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... Murray Maxwell declines offering himself again a candidate for Westminster. Should thi« the fact, it is probable Sir Thomas Maslerman Hardy, the confidential friend and favourite Captain of Lord Nelson, and in whose armt the gallan - Admiral died, will put ...
... representiation of the ever memorable Battle of Trafalgar, painted by the great Stanfield, under the direction of the late Sir Thomas Hardy. The celebrated dissolving Views from the Polytechnic Institution, London, are also about I to be exhibited. I SUNDAY EVENING ...
... two- thirds of the Purchase-.'oncy may remain on security Yof the Premises, at a moderate rate of Interest. Apply to Mr. THoMas HARDY. of Thorrguombald, d the owner; or to Mr. DUNN, Solicitor, Hedon. ISedton, near Hull, 20th Nov. 1833. ;, } , GREAT GRIMSBY ...
... plunder, were teal to sea. The hounds throw off, on Thursday, at Skidby. MARRIAGES. A few days ago, at Bridlington, Mr Thomas Yates Hardy, to Mis* Elizabeth Watcra, both of that piscc. Lately Whitby, 1-ieut. Francis Jefferson, R. N. to Eleanor, youngest ...
... Seal of the said united kingdom, constituting and appointing the right hon. Sir James Robt.Geo. Graham, Bart.; Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy. Bart. K.C.B. Rear Admiral of the While Squadron of his Fleet; Sir Samuel John Brooke Fechell. Bart. C.8., Captain ...
... NELSON! aeis eto Painted by Messrs. Heath, Danson, and Stanfield, under X tie, the immediate direction of the Gallant Sir Thomas i not Hardy, K.B. I 'tie The superior style in which the Panorama is executed i g ,the glorious results of the subject; the splendour ...
... THOMAS|DItEWEtty, The sympathy which is on every side expressed for the innocent convict whose name heads this article, and the circumstances of whose unjust banishment have been fully detailed in this and other public journals, induces us to hope that ...
... m:\v paper hanging; mane factory. HOUR V/;. A* TH EE T « GOULD, late of the Finn of Hardy GotTLD,** f begs return his acknowledgments to his Friends and the Public fir their favours during his Partnership with Mr. H'rtn'v. and inform them has commenced ...
... that any further fool-hardy pmereranre could only lead to the lose of the great object already attained, together with that of the whole potty. We mutt here allowed to rxprrae oar admiration of Sir John Roae'a extraordinary eeeape from thla nelghbourhoed ...
... •uMßtrau. BACIf Oslkk, Thomas 3 ..£l5O Overton/Jirnet .. 200 Parker, J. C 10 .. Priest, .. Phillips. Mr 10 .. 500 Ptrritt, Tbm. Garrick 100 Peck. Robert .. .. Parker, John 10 .. 600 Preaton, JokD.. 3 160 Peach, Hubert 3 .. 100 Pardon, Thomas 1 60 Pardon, Jamea ...
... DAY’S SALE. 3 Pieces Mr. Thomas Searby's Yard, at Suitor. 6 do. in Mr. S. Smith's Marsh, Holtoft Bank 171 do. tu Mr. Robinson’s Yard, Anderby do. near William Marshall’s Yard. Mumby Chapel SECOND DAY'S SALE. 12 Pieces near Hardy's Hotel. Mumby Chapel 2 ...
... Mr. Hardy's house. On the day named, woman called Robinson was assisting the domestic servants Mr. Hardy's, when the prisoner, who co-habited with Robinsou, came to see that individual. Shortly after he had gone, the watch was missed by Mrs. Hardy, but ...