... Neighbourhood: W. Mawson ; Turner & Co. ; Towpend & Brothers ; Thomas Thomp- son; Sugden & Co. ; John Rand & Sons; Anderson & Brothers, (8); Parkinson and Waddington, engineers; Hird, Dawson, and Hardy, engineers (4) ; Matthew Thompson ; James Cousen and Sons ...

... having shared in the enjoyments of the interesting occasion. Among the visitors present we noticed, during the week, John Hardy, Esq. M.P. and family, Miss Jowett, Matthew Thomp- son, Esq. Major Ferrand, Colonel Richardson, Colonel Wain- man, kc. kc. ...

... od :W. Mawson ; Turner & Co. ; Townend* fc Brothers ; Thomas Thomp- son ; Sugden & Co. ; John Rand & Sons ; Anderson & Brothers, (3) ; Parkinson and Waddington, engineers ; Hird, Dawson, and Hardy, engineers (4) ; Matthew Thompson ; James Cousen and Sons ...

... expression of his countenance as be looked round upon the countless multitude assembled to do him honour. On the motion of Mr. Hardy, an operative, Mr. H. D. Graham was called to the chair. The Chairman, after thanking the as- sembled multitude for the proud ...

... reform met at Radley _ Ho c , .. street, Blackfriars, to celebrate the fortieth anniT * rS !S[. lwa Jl, *■ quittal of Thomas Hardy, John Home Tooke, John me the otber patriots of 1794. About 120 gentlemen s»^ an excellent dinner, which was provided for ...

... question was, who was a fit man to accompany Mr. Lister in the event of an Election; all were agreed in thinking that Mr. Hardy was not that individual, but that on many of the leading questions of civil and religious liberty his views were essentially ...

... middle man. Such a person was Mr. Hardy. Though he had voted against Mr. Hardy at the last election, and though tlrat gentleman's parliamentary conduct was not exactly to bis land, yet. he had a much better opinion of Mr. Hardy now than ever he had before. ...

... Mr. Hardy gave but 17 votes; and on OH Of the most important divisions' of the previous Session, we find he gave but 16 votes. Thus it appears that as our Re- presentative he has attended to his duty 33 times out of 1 16. And where was Mr. Hardy on the ...

... Death in all cases, I find John Hardy supporting, in a speech, an Amendment of Lord Howick, to the effect that highway robbers guilty of personal violence, shall still be liable to be hanged. Was this the same John Hardy that stood on the Court House Steps ...

... chiefly members of Mr. Hardy's Committee and their friends, occupied the floor of the portico of the Court- house. Matthew Thompson, Esq., as Chairman of Mr. Hardy's Committee then claimed a hearing for that hon. gentleman. Mr. Hardy was received by the ...

... along with the assessors, tb col- lect the rates, pay all wages and other bills, and keep the accounts, was conferred on Jfr. Thomas Haigh (accountant), with an allow- ance of four per cent, on the amount collected. The office of Surveyor, whose duty will ...

... as I well did, that this charge had no foundation in truth, I demanded the name of the elector, to which he re- plied, Mr. Thomas Hammond, of Cheapside. I instantly ad- dressed a note to Mr. Hammond on the subject, and read it over to the gentlemen present ...