... THOMAS HARDY, ESQ. We see by the. newspapers that Thomas Hardy, Esq., the Radical shoemaker, who was tried for high treason, and acquitted, is dead.; he is also buried—which, although in the present state of English society is a tequitur—is of some importance ...

... make his celebrated French cook baronet. The three new Lords of the Admiralty are, Lords Hotliam and Barrington, and Sir Thomas Hardy ; Captain Elliot, relation of Lord Minto, will be the new Secretary, vice Croker. Lord G ranville proceeds to Paris as ...

... Tliornbrough, and that Lord A melius Beau clerk or Sir Thomas Pakenham will bj appointed in the room of Sir George Martin. Admiral Parker is to be the new Lord the Admiralty, in the room t»l Sir Thomas Hardy; and Afoiiral Gage is succeed Admiral Parktr in the ...

... mas published the very dag after the conspiracy in Cato-street was discmere When you drank the memory ot the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, I wonder you did not also drink the memory of the acquittal Yjr Xhistlewood. One tlie Whigs, stung to phrensy the sense ...

... their possession, a number of counterfeit shillings. It appears that the two elder prisoners went into the house of Mr Thomas Hardy, the Sawyer’s Arms, in Damside-street, and ordered each a pennyworth of ale, for which they tendered a bad shilling. The ...

... warfare. The Sailor King saw and conversed with the projector. and referred him to the late Sir Richard Keates and Sir Thomas Hardy. years’ service, yet alive, who fo Sir Richard Keates, in company with a naval officer of forty ught at Trafalgar, and ...

... the Brazils. The Creole was then to proceed to the River Plate, to receive on board the broad pendant of Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy. Captain Mackenzie was afterwards to take the command of the Superb, 74 guns, and bring her to England. It being imagined ...

... the notes was taken into custody; afterwards they took Thomas and C. Pym, Thomas Warden, and Thomas Iddon, who had the money. Thomas Iddon and C. Pym were dis- spent charged, an d Thomas Pym and Thomas Warden ...

... Hospital, died at Leamington, on Wednesday. He was raised to the rank of Admiral of the Blue in 1837, and sneceeded Sir Thomas Hardy, the late Governor. who died on the 20th of September, 1839, thus having beld the appointment, about which so much noise ...

... Wyndham Perirvddock. young man of very genteel ap. pearance, was capitally indicted on Wednesday, f«n cutting and maiming Thomas Hardy, with intent to kill and mur. der him. This was the case of the medical student, noticed in this paper a few weeks since ...

... Yard, and proceeded on board the lloyal George in one of the Lords of the Admiralty's boats, which was steered by Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Governor of Greenwich Hospital the King's coxswain. The of the ttoyal George, Lurd Belfast's Water Witch, the Firebrand ...

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