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... anecdotes, ?? published, illus- trative of Sir Thomas Hardys brilliant career; but we refrain from alluding to them further, in the hope that a complete memoir may be forthcoming accredited by his familg. ?? Thomas Ifardly was the second eon of Joseph flardy ...
... floods in the south of Scotland. 11. The quarter’s revenue is published, showing an increase of 696.847/. on the quarter. —. Thomas Hardy dies, in his 81st year. 17. M. Berryer. the ITeueh Deputy, is tried at Blois, for high treason, and acquitted. Oeneral ...
... Burrell, who will give passesston at Michaelmas next. . . Also, a Cottage and Garden, near the farm, m tne occupation of Thomas Hardy and others. This estate is most advantageously situated, the best and largest markets ill the county are within a short ...
... Officers will lake place on the ensuing Coronation, extend so fur down the list of Post Captains ns to include Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart.; and that all the Colonels iBl4, to Sir George Adam Wood inclusive, will be promoted to the rank of Major- Generals ...
... consequence of a dispute at the o|>cra-house, on Saturday night, a meeting took place between the Marquis of Buckingham and Sir Thomas Hardy : after an exchange of shots, the seconds declared enough had been done satisfy the honour of both parties, and the affair ...
... Hon. Charles Elphinstone Fleming imppointed Master of the Seaman’s Hospital at Greenwich, in tls room of Vice Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy. 15. Dreadful fire at Constantinople; 500 houses are bornti and families left without shelter. 18, Richard Daniel Hawes ...
... BANKRUPTS. Thomas Motley, Isaac Hardy, and Wm. Heard, Bristol, ironmongers. John M'Geoch, Chester, linen-draper and tea-dealer. George Swiuburn, Catterick, York, innholder. Joseph Bond, Lloyd’s Ooflfee-house, London, and Montagu-place, Middlesex, underwriter ...
... ministerial patronage, even more reprehensible than the late Exchequer job. The demise of that,' meritorious officer Sir Thomas Hardy, occasioned the vacancy in the Governorship of Greenwich Hospital.. Passing over at least one hundrud naval officers o ...
... of every Magistrate or professional man who attends a repeal meeUnf.. The forty-sixth anniversary of the acquittals Thomas Hardy, John Horne Tooke, and John Thelwall, on their Inals tor high treason, was celebrated on Thursday week, at Anderton Hotel ...
... Trafalgar were carefully preserved. In pursuance of the Admiral’s directions, (hey were given with several other things, Mr Thomas* Hardy, his Captain, to Lady Hamilton ; her they were transferred, under peculiar circumstances, late Alderman London and they ...
... and he turned out to be Thomas Hardy, who stood for trial for burglary. Hardy was struck motionless on seeing Davis, and was some time before could speak. Very singular circumstances have arisen respecting the robbery. Hardy was taken the farmer’s servant ...
... the former place. At Calicut, in the East Indies, on the 13th of August, I Sl2, in the 25th year ol his age, Lieutenant Thomas Hardy 'I ravis, of the sth Native Infantry, second son Mr. Travis, surgeon, East Bergholt, in this county. On the 22d Fch., in ...