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... MONUMENT to the late Admiral Sir THOMAS MASTEEMAN HARDY, Bart., and G.C.B. At numerous and highly respectable MEETING, held at the Town-hall, Dorchester, on Saturday the 2d March, 1844, pursuant to public advertisement. The Right Hon. the Earl of ILCHESTER ...
... MONUMENT to the late Admiral Sir THOMAS MASTERMAN HARDY, Bart., and G.C.B. At a numerous and highly respectable MEETING, held the Town-hall, Dorchester, on Saturday the March, 1844, pursuant to public advertisement. The Right Hon. the Earl of ILCUESTER ...
... Hardt.— This was an action brought, on Wednesday, by the plaintiff, Thomas Alexander Forbes, Esq., gentleman of property, residing in Lewisham, Kent, to recover from Mr. Thomas Hardy, broker, residing at No. 26, Union-street, Bisbopsgate-street Without ...
... the memory of the late Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, who, it cannot be forgotten, gallantly fought at Trafalgar the deck of the Victory, by the side of his heroic friend and commander, Lord Nblson. The late Admiral Hardy, throughout his long career of professional ...
... was brought before Sir George Carroll, charged with illegally detaining a writingcase, the property of Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Belfast.—Mr. Hardy stated that he arrived at the Birmingham terminus Monday a uil one of the porters called the cab to convey him ...
... Dnke of Wellington, Earl Minto, Viscount Howiek, Viscount MeTrille, Lord Hill, Sir Hussey Vivian, Sir George Coekhimi, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Charles Adam, and other members of the Naval and Military Commission, had meeting yesterday at the ...
... 21, Arundel-street, Strand. At home daily, till Two; evenings. Seven till Nine. MONUMENT to tUe late Admiral Sir THOMAS MASTERMAN HARDY. Bart., and G.C.B. At numerous and highly respectable MEETING, held at the Town-hall, Dorchester, on Saturday the ...
... the bant found Wednesday, and the body Bebanc ia her—tiaienct An ioqueat waa bald oa Monday, in St. Palace, oa the body Thomas Hardy, ana of tha pages bar High acts Prioaaaa Aaguata. Verdict—Died of SpOpleXTs** Lana Taiarae.—Mary Smart’* performed last ...
... our loader* to re mom her how and by whom them invention* leave been examined and approved. Bv Sir Richard Keates, Sir Thomas Hardy, by officer of forty years’ standing in the service, two naval lord*, a distinguished sdcainl now living, all af whom have ...
... declared that Sir Thomaa Hardy dissented from that decision ? , . , Mr. HUME: Upon that of Captain Dickenson. Capt. BERKELEY wished to say nothing harsh of Captun Dickenson; but he must say that he had acted with Sir Thomas Hardy, when that decision had ...
... lordships. The latter gent I tleman had not concluded his address when the court ° The Lords of the Admiralty dined with Sir Thomas Hardy Saturday at Greenwich Hospital. I Mr. Hume, M P., Mr. J. Montagu, and Mr.S. Reran*, had interviews with the Marquis af ...
... Johnson waa for the prosecution. The boots were hung nut by prosecutor about nine o'clock. Fountain was seen by witness named Thomas Hardy take the boots down, and walk away with them. Robinson was walking on a little distance. Fountain gave the boots to him ...