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... &c. which belonged to Thomas Hardy, late Merchant in BtUghead, and now to the Trustee for behoof of his Creditors. Credit, on unexceptionable security, will be allowed for purchases above L 5. Those owing the sad Diomas Hardy, will please pay what they ...
... S ON _EXTRACTION OF THE TEETH . i . With a Description , and Plate ofnn improved _construction of tlic Tooth Key . By THOMAS _HARDY , Surgeon _and _Surgeon _Dentist . _Edinburph : Printed tor _MACIIRDIE , SKELLV , and Co . 52 . Trince ' s _Street _, ...
... town. Ihiinhurgh, the current, the Reverend Ch.ar- Wilkie Hardy, rninist-.T Dunning, in the twenty-* sixth his age, and hrst his ministry. Mr Hardy was the third «on of tiic late Doctor Thomas Hardy, of this city, and man, who, in the estimation of his friends ...
... Street . _Thomas T . C . _. Reeve , Howard Place . . . . Second Class . . James Kilpatrick , Cro ' ascauseway . William Armstrong , _Newcastle . Joilli F . Dulidas . Albany _Street . George Cotton , Teviot Row . _Algebra . . ' Thomas Hardy Bertram , Windmill ...
... HTS , No . XX 11 I . _Uditcd at _the _lloyal Insli . utiun of _Great Orilaiii . _KIIINIIUHRII , _Will _Oct . _ISil . M R THOMAS HARDY , Fellow of the _Royal-College of _Surgeons _, _Edinburgh , will _commenre-his _DEAlONSTU _. AriUNSon the ANATOMY , _DISEASES ...
... Saturday the instant. Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart., Rear Admiral of the Blue. Sir Thomas w*s Governor of Greenwich Hospital since 1834. The gallant Admiral does not leave a better nor braver otficer behind him. Previously to Admiral Hardy's appointment as Governor ...
... - /131 lITH. A t Ediantrgh, on the 31st tilt. Mrs. Macleod, jun. of Cadboll, of a s , n. 111 A RAIED.—On the ult. Mr. Thomas Hardy, surgeon and dentist, Duke Street. .o Miss Rubino, daughter of Robert Forrester, Esq. - Treasurer of the Bank of Scotland ...
... purpose of taking in a supply of wine or the whole of the squadron whose destinationliqd object are involved in my-ter. Sir Thomas Hardy, it is stnted, sails with sealed orders, which are not to be opened till he reache- a certain latitude. Each ship is in ...
... , to Christian, daughter of the late Patrick Anderson, Esq., Edinburgh. On the 4th instant, at 1, Athole Place. Perth, Thomas Hardy, Esq., of Belfast, to Anne, daughter of the late Henry M. Lee, Esq.. East Lothian. At Glasgow, on the 10th instant, James ...
... eldest daughter, the wife of Sir Richard Simeon, Bart.—At Pimlico. London, on the loth instant, in his Hid year, Mr Thomas Hardy. Mr Hardy was founder of the London Corresponding Society, and was, with Horne Tooke, Mr Thelwall. Mr IIo!- crojt. and eight ...
... were carefully preserved. In pursuance of the Admiral’s directions, they wen- given with several other tilings, by Sir Thomas Hardy, his Captain, to Lady Hamilton; by her they were transferred, under peculiar circumstances, a late alderman of London; ...
... Captain Sir Thomas Hardy, in his Majesty's ship Ramilies, with two transports, having on board the 102d regi- mend, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Herries, which had arrived the day before. I did not fail to lay before Sir Thomas Hardy nay instruc- ...