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... Augustus and the Misses Newton, Officers'.) Lancers. On Monday the Third Course of the Outinian Lectures was delivered at Thomas's Rooms, by Mr. Richardson. The force of the reasoning, and the beauty ofthe language, carried the fullest conviction to every ...
... Brazil Assaciation, of this port, stating, tbat by advices recently received from Mr. Chamberlain, at Rio Janeiro, Sir T. Hardy had given direc- tions for his Majesty's ship Blossom, Captain Boucher, to proceed to Bahia, in order to aftbrd protection ...
... and Thomas Cowan, to the, BeJiette; Admit Miller. and Charles J. F. Newton, to the Brisk; Robert Otway, to the Bulwark ; William G. H. Wish, to -be Bustard ; Henry Ogle, to the Chanticleer; George Barker. and Thomas Dilke, to the Cherokee; Thomas Phipps ...
... promise much entertainment to the Public. That elegant and interesting Actress performs for the first time, the part of Letitia Hardy in the Belle't Stratagem, and it may be said without flattery, that no woman now on the Stage can boast of greater powers ...
... Smithctt was elected Master of tbe Fellowship of Pilots for Dover; and George Wilkinson and Thomas Graven er were elected branch pilots for Dover, and Thomas Pritchard for Deal. An Evening Paper says : — A report has been in circulation this morning ...
... no public- event cao, in my opinion, better deserve to be held in perpetual remembrance amongst us than the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, in 1794, from the unfounded charge of constructive high treason. A great portion of the ordinary period of human life ...
... Carneby Haggerstone— Lincolnshire, in 1643; Sir Thomas Webb— Wiltshire, in 1644 ; Sir R. Smythe— Warwickshire, in 1669; Sir Richard Bedingfield-Norfolk, in 1660; Sir T. H. Stanly— Cheshire, in 1661: Sir Thomas Gage— Suffolk, in 1662; Sir H. Maire Lawson— ...
... Cazalet, Allen, Fletcher, Sam- ler, Grey, Gape, Browo, Templeman, Hardy, Hammond, Benfield, Exley, Easto, Mayhew, Colville.Garrett Beriew, &c. &c— Sirs W. Curtis, James Lake. Thomas Grey ;— CapUins, Garrett, Fennell, Shaw, Smith, Majors D'Este, Plenderleath ...
... York, for Melton Mowbray, in Leicestershire ; Mr. and Mrs. Harper, from tbe New Steyne, Brighton, for Bath; Major and Mrs. Hardy, from Harro wgate, for Bath; Lady Baird, from Edinburgh, for Crief; Mr. E. W. Chad, for Aylesham, in Norfolk, from Suffolk; ...
... gloom pervaded the town. Numerous failures had taken place, and more were expected. The British frigate Creole, Commodore Hardy, had arrived there frpm Rio, for the purpose of protecting tbe English merchants. Captain Sti llh an, of the Andromache, states ...