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... Esq., Thorpe Lee, Surrey. Same day, at Kirkburton Church, Arthur Ley, Esq., of Bidetord, Devon, Caroline, daughter of Thomas Hardy, Esq., of Birksgate, in the county of York. Same day, at Bradford, Mr. John Barker, shoe maker, of that town, to Elizabeth ...
... the rules and regulations of the service; so Ensign Baring was appointed the personal staff of Mr. Poulctt Thomson ! Sir Thomas Hardy, the gallant veteran who held the appointment of (Jovcrnor of Greenwich Hospital, died. There was an Elliot who wanted ...
... Makertield, by the Rev. Thornes Crossfield, M.A , Mr. Thomas Hardy, Muster of the Senely Green Grammar School, Ellen, eldest daughter of the late Mr. George Latham, cotton spinner. Ashton. Same day, at Bt. Thomas’s Church. Lancaster, by the Rev. CoUn Campbell ...
... Walter Wood, at the early age of 21. On the ult., few minutes before two o’clock in the afternoon, Real-Admirsl Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Baronet, G.C.H., Governor of the Royal Hospital, Greenwich. On Friday week the admiral was seen in apparent good ...
... Lloyd’s by the arrival of the New Thomas, from Vera Cruz, which it was made known that neither the Sheldrake packet nor the Camden packet had arrived from Tampico at Vera Cruz to the I9th of December. A bust of Sir Thomas Hardy has been submitted to his Majesty’s ...
... went about a week ago for the benefit his health. He was raised the rank of Admiral of the Blue in 1837, and succeeded Sir Thomas Hardy, the late Governor, who died on 20th September, thus having held the appointment only twelve months.' He died of iufluuiraatiou ...
... Trafalgar were carefully preserved. In pursuance of the admiral’s directions, they were given, with several other things, Sir Thomas Hardy, his captain, to Lady Hamilton: by her they w ere transferred, under peculiar circumstances, to a late alderman of London; ...
... will consent to attend the meeting at Southampton. This letter is followed, in the committee's report, by another from Mr. Thomas Hardy, of White Horse, Fetter-lane, to Mr. Felix W. Simoon, wherein the writer says—l can most positively assert that no such ...
... the most painful duties of his high office, of which the most important was the prosecution, in the year 1795 or 1796, of Thomas Hardy and Mr. Home Tooke, and other defendants, for high treason. Never was there a more eventful moment tor England. It was ...
... BLACKBURN ILOHAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. PATRON, JOHN FOWDEN HINDLE, ESQ. PRESIDENT,— J. BARLOW, ESQ. STEWARDS. MR. THOMAS AINSWORTH, MR. V\Al. HENRY TURNER. Mb. W. Jl. MORRICE, Treasurer. Mr. J. FAIRBROTHER, Secretary. rpflE FIRST MEETING of t-bis ...
... DEATHS. On the 14th inst., aged 13 months. Frederick Thomas Mr. Thomas Dean, jus., l«ark iiill.rocid, Preston. the HHh iiiht., aged years, Margaret third William Fust r, Ilsq., I, Rodney-strect, Li'erpool. the 13th iust, at his house, HanovcTisquare ...
... the Mil . Cta-rltoriwiim. Hardy, the wife of the Peter Ilordcrii, ofa daughter. marriages „ . .fa,. at the Perish Church, the Bcv. J. Porter, M. A Ini-un.iut .St Jch.,-., Mb Thomas Clough, solicitor, of tins town, to Mias Mary GUlibraud, both ”o. ,'Se ...