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... SIR THOMAS HARDY. . On. the 15th — of last • month a dinner was given in Edinburgh to the First Lord of the Admiralty, by the Naval Club of Scotland. There wrre upwards ot fifty Admirals and Captains present; and after the usual round of toasts ha , l ...
... by the manner in which his health has been received, to be so generally known J but I feel it lo be due, not only to Sir Thomas Hardy, bat to the Service, over the affairs of wiiich I have 3d long had the honour to preside, to take this public opportu- ...
... that hotel. was proved by Mr. Green and others, that the deceased, who had served in. a. distinguished manner under Sir Thomas Hardy, had complained for several days of being ill, and having a severe headache. His banker's and agent's books, his watch ...
... Dixon, John Taylor. Jolm Jones, John Butt. T. arid'J. Willey, ■- J. Stevenson, G. S. Greening, W. Swift, Mark Maugham, Thomas Hardy, & Co. I, I’. &1. Heppenstall, John Sawyer. William Bindley, ' ii’IRE SOCIETY, NORWICH UNION ...
... that Hotel. It wns proved by Mr. Green and others .hat the de- ceased, who had served in a distinguished manner under Sii Thomas Hardy, had complained for several days nf being ill and having a severe head-ache. His banker's and agent's books, his watch ...
... am Esq. Mr. Ogg, NEW BAILEY Before ian able course of lectures on bers of the Institution, Major Thomas Richard or Van Breda, of Ghent, Sir of Thomas Hardy. vttivrew, Dawid Pollock, Esq. mediately appeared Phe fire having been previously ' case, He stated ...
... Hotel. It was proved by Mr. Green others that the deceased, w h o h a d serve d i n a di s ti n guishe manner under Sir Thomas Hardy, had complained for sever; days of being ill and having a severe head-ache. Hi.s banker and agent's books, his w a t c h, mone ...
... Frances, the widow Of Augustus Saltren Willett, Esq, 'Aged . 74 . .—1 u the 20th year of his age, John, second son of Thomas Hardy, Esq. of Walworth. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS tiAy. Morning, 0 minutes after 12 Evening, IS minnte..l alter Lond ...
... Well loimrl m Stores, with an Iron Cable—well adaptttl for any Trader her si/c may suit. Apply to * . Cork, Oct. 3, 182j. THOMAS HARDY. sejis. COVE, OUT. O —WIXD S. \V. AKUIVtO, Compact, Clarke*, Halifax, deals for Cork Sophia, Coaster, lor Ueruhaven, butter ...
... expected here this morningthal the shipping in Gibraltar suffered cousiderabie damage during the gale of the 6th.’> Sir Thomas Hardy. —On the 15th last month dinuer was given in Edinburgh to the First Lord.of the Admiralty, by the Naval Club of Scotland ...
... duty receiving voluntceta from the Thomas Couits into the service. Cast. (!,nf Edv. Marshall, N. examined the SottciToa- Genebal, proved, that on the Bth of May, 18x2, waa Lieutenant in the Glasgote, and the Thomas Contis arrived ftom England. He, as ...
... Hotel. It was proved by Mr. Green and others that the deceased, who had served in a distinguished manner under Sir Thomas Hardy, had complained for several days of being ill and having a severe head-aelie. 111* banker's and agent's books, his watch, his ...