiltory in the Univerfity, and one of the Minifters of Edin- burgh, was unanimoufly ...
... Holland. 18. At Glafgow, Mr Donald Munro, merchant. At Edinburgh, Mr Wm Murray, terior, writer. ai. At Edinburgh, the Rev. Thomas Hardy, D. D. one of the minifters of Edin. burgh, and Regius Profeflor of Divinity and Church Hiitory in the Univerfity, and ...
... Fer Enfign Archibald MLach- lan to he Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Watt, promo- ted in the BSih foot — read Enfign Thomas Hardy to be L;_u- tenant, without purchafe, vice Watt, promoted in the 88th foot. Erratum in the Gazette of the 15th of Angufl ...
... it had not entered his body ; great hopes are entertained of his recovery, though he is at prcfent very weak. Captain Thomas Hardy, Admiral Lord Nelfon's Firfl Captain, -arrived yeflerday at the Admiralty, wiih dilpatches from his Lordliup. Captain Gardner ...
... Hartcup, removed t,, the Corps of R11 ?? Robertßoll, Gentleman Cadet, to be Second LieutcnsusC, vl c Douglas, promoted. Thomas B. P. Hardy, Gctsueiisaa Casier, to ba Second Lieutenant, vi- ...
... On the 17th mil. Mrs Lieutenant Small was fi.fviy delivered 01 a le.n at her lodgings, Logic Road, near Dundee. The Rer. Thomas Hardy, D. D. nne of ' Mi- nifters of ibis city, and Regius ProfeSbr of Courch Hiftory anti Divinity in the Univer.uy ol Edinbuigh ...
... Petley. 44th Regimeut of Foot, George Frafer, G-nt. tobe Enfign,' vice Fenton. Robert Robin— m, Gent, to be Eniign, vice Thomas. Hardy. 48th Regiment of Foot, John Gordon, Gent. to. be Enfign. 155 th Regiment of Foot, Captain John St. Deger, ofthe 2el Battalion ...
... general hiftory of Man, confidered. A difcourfe preached, June 4. 1775, before the Commiflioner to the General Aflembly, | B ‘Thomas Hardy, minifter of Balingry. 6d. Dirkfon, —m—- From Rom. viii. 19. 206 ‘Towards the clofe, the Rev. author gives the following ...
... Pripcipal of the Univerfity of Edinburgh, in ‘room of the l{:v. Dr. William Robertfon, deceafed. ' le s faid) the Rev. Dr. Thomas Hardy, Profeffor of Church Hiftory in the Univerfity of Fdinburgh, and one of the Minifters of this city, is to facceed the late ...
... the half-pay of the late 84th Regiment. Lieutenant John Carrie, from the half-pay of the old TOO.!* Regiment; Lieutenant Thomas Hardy man, from the half-pay of the late 97^1 Regiment. Lietttenant Edmund Shadwell, from the half-pay of the late Royal Oarriioii ...