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... John Poole, fSi4mouth, Devonshire, painter and ?? Atiiin and William James Quartley, of flrige- water square, ?? Hardy atni Thomas Hardy, of Denton, Manchester, ?? Drowley and William Burford, of Lewes, Sussex, and of the Londox-road, Southwark, horse-dealers ...
... Three Totns Tavern, South. P' wark, whlen Mlr. Samuel Palmer, Mr. Temple Lender, l. P., PI Mr. WV. Leveson Gosver, and Air. Thomas Hardy, were vi elected vice-presidents of the association. m Mr. O'Connell is said to have refused a special cC retainer in one ...
... the Gravesend and Milton Steam-packet Company. Admiral PARKER is to be the new Lord of the Admiralty, in the room of Sir THoMAS HARDY; and Admiral GAGE is to succeed Ad- miral PARKER il the command of the fleet on the Coast of Portugal. - Courier. The latest ...
... . The meeting was attended by the Duke of Wellington, Earl of Minto,Viscoant Howlek, Lord Hill, Sir Hussey Vivian, Sir Thomas Hardy, the Rieht Hon. H. Labouchere, Sir Henry Hardiuge, Sir James Kempt, Sir Charles Adam, Sir George Cockbarn and Sir Alex ...
... of her Majesty's household, and of the verge, ani a jury composed of the officers of the hsousehold, tpon tkie body of Thomas Hardy, one of the pages of her Royal Highness the Princess Augusta. The deceased was fsund In a dying state early on Saturday ...
... 'Bridge-street, Southwaik. THOMAS HARDY,'0 ColCwley, Middlesex, buIlder, Clay212, 29. and June 29 at eleven, at tise Court of Cominissioners of Bankrupts, Ba, uinrhall-streeet. Sollaltorh blessres. W.atson & Broughton, Falcon.square. THOMAS JONES, ol de White ...
... not to see sted he the fault lays with the English Ministry, and not in the sailors. wen Had I been in the shoes of Sir Thomas Hardy, I should have inaacted precisely as lie. has done-what officer i iisii senses, will ids incur Serious responsibility, ...
... ARRIVALS: At DFAY,-The RRoyal Charlotte, Hay, from Onorto. At MEMFL,-The Barrick, Thooapson; Wiliam MabbI Wharton; So-annah, Hardy; Thomas Hodgson, Haigh; Hirnmony, Taylor; At HA.Mai0a,-The Melona, Ogilvie; In the BRIELLE,-The Kitty, Ansdell; .At ANTwV FnP,-Tt]e ...
... given it to be laid out in necessaries for the poor, who gratefully exclaim -this is a year of Jubilee. Cohn Hardy, Esq. eldest son of Thomas Hardy, Esq, of Wakefield, is appointed Captain in the 1st West York militia, commanded by Colonel Dixon, now lying ...
... fromn Savannah; Hlsen, from Demerara. SWANSEA, MAY 18.-Arrived the Earl of Harewrood, from St. Jago do Cuba. Sailed the Thomas Hardy, for ditto. DULINot, MAY ?? the Hannah Booth, from Alilcant ; Trim, from Cadiz, Magnet, from Rtotterdam. Sailed the Blee ...
... Mrd-HornTooke, Mr. Thelwall, Mr. Holcroft, and several others. Hardy and Toolke alone were tried. Lord Eldon, then Attorney-General, laboured hard to obtain a conviction in the case of Hardy, who was first tried, and it was thought his long speech of nine ...
... Is.; James Findly, 2s. fd. James Swift,-ls. ?? Elizabeth Barton, 29; Thomas Hardy, 13. --Margaret Morton, 2. 6d.: Henry Caerleos 2K ?? R ichardi ig;ift 5d Janes Hill, Ge.; Thomas BEumster,r. Gd.; Wm. Rainford, Is., Friend,' 2a. qd., Priend, Gd. Friend ...