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... noticed the Earl of Cadogan, Sir W. Gage, Sir J. Johnstone, Capt. Porter, R.N., Sir W. W. Pell, Capt. Locke, llcv. D. Laing, P. Hardy, Esq., E. West, Esq., E. F. Leeks, Esq., E. Brewster, Esq., and W. Millard, Esq. After the cloth hal been drawn, Admiral Sir ...
... 4Gth Foot—Lieut. A. Wombwcll to be capt, by pur., vice Zuhlcke, who ret; Ens. W. Hardy to be lieut., pur., vice Wombwell; B. Neville, Gent, to be ens., pur., vice Hardy. 49th Foot—Licut. D. M'Adam to be capt, by pur., viee Browne, who ret.; Ens. C. J ...
... Punishments.—Gratuity from the Government to Mason. —(From the Bradford Observer.) —The advocates of capital punishment are not hardy enough to tppudiate the humane and rational maxim, that better ten guilty persons should escape than that one innocent person ...
... King (2), part heard; Andrews v. Walton, by order • Gurney v.' Sippings; Blenkenthorp v. Blenkenthorp; Heming v Dingwald; Hardy v. Hardy; v. Great Western Railway. Yice-Chaj»ceij.ors'Courts, Westminster, at ten.—Before SirL Shadwell:—Petitions, &e., bv order; ...
... erection reflect upon him the highest credit. On the north-west side a neat residence has been erected for the pastor, the Rev. Thomas Margison. The church has been built principally subscription, a great portion of the funds having been procured by collectors ...
... being advanced to commissions, and obtaining rewards for meritorious conduct. On the motion of Mr. T. DUNCGMBE, the petition o Thomas Mitchell, late a sub-sorter in the General Post-office presented the 6_li of August, was ordered to be printed with the votes ...
... of 1847 should prove the most plentiful Ireland has ever seen; even though some new vegetable esculent more nutritious and hardy may have been introduced; there would in Ireland a largo amount of destitution in that year. And this can only be alleviated ...
... Rroadwood, Hanmer, Sir J. Manners, Lord C.Stuart, J. Brotherton. J. Harcourt, G. G. Majoribanks, S. Strutt, Rt. Hn.E. Buck, L.W. Hardy, J. Martin, C. W. Sutton, Hn.H.M. Buckley, E. Hastic, A. Mastcrman, J. Tancred, H. W. Byng, Rt. Hn. G.Hatton, Capt. V. Milncs ...
... the report of Captain Sir Francis Collier, whom he had appointed to this ship on her trial cruize, by the advice of Sir Thomas Hardy, and than whom a better sailor never existed. (Hear.) What did Sir Francis Collier say of the Vernon ? the 17m September ...
... Roebuck, supposed that would be the time), living a house and paying pooi's-rate*. What right has George Thomas to take my earnings ? George Thomas won't work. I have known him repeated inmate of the workhouse all his life. He has been there 20 times at ...
... one hand, and with Edinburgh the other ; and in fact with ali towns of the kingdom. YORKSHIRE. Representation Bradford.—Mr. Hardy has published an address to the electors of the irough of Bradford, announcing his intention not t« offer himself again a candidate ...
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