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... Surveyor of assessed taxes for the ccunty of Banff r 27. At Dublin, Sir Thomas Leighton, bart. At Tiverton Castle, Sir Thomas CaTew, bart. 28. At Falkirk, ir. his 60th year, Thomas Duncanson, merchant. 29. At Elgin, William Brcd'e, Esq. of Milton. ...
... Surveyor of assessed taxes for the ccunty of Banff r 27. At Dublin, Sir Thomas Leighton, bart. At Tiverton Castle, Sir Thomas CaTew, bart. 28. At Falkirk, ir. his 60th year, Thomas Duncanson, merchant. 29. At Elgin, William Brcd'e, Esq. of Milton. ...
... and melancholy proof the doctrine in the text, by the death of your late worthy Paftor, and my tevirerid Colleague, Dr Thomas Hardy- At very early period of lift was bereaved his Father, and kft to the care his widowed Mother; aged heart row bleeds aficfli ...
... Esq. of ?? Museum, to Miss Gray, t daughter of the late E. W. Gray, M. D.-At Halifax, b Nova Scotia. Captain Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, of his Majeqty's ship Triumph, to Miss Berieley, daughter of Vice-Admiral Berkeley. At Edinburgh, Mrs Margaret Riddell ...
... uniorn ,vilh her peopl, PLYMOUTH-l, JanutnrY 4. KLate laft evening arrived, dciven in by con- trary wind, the Eden, Captain Thomas Hardy, from Surinam ; and the Progrers, Captain Froft, from Dominico: They failed in company with a large fleet, under convoy ...
... George James Ridd J Esq. of Beauchamp House, Miss aU v> Wood, youngest daughter of the Thomas Wood of Tiverton. At Halifax, Nova Scotia, Captain Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart, ' Majesty's ship Triumph, to Miss daughter of Vice Admiral George Be* ley. At ...
... signals imme- diately bore down to us, and proved to be the 'I'ri_ f omIplh, one of our own squadron, commanded by Sir Thomas Hardy, who when he came close e- nough, hailed us; and said that although he. was not in a condition to render us immediate service ...
... these by-past years of scarcity, the Meeting recci- ved the report of Messrs. Andrcw Paterson, Tohn Ross, b James Nimmo, Thomas Hardy, and Robert Hardic, t( being a Committee of their nualber, appointed at a former rneeting to examine the accrlunts and ...
... which immediately gave us the most ef- fectual assistance that the anxious and feeling mind of such an officer as Sir Thomas Hardy could suggest. At half-past one the Shannon joined, received prisoners from, and took La Thetis in tow. She is wholly dismasted ...
... Guildhall. The freedom of the city, and a fword of the g e value.of an hundred guineas, were voted to ( n Captain Thomas Mafterman Hardy, captain o. 1- the Vidory, the late Lord Nelfon's flag (hip. I The Lord Miyor delivered into the Court his e , Majefty's ...
... the ships. Shortly after, a ship war was seen closing fast under a press of sail, which proved to be the Triumph, Sir Thomas Hardy. At half past one o'clock the Shannon joined, received prisoners from, and took La Theti> in tow. She is wholly dismasted ...