... warfare. The Sailor King saw and con- versed with the projector, and referred him to the late Sir Richard Keates and Sir Thomas Hardy. Sir Richard Keates, in company with a naval officer of forty years' ser- vice, yet alive, and who fought at Trafalgar ...

... gut his initials upon it. He had it in his possession all the time until he saw it with the m policeman. so Sub-constable Thomas Hardy proved having arrested the t|l prisoner, and proved a confession having been made by the ac prisoner when asked. at His ...

... Daniel O'Connell, M P ; Chas Roper, Win Stewart Trench, J B Bankhead, Christopher Fitzaictn, Thomas Ball, D J Wilson, Pierce J Blake, Chas Wm Ha- milton, Thomas Hutton, Wsn Donnelly, Pierce Mabony, Richard Brooke, and Conyngbam Ellis, Esqrs. A letter was ...

... ber ladysbip's derdise the families of the Duke of Richmond, the Earl of Eutoun, Sir George Francis Seymour, and Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy have been put into mourning. Lady Emily was ad- vanced to the rank of a Duke's daughter in 1807n - General William ...

... Thursday, November 19, 1846 d THOMAS BUTLER, Esq, in the chair. t * There were also ?? George Hodson, Buart Honourable Edward Lawless, Hurable C J Trench, Sir Robert Tanew AuRustus Stafford O'Briel, M P; Charles S Doyne, Thomas R Hardy, D J Wilson, Cbarle Ropcdr ...

... horses. Thomas Hardy, Portobello barracks, Dublfi.% saddier. Daniel E. Alt, Irishtown, Dublin, gent. Patrick Smith, Petticoat-lane, Dublin, grocer. Moses Cullen, Lower Kevin-st., Dublin, hay fartor. Donald M'Dougall, Londonderry, corn dealer. Thomas Byrne ...

... Consulship of Alexandria. A Admiral Sir Robert Stopford, Commander-in.Chief of a the Mediteranean, will succeed the late Sir Thomas Hardy as Governor of Greenwich Hospital; the Hon. Alderman F Fleming, Commander-in.Chief at Portsmouth, willsucceed | to the ...

... mentioned. MARKE:T JURY. George Alker, William Dunbai, ElN;'oh Smith, G. W. Laing, John Manning, Jame, Egml, Richard Durkiky, Thomas Hardy. Joseph Blowe. Benjamin Wiliock, Edward Martin, David Mullenq, 0eter Wijla;4 JosephI Browne, Wiil. lioi, Thoinas Rog.r ...

... T WEM 2' - UNCIL. February 11th. JOR ohm ?? Chair. Thera wer i 00, Thommi R Hardy, Thomas Hutto, suODhJ Trench, Christopher Fitminion, John Sherman Crawford, Robert Fowler, J B lBanklhead, Achason Lyle, and Charles Roper, Esqrs; also Samuel Winter, and ...

... on Saturday morning for Woolwich, to inspect the Arsenal. Her Royal Highness on her way to London lunched with Sir Thomas and Lady Hardy, at the Greenwich Hospital. In the evening her Royal Highness went to Astley's Amphi- theatre. The Countess of Denbigh ...

... Blaynsy Wade, Folliott W. Barton, Charles Doyne, Thomas B. Hardy, D. J. Wil- son, Thomas Ball, Charles Hamilton, John Bolton Massy, John Temple Reilly, William Jones Armstrong, William Donnelly. Thomas Hutton, and W. R. Barrington, Esqrf. The Secretary ...

... the chair; Sir John Kennedy, Bart., William B. Wade, Elias T. Cor- bally, Hon. C. J. Trench, Thomas Hutton, Wm. Jones Armstrong, Charles Roper, Thomas R. Hardy, Robert Fowler, George Roe, J. B. Bankhead, John Rose Mahon, Peter Purcell, David Henry Sherrard ...