... (Count# anti (Comnutmrnti. On the I9lh instant, Thomas Hardy was convicted Thomas Nixon, Esq. in the penalty of 40s. and costs, for riding o.i a waggon, of which he was the driver, in the township of Chilwell, without having any reins, or any person on ...

... SQUADRON. (Extract of a Letter from an Officer on Board.) The experimental squadron, under the orders of Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, left St. Helen's on the 24th of September, on its third trial cruise, in order to ascertain the respective merits of the ...

... at the small Yearly Rent of 7d. For further particulars, or to treat for the purchase, application is requested made Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mercer and Draper, Wcfctbar, Sheffield ; Mr. William Caldwdll, Travellers’ Inn, Rotherham; or Mr. BADGER, Attorney, Rotherham ...

... the squadron. The vessel and cargo were sent to Valparaiso, with the master on board, when, by the ir.terfcrencc of Sir Thomas Hardy, she was released. The mate (the petitioner) was detained by the Chilian squadron from December, 18*J0, till April, 1821 ...

... have of it. conclusion, Mr. Harmer begged to propose the Itbs of Thomas Hardy, John Tbelwall, and :leer. The toast was drunk with three times three, lgreat applause. Mr. Thomas Hardy presented him- If to the meeting, and was greeted with !warty cheers ...

... the Ordnance is not filleo op—it it generally suppesad Lord Westmoreland will ralorn to the (ornter. It •aid that Sir Thomas Hardy will succeed io the India, vacant by the invaliding of tha pteaeut Coait»aoder«io Cbi-f. ...

... Majesty’s packet the Crusader, Captain Hamilton, from Calais, with Count Karoely, with despatches from Germany, Lady of Sir Thomas Hardy and daughter. Lord Fii/.gerald, C. Schaffer, Esq , and many other passengers, amongst whom were two persons dressed as ...

... company were Lord Byron, Sir George Cockburn, Sir Byam Martin, Sir Edward Owen, Sir George Martin, Sir Pulteney Malcolm, Sir Thomas Hardy, Captain Parry, Captain Canning, Commodore White, Commissioners Boyle, Wolley, Lewis, Middleton, and Hill, Sir John Beresford ...

... whom were, Lord lugestrie, Vice-Admiral IMarapm, Hear*Admiral Lake, Admiral Worsley, Admiral Martin, Lord G. Ponlett, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Edward Owen, Captaios H. W. Anson Spencer, E. King. A. D. Sharpe, J. Rattray, K. Byron, C. 8., J. Ross, Mniiland, ...

... whom were. Lord Ingestrie, Vice- Admiral Plampin, Rear-Admiral Lake, Admiral Worsley, Admiral Martin, Lord G. Poulett, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Edward Owen, Captains H. W. Anson, Spencer, E. King, A. D. Sharpe, J. Rattray, K. Byron, C.8., J. Ross, Maitland, ...

... whom were—Lord Ingestre, Vice Admiral Plampin, Rear Admiral Lake, Admiral Worsley, Admiral Martin, Lord G. Paulett, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Edward Owen; Captains H. W. Anson, Spencer, E. King, A. D. Sharpe, J. Rattrav, R.. Byron, C. B. J. Ross, Maitland ...

... the squadron. The vessel ami cargo were sent to Valparaiso, with the master an hoard, when, hy the interference of Sir Thomas Hardy, she was released. The mate (the petitioner) was detained by the Chilian squadron from December, 1820, till April, 1821 ...