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... COUNTY MONUMENT n TO the late SIR THOMAS MASTERMAN HARDY, Baronet and G. C. B. a numerous and highly respectable MEETING, flic, the Town Hall, Dorchester, ou Saturday, March, 1844, pursuant to public Advertisement, Ui Honourable the EARL of ILCHESTER ...
... MONUMENT to the late Admiral SIR THOMAS MASTERMAN HARDY, Bart., and G.C.8.1, SUBSCRIPTIONS ALREADY RECEIVED. £. s. d. The Earl of Ilehester 25 0 0 Sir R. P. Glyn 0 John Floyer, Esq., (High Sheriff) 3 3 Joseph Goodenotigh, Esq 2 0 A. H. D. Acland, Esq ...
... broken out at Lyons. Tbe Associations Law was carried on Wednesday in the Chamber of by a majority 22. Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy has been nominated to the Governorship Greenwich Hospital, vacant the death of Sir Richard Keats. The service will rejoice ...
... fs son aud heir. A.Starky.esq-, MARRIED the Rev. J. Hall, Thomas Smith, esq ,of Hen- At M2vXsarah. daughter of Mr. Thomas Hardy, N„rton, Somerset. -•* Etob * ,h *! Astlf.v, the on J . t Thomas Assheton Smith, esq wife. tlau« l, r f late Lavingtml) . Smith ...
... attempts “at the destruction of his Majesty’s ships New London. li- Sir Alexander Cochrane transmitted a report fr by at Sir Thomas: Hardy, of the occupation of the Pa maquaddy Bay, the account of which, as fie Lieut.-Gen. Sir John Sherbrook from Lleut,-Col ...
... especially every one who, as a Dorsetshire man, knew that the galla >t Sir Thomas Hardy was a native of this county—(cheers). one he thought could look back the time when Sir Thomas Hardy, with other great and departed heroes, was defending his country, sea ...
... Worcestershire, maltster Thomas Drew. Stonrport. Worrestrrshire, carpenter Tjniothy Jarvis, Yorkshire, builder *nibert, i Yorkshire, tanner J Dirkins and J. Warrick, Plymouth, earthenware-dealers Thomas Hardy, Cowley, Middlesex, (milder Thomas J one*. Fvtter-lane ...
... Wride, the Kirkbnrton, Arthur, second son of James S, Ley, Esq., of Durraut House, Devon, to Caroline,youngest danghter of Thomas Hardy, Esq., of Birksgate, in the county of York. , „ dept. 22, Crediton.Wm. Deans, Esq., of Bath, to Mary Frances Rebecca, second ...
... the Rev. F. Close, Thomas Woodall, esq. of Walford, Herefoidshire, Sarah, eldest dauohtcr of the late John Earle, esq. of Frampton. Same day, Cheltenham, the Count de la Pasture, to Ellen Craufurd, daughter of the late Thomas Hardy, esq. Master Attendant ...
... Less. 2Thcv>. li. Hlßtorlcnl for the present Week. November 4th, Sutra besieged arsatc, 1793.—5tA, Gun ponder plot , 1605: Thomas Hardy acquitted, 1794.—6t/i, Coronation Henry 11. 1429.—7 1 it, Sir F. Frobisher killed, 1594 Treaty of the Pyrenees. 1059.—b ...
... W: Sailed—The Bolivar, Hearn, for Waterford—Mary, Halls, for Milford —Providence, Evans, for Aberystwith—Ellen Messina— Thomas, Hardy, for Newport—Bacchus, owes, for . Chapple. for Perseve- rance, for Bristol—Rover, Berry, for Pads’ tow—Dasher Bowden, for ...
... Williams raspeetive officers, stood waiting to receive the royal visi tors. They were accompanied by Sir James Graham and Sir Thomas Hardy. In the mean time a mess from the steamer communicated to them that th e Queen and the Duchess Braganza would land at h ...