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... I'pnruddocke, surgeon, ;igeel ?? was capitally indicted for unlawfully, maliciously, and feloniously rutting and wounding Thomas Hardy, by inflicting a Mow upo tii Intent to ilo him some |rievuwa bodily harm ; and also with intent to murder him. Mr. Adolphusand ...
... coroner of her Majesty's household and of the verge-, and a jury composed of the officers of the household, upon the body of Thomas Hardy, one of the pages of her Koyal Highness the Princess Augusta. The deceaseei was found in a dying state early oh Saturday ...
... hand. There is, at this moment, a naval board sitting at tbe dock- yard in Portsmouth, under the presidency of Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, the ostensible object of whose inquiry is the present arrangement respecting fa rigging warrants. There is the usual ...
... Clara. 0 to 1 on Brocard. 14 to 1 on Calypso. 14 to 1 on any other. Portsmouth, May 2 -Yesterday Rear-Ad- miral Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Bart. K.C.B. re- turned to Spithead in the Pyramus, Capt. G. Rose Sartorius, with the experimental squadron, con- sisting ...
... highness is expected to return to Hanover in about five months. Rear Admiral Parker, now commanding at Lis- bon, succeeds Sir Thomas Hardy, at the Admiralty. Rear .Admiral Gage is to hoist his flag in the Hust- ings, 76, to take the command in the Tagus ; and ...
... nuiitaiie, viz., 'a red waistcoat : he was flanked by Mr. Thomas Hardy, who keeps a bit of B doctor's shop In Walwoith-roail, Messrs. Tennyson and Hawes, the sitting mem- bers of the borough, Mr. Flam is Hardy, a hatter, and a host of little shop-keepers in the ...
... Yesterday, as the business of the day was about to finish, a well-dressed aged man, accompanied by a gentleman, a friend of Sir Thomas Hardy, made the following application. _ ?? , The old man stated his name to be lhomas Allen, seventy- three years of age, ...
... of F. Sapte, Esq., of Codicote-lodgs, in the county of Hertfordshire. Jan. 4, Peter, youngest son of the late Major Thomas B. P. Hardy, Royal Artillery, to Harriett, youngest daughter of the late Major General Charles C. Campbell, of Barbieck, Argyleshire ...
... Admiral Thomas luans, K.t .8., Admiral William Hargo«»d, Rn .8., Lieutenant General the Horn Mr W' Lumley , Lieutenant General Sir J. VS iLoughby Gordon, Bart., K.c .u., Quartpi master-Geueral to the i orces, and ~ Hear-Aomind Sir M. Hardy, BarL,K-C ...
... Gloster, Alel- ville, and Britannia are going to the Alediterranean. The allusion to the rigging committee (of wliich not Sir Thomas Hardy, but Sir L. Halstead is president), and its supposed cortege, is also incorrect: that committee has no cortege whatsoever ...
... H in. lioustoun, sir Stratford Canning, Sir K. Stanford, Sir Win. Lumley, Bir Willoughby Gordon, Sir Thomas Hardy, \ iscount ralineiston, Sir Thomas Haines, Viscount Canter- bury, Sir Herbert Taylor, Si.li. An-on, Karl ot .Mint,,, Sir J. Wells, Lord Kdw ...
... weal. Hence the B°^t of Greenwich Hospital has been held in stl . ajd Sir Henry Thompson, Sir John Colpoys, Keats, and Sir Thomas Hardy, the late - t j^) pointed by Sir James Graham, when at tl' e j I the Admiralty. Now what has been the eon** 11 tfd Earl ...