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... faithful likeness of the devoted Hardy lean,,» ever s lamented commander, occupies a conspicuous position hall of the Hospital was created baronet for the gallantry displayed on the memorable 0C, ' , '• ° Thomas Hardy was in hi. 71st year, having been ...
... r ; William Henry Pearce, late of Kingston-upon-Hull, atb>rney's clerk ; James Hardy, Thomas Hardy, and John Linton Hardy , all of Crake Hall, near Bedale, labourers. The Court adjourned at nearly nine o'clock. FRIDAY, March I. Thos. Gaukroogcr, of ...
... Costock, in the County of Nottingham, m the several occupations of James Harewood, idow Blount, Joseph Dexter, Thomas Hand, and thomas Hardy respectively Rothlcy, Loughborough, and Barucll, in the County of Leicester, trie several occupations of Joseph ...
... Beresford strikes his flag. The offer tlie Mediterranean command has been made to Sir George Cockburn. If he take it, Sir Thomas Hardy will succeed hun the West India station, and Sir Pulteney Malcolm will become a Lord of the Admiralty. Either Captain Tomkinson ...
... ult., at Kirkburton, Arthur, second , son of James j'. Ley, Esq., of Durant House, Devon, Caroline, youngest daughter of Thomas Hardy, Esq, Birksgate, in this county. _ . Same day, at the parish church, Fleetham, near Bedale, by the Rev. William Glaister ...
... EREAS, THOMAS HARDY, of York Q N»,wtoii, in the Parish Kirkriale, in the County of Fe'bru l * ' 11i,,n llJtnture - bearing date tbe 2ud Day 'l' Conveyed and Assigned all his Real and a ,lale Effects unto FRANCIS BARK, ' * f or»svi °E, and THOMAS HILL ...
... with him. Rear-Admiral Sir Geo. Eyre. K. C. B. is appointed to the command the South American station, vice Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart. K. C. B Vice- Admiral Sir Harry Xeale. Bart.. K.G.C. 15. pointed to the command of his .Majesty's squadron the ...
... answer, which was made returnable 011 the next court-day. HabgrKAVß t>. Hardy.—The plaintiff in this suit is Mm. Maria Hargroave, widow, daughter and next kin tho late Thomas Hardy, Esq. of Wakefield, and the application was for administration bonis with ...
... Yarm, aged 50. Jane daughter of lhe late -Mr. Matthew Kay, of that place. Same day, Harri. tt, youngest daughter of Mr. Thomas Hardy, of ibw cay, painter, aged 8 years, after a short but severe illness. c On Wednesday, the 6th inst., at Darlington, wed ...
... following gentlemen were present :- Joseph Kaye, Esq. ; Thomas Blake, Esq., WUliam Thompson, Esq. and Robert Butterworth, Esq., of the board of directors : Thomas Spencer Stanhope, Esq., Cannon HaU ; Thomas Hardy, Esq., Birksgate; Sydney Morehouse, Esq., New MiU ...
... Andrew Taylor, linen and woollen draper, Market-place. ' ~ncn and woollen Same day, at Beverley, aged 78, Ann, relict Mr. Thomas Hardy, butcher. On Friday, the 29th ult., aged 70, Mrs. Frances Storey, of Garden-place, in this city, much respected. Same day ...
... the Rev. E. J. Raines, Thomas, second son of Mr. Thomas Smith, of St. Saviourgate, to Jane, only daughter of Mr. Richard Smith, of Lord Mayor's Walk, all of this city. Same day, at Kirby Fleetbam, by the Rev. W. Lockwood, Thomas Laycock, Esq., M D , of ...