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... Radioed. On the instant, John Krrfr was committed by Thomas Nixon, Esq, to the said house ol correction, for trial at the next sessions, charged with fc loniously stealing watch, the property of Thomas Hardy, of Haddington and John nmJley was committed by ...
... Esq., in the Chair, • The following Resolutions were unanimously passed:— Moved by Mr. Robert Hall; and seconded by Mr. Thomas Hardy, 1. That from the public conduct of Mr. Briscoe as a Magistrate, and his declaration made to this Meeting, we do consider ...
... the Rev. F. Close, Thomas Woodall, esq. of Walford, Herefoidshire, Sarah, eldest dauohtcr of the late John Earle, esq. of Frampton. Same day, Cheltenham, the Count de la Pasture, to Ellen Craufurd, daughter of the late Thomas Hardy, esq. Master Attendant ...
... The packet-ship York, Captain De Cost, left New York on the Slh ult. Mr. Masson, of Montreal, Mr Trindsr, of Q tehee Mr. Thomas Hardy of Bir. minehamj and Mr. Cochrane, of New York, left the ship all well, about fourteen miles from the Cove of Cork, ea ...
... quantity of potatoes, Talus Ws from the promises of Thomas Hardy, Sharuford.—Three calendar mouths bard labour. TIMBON. 33, WILLIAM BARWIILL, 21. charged with stealing a loaf. value is :id. the property of Thomas Newitt, in the parish of St hlargaret.—John Tinison ...
... l of the said United Kingdom, constituting and appointing .he Right I lon. Sir James Robert George Graham, Bart.; Sir Thomas* Hardy, Bart. K.C.B-, Rear Admiral o* the White Squadron of his Majesty's Fleet the Honorable George Heneagc Laurence Dun las ...
... . H'illiam Rickarrlfa* was Indicted for stealing two bras, pans, one copper kettle, and coffee boiler, the property of Thomas Hardy, of Beverley, butcher. The article, mentioned in the indictment were placed In an oat-house, which was used as kitchen ...
... of the said United Kingdom, constituting amt appointing the Right Honourable Sir James Robert George Graham, bart ; Sir Thomas Hardy, ban. K.F.B. Rear Admiral of the W bite Squadron of his Majesty’s Fleet; the Honourable George Lawrence Dundas. (’ B. Rear ...
... ents France H« inm«ea mind aspirit of consolation bodily afflictions notsubdue, hi PP.^' : Two only oftbe * S, W u i. Thomas - Hardy wis the time, to the' London Corresponding Society» promote political knowledge HoSiior Durnose of procuring reform in ...
... C a p ta i n Pam, K. N., by Rear-Adiniral Sir Thomas Hardy, Bert., C. B. Mr. Frederick Seymour, by Captain George Seymour, R. N. Mr. Norton, M. P., by the Doke of Gordon. Rear. Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, by Earl Bathurst. Air. Stafford Jerninginott, by ...
... Hill, and Colonel were included the dinner party the rtU A Lord John Townsend, Lieut. Colonel .’Sutho- 1 - Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, ( apt. .Sir Westhal, Vice Admiral Henry Sjr v and Lady Tierney, Lieut. Colonel and Mrs. Genera] Sir John Doyle, Sir Doyle ...
... Mary Leslie, Lieut.-Col. Suther- land, Sir Matthew, Lady, and Miss Tiemey, Sir Graham and Lady Moore, Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy (from Seaford), Captain Sir George A. Westphall, Vice-Admiral Sir W. Blackwood, Capt. W. H. Dillon, Lieut.Colonel and Mrs ...