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... STRANGE, • Lord NELSON was a Freeman of the Company of brapers, and yeilerday a grand dinner was given at their Hall, to Sir THOMAS HARDY, in homour of the fil,ht off Trafalgar. DIGNInt, PRETE, Goss, and IVIEL D , lung many beautiful long and glees. The Great ...
... where Sit Thomas Hardy 04 tabled them they Could be identified and clait'l l ,; ed; which being done, they were delivered to th e , / 0 Owners..lt ie but jultice us to Itate, that all til, ir Gentlemen who have gone down on bu(inels S 6/ Thomas Hardy, fpeAk ...
... addretled (poft paid) to A. B. at the Oxford Coffee-houfe; Strand, be immediately attended to. No. 161, fleet4treet, LoiWon, THOMAS HARDY, with fincere gratitude at•this tetuming feardn, renews his annual acknowledgements to his Friends and the Public for the ...
... command of the CHIFFONNE. Capt. CUMING, of the Isis, is appointed to the SAMPSON, of 64 guns, at Plymouth, in.llead of Sir THOMAS HARDY; nod Capt, aMANNEY is' appointed to the Isis, which will receive Sir ERASMUS GOWER'S flag for Newfoundland in a few da) ...
... Months, and the mil on the - Calendar were acquitted or'difelw.rged: Edward Dona was indicted for a burglary in the hook of Thomas Hardy, farmer i at Run well, . and healing a nuoiber of ank-notes, value upwards of cafe was rather of an extraordinary na' tur: ...
... King has alfo been pleated to grant the dignity 'of a Baronet of the United Kingdom of Great Britain mind Ireland to Thomas Maftetman Hardy', Captain in the Royal Navy, and the tleirs male of his body lawfully begotten. • DOWNING-STREET, JANUARY 25. The ...
... the 30th day of - Ja. b nU arYI .1806, nefolved unanirnoufly, HAT the Freedom of thia City be prerented to Captain Thomas Matterman Hardy, and a Sword of too guineas value, as a teftimouy of th • hi.-11 fe Afe this Court entertain of his 'gallant behaviour ...
... lieutenant Thomas Marked, of the Bth Re: ; -irrent of Native Infantry. - .At Glafgow, on the 12th inft. Mr. John Watfon, late Itcalor of the Grammar School, Dundee.' On Friday hilt, at Funftals, inStaffordaiire, after a long illnefs, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Artift ...
... Houli:: in 1742, relpeeting Nicholas Paxton, Soll; - INNtor of the TrealurY, and that of Augua 19, 1719, !' refpecling Thomas Hardy, be read. From theii. Re • tOlutions it appeared that thole 'perfons had been Ordered to be taken it:to cutiody, and w ...
... meet immediate attention ' Surrey.—Letters containing particulars, and acidrefien to Atif.,Ott. . . -. - , Captain Thomas Mafterman Hardy, id a Sword of 100 alogees hid gumeas value, as a. teftimotor of the high lane this Court cruet- ridge, No. 47, Pall-mall ...
... ST. THOMA.S's DA. ilr n: My, the Common 'C,,ancil or LbliiT - vere,returned, as tifual, by their TeathOre'ti4tis s /totitlie Lye4i%lititng.., The only alte,ratirin in Without was as fAlown : . the place of Sir Jones Branfcombe, dor]Cfre. pt. r was oppoled ...
... perfectly quiet in harnefs, warranted found, is a particularly hardy good and parted with for no other reafon, but becaute does not match the Gentleman's other borfes.—Enquire of Mr. Thomas Matters, No. 21, Lowei Brook-ftreet. ...