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... S ON _EXTRACTION OF THE TEETH . i . With a Description , and Plate ofnn improved _construction of tlic Tooth Key . By THOMAS _HARDY , Surgeon _and _Surgeon _Dentist . _Edinburph : Printed tor _MACIIRDIE , SKELLV , and Co . 52 . Trince ' s _Street _, ...
... Street . _Thomas T . C . _. Reeve , Howard Place . . . . Second Class . . James Kilpatrick , Cro ' ascauseway . William Armstrong , _Newcastle . Joilli F . Dulidas . Albany _Street . George Cotton , Teviot Row . _Algebra . . ' Thomas Hardy Bertram , Windmill ...
... HTS , No . XX 11 I . _Uditcd at _the _lloyal Insli . utiun of _Great Orilaiii . _KIIINIIUHRII , _Will _Oct . _ISil . M R THOMAS HARDY , Fellow of the _Royal-College of _Surgeons _, _Edinburgh , will _commenre-his _DEAlONSTU _. AriUNSon the ANATOMY , _DISEASES ...
... friendly nature , and lias no political object . _Death of Mr Thomas _JIarnu . —This worlliy man died yebterday morning , at Pimlico , _in tlie _eighty-first year of his age . The name _of _Hardy is _co associated with _the attempt against the liberties of ...
... departure from tilis on _Tuesday next for Winilsor Camle . At the _audience _. Sir _James Graham , Admiral _Dundaa , Sir Thomas Hardy , and Sir F . _Mnitland , second in command of tile forces here , were _presented . Her _Majesty lias _fixed to . morrow ...
... the _distinguished _English _guests were Sir Jas . Graham and Ilia Lady , Admiral Dund _.-is , Sir F . _Mailland , Sir Thomas _Hardy , &c . _After dinner , _- Sir Tho ? . _Williams , first _introducing _the _toast in a neatand _complimentary speech , proposed ...
... _; e Thomas . White , baker , _there . At St James ' s Church , Piccadilly . Londonon the _14 th in&t . _John Athull _M'Grepor , eldest son of _Sir Evan _Mncffregor _, Bart . to -Mary _Charlotte , _youngest _daughter of _Rear-Admiral _Sir Thomas Hardy ...
... , Sir Thomas Hardy was _informed that _[ _he-members of the government _, were most _anxious for . that honour , and that he might depend on every act of _courtesy _, and attention which it was in their _power to offer him . . Sir Thomas Hardy shortly ...
... ells _taking _possession of _several English _yessci _^ _' iind blockading the port of Buc _., Boa _Ayres . • ' _Sir • Thomas ' Hardy , ' _• wild was _ _at-Ilio Janeiro , having _received _, information of _this _misunderstanding _between th (! _parties ...
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... _. _Captain _David Cameglo , _late of tho 44 th _Toot . ' • : _' . At 11 , Diiko StrMt , _' . on ( he' 3 _d Intt _. ' . Thomas Hardy , Esq . or _Charicafiold , _Biirgeon-dentltt _. - • _' . ' „ At 18 , _Scothind _Street _, on _the 3 d inft _. Hobeit ...
... _, into the boat attended by the ladies of her suite _, and was rowed to the Royal yacht _. The boat was steered by Sir Thomas Hardy , who . did the honours to _her _Majesty . • There were a great _many _yachts on the river , and also numbers of boats ...