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... it, and landed at the King's stairs. Sir Thomas Williams and Sir Frederick with their respective Officers, stood waiting to receive the Royal Visitors. They were accompanied Sir James (Jraham and Sir Thomas Hardy. The Queen and Duchess proceeded to the ...
... dnesbibv—Thomas Eastwood, James Cheesewright James E Moidtou, Nehemiah Curnock. Walsall —Adam Fletcher, James Miller, Jabez Rought. Wolverhampton —William Bird, William Bytheway, John D. Julian. Dudley—Walter LawTy, Simeon Noall, Thomas Hardy, James Gill ...
... Brookbanks Samuel Jooe* KdwarJ Roger* Thomas D. Underwood Charles Major Scott Thomas IVrry Shaw E. B. Samuel Hodgson William Griffiths James Knight Joseph Williams .lames Abell John Thomas Hurlmgham Robert Hardy ...
... would most probably be Ilia successor. —Muruiny Hernltl. Another windfall has dropped to the (Government the death Sir Thomas Hardy, (the officer in whose arms our immortal Nelson breathed his last.) who held the Ciovernortbip of (Greenwich Hospital; ...
... of Richard Ooolden, Esq., of Maidenhead. Oct. I, at St. George’s, Hanover Square, Lord Seafom, to I*ady Hardy, widow of Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, G.C.8., late Governor of Greenwich Hospital. Oct. 1, Mr. John Forrest Besiugliam, of Gloucester, Elizabeth ...
... Trial by Jury.—The fifty-first anniversary of the ( triumphant acquittals of John Horne Tooke, the great ; philologist, Thomas Hardy, and John Thelwall, was celebrated on Wednesday evening at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, when a parly of about one hundred ...
... Nos. & s. —James Jones and Thomas Hardy were summoned for similar offences. Jones was a stupid fellow, about 18 years old; no answer could be extracted from him for some time ; he promised to pay expenses next week. Hardy, who was much younger, cried ...
... Wool»ich for Portsmouth, last night, which believe intended to embark board the ships war, lu the command of which Sir Thomas Hardy h;s (ten appointed. [This squadron consists of the Miperb, Capt. T. White; Vengeur. 74. Capt. f. L. Maitland ; and the ...
... were protecting a convoy, but were defeated with the loss Jt 4 of their gun-boats, containing 120 men. Bamsopts.— Thomas Motley, Isaac Hardy, and William Heard, Bristol, and Dealers in Iron.- J.mo M'Oeoch, late of Chester, Uoth-Draper and Tea-dealer.—O ...
... following cases, viz.: Messrs. Hardy and Pad more, in the sum of 1/. 15. JW., in respect of the occupation of the Foundry ; Mr. Thomas Hardy, in the sum of 2s. l*rf., for a house and garden in Park Street; Mr. Robert Hardy, in the sum of 4s. 2d., for a ...
... al Sir John Moore, Captain Sir William General sir David Baird, Admiral Sir R. G. Krais, General Sir Thomas Picton, and Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy. THE NAVAL AND MILITARY ALMANACK for IH4O, containing Sixteen beautiful Engravings Steel, may had of ...
... city, to Miss Thomas, sister of Mr. Edivard Bevan Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, Broad Street, Leominster. Dec. 1, St. Leonard's, Bridgnorth, by tluvÃev. William Moore, Mr. Thomas Roberts, butcher, to Sarah, youngest daughter of Mr. Thomas Charlton, of ...