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... by the Author of 'airl Pry -Progreso Of itefurm-Aneedetes of Rteformers: Lord Grey,'SireJas. Mlavioterh, Lord Ereskinue, Thomas Hardy, Horneo'Ioklv, Lord Stainhope. Arthor O'Connor' &C. &c.-The Loved 'One's Slinmier, by the- Mon. Airm, Ntirton-AMonthlry ...
... runot of thes'e geistg outi by ro0ta- tioti, VIe,:-Dan rcs'rsons. BENJAMIN IIAIINAItI). Rug. CISALES PALMER DIOIOND, Easi. THOMAS HARDY Esq. Aumsi rott. JOIIN CAPEL, Eot; Wits are eastitdates to by ?? TIHOMAS LAINGrDON Soerelary. P 0 T UG UCLA IM S. ?? Sir ...
... Thursday, the voth o ig4. at 3 aOTche~ Earl11 of ,6RIT i N EY. I n the C hair. STIRWASIDS. R sr.Admnfral Sir Thomas Mantarman Hardy, Dart. G.C.E. ~tI& Thomas Btaker. jJoseph Neeid, Esq. My. L~g as Raring, Esq. Oeorge Palmer, Esq. satterWOlith 91ayiz, Esq. John ...
... aumtport. Ilmev the ,honour to bin, andlos and gentlimnsa. osmr obedient, lsommsle bervanit, i., flray's-ten-sqimRTe. - 'THOMAS HARDY. FUTU RE and EXISTING CHILDREN.- FFAMIILY ENDOWMENT SOCIETY LIFE ASSURANCE amid ANNUITY OF'FICIR, Nou. 12. Chettsan-pliace ...
... 1844, at Radley'a Motel, Bridgeasltreet, lllacbfirisrs, to celebrate, the FFrI''ETbt.AX-IVEMIAltY of tIbo ACQUITTALS .of THOMAS HARDY, JOHN HORNE TOOKE, and JOIIN TIIELWALL, rront a chtargd of High Treason. STSWARDS0. Joseph Beckwith IWillian Cuamminig ...
... 1843, at Radley's Hotec, Bridge-street, c tickfriars, to eelle 1 hiate mtte FOil'lY-INTH ANNIVEtSARYof the ACQUItTALS of m THOMAS HARDY, JOHN n s ORNE TOOKE, and JOHN THEL- hi WALL, iron a CHARGE of HIGH TREASON, B. W. J. FOX, E.,q., in the Chair. Joseph ...
... precisely. The Earl of ISOMNEY0 In the Chair. STEWARSn. te Raear.Adminral Sir Thomas bdastermtn Hardy. Part. G.C.B. In Captain Thomias Raker. Joseph Neeld, Bsq. M.P. la Thomas Baring. Est Bale. sq George Palmer, Esq. flO .iehua Blackburn. Esq. Abraham Ueorgle ...
... the report of Captain Sir Francis Collier, whom he had appointed to this ship on her trial cruize, by the advice of Sir Thomas Hardy, and than whom a better sailor never existed. (Hear.) What did Sir Francis Collier say of the Vernon ? the 17m September ...
... O'clock precisely. The Earl of ROMINEY. In the Chair. SToWA RDe, Rear.AdmIral Sir Thomas Aldasserman Hardy, Bart. .CE.B Csptain Themas Baker, Joseph Nleeld, Eoq. M, P. Thomas aring. Esq. IGeorge Palmer, Eaq. Wi-llem liutterworth Btayley, Esq. Isb,,,nhFepyafi ...
... William Bromet, Esq., M.D., F..A. Rev. John BathUrst Deane, M.A., P.S.A. Benjamin Terrey, Esq. Thomas Duisies Hardy, Esq. Edward Hawkins, Esq., ?? F.S.A. Thomas William King, Esq., F.S.A. Rev. Samuel Roffley Maitland, ?? F.S.A. Charles Manby, Esq., F.GS ...
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