... day, at the house of his son-in law, (Mr. Thomas Lee, of King William-street, Blackburn, Lancashire,) in his 78th year, Mr. Marmaduke Panuett, Tadcaster. On Thursday, the 3rd inst., in his year, Thomas Hardy, Esq., of Birksgate, near Huddersfield, a ...

... contain the skeletons of two human bodies, gigantic size. It is said that one of the ships under the orders of Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy, tbe South American station, to sent to endeavour to penetrate through Straits, the hope of meeting with Captain Parry ...

... respectful memorial to Capt. Willes, soliciting him accede to the request for verbal conleience, but the. Qapt. refused. Sir Thomas Hardy, who had been made acquainted with the particulars, had sailed for Rio.. In the month October, the lonian islands were ...

... becomes heir presumptive to the title. That gentleman was married in 1784 to Miss Catherine Hardy, only daughter and heiress the late gallant Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, by whom has a large family. Death Lord Wkottkslkv.—We regret to have announce the death ...

... DEATHS. Ou Wednesday, the 20th inst., aged 35, Elizabeth, the beloved wife of Mr. Thomas Boast, chemist and druggist, of Micklegate, in this city, and only child of Mr. Thomas Ealand, of Doncaster, deeply lamented by all who knew her. Same day, at Sowerby ...

... was eammited near Fosshbridge. in this city, by two » arm.« . wader the following circumstances- It appears that a Mr Thomas Hardy, farmer, of Bishop Wilton, was pro- ceeding over the bridge in question on his way to Mr Robson's, Black Horse inn, be ...

... house in the Minster Vard, Mariana, relict of the late William Belcombe, Esq., .M.D. Same clay, at Beverley, aged W, Mr. Thomas Hardy, butcher. He was one of the oldest burgesses in Beverley, having voted for Sir James Penny-man, Bart, and Evelyn Anderson ...

... same coat whicii he had commonly worn for weeks, on which the order of the Bath was embroidered, as was then usual. Sir Thomas Hardy did notice it to him, observing that he was afraid the badge might be marked by the enemy ; to which Nelson replied, that ...

... this delicate subject. (Morning Paper). is irenerally believed in the City, that the Object the expedition of Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, to preserve an undist urbeJ. communication to British trading vessels with all the ports South America, and to prevent ...

... or rather In whose persons it stood In good steed to the liberties of England. He would propose to tbem th* memories of Thomas Hardy, John Horn* Tooke, Messrs. Joiee, Thelwall, and Baxter. Tbe toast was drunk In solemn silence. Mr. Parr y proposed the ...

... unable to obtain any redress, are put into the highest soirits the orders whi» have been transmitted the British Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, which are to demand restitution of all seized, without any exception, provided it can be proved to belong to British -cts ...

... Cochrane had been declared by Sir Thomas Hardy not be in conformity with the law regulating similar operations, and that therefore it could not recognised by the British squadron. This declaration of Sir Thomas Hardy is the form of a verbal communication ...