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... is with great regret we record the death of the gallant Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, the Governor of Greenwich pital. The melancholy event took place on Friday afternoon. 51 , 1 Thomas was in his 71st year. He will long be remembered as Captain in the Victory ...
... week : A MOST ATROCIOUS JOB iS in contemplation since our first edition. We have ascertained that the successor to Sir Thomas Hardy is already named, that the initials of S. C. will, in all probability, answer to the most flagitious appointment ever ...
... ; Historical Chronicle; and an Obituary, including Memoirs of the Duke of Bedford, Mr. Justice Vaughan, Vice-Adni. Sir Thomas Hardy, Col. Hevre de Montmorency, Alderman &holey, Mrs. Jane Baldwin, &c. &c. Price 2s. 6d. Published by W. Piche• lug, Chancery-lane ...
... Fleming to be Master of her Majesty's Hospital at Greenwich, in the county of Kent, in the room of Vice Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, deceased. WAR OFFICE.—Oct. 18. 4th Light Dragoons.—Cornet R. B. Prettejohn to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice J ...
... frora Pri authority. A MOST ATROCIOUS Jon is in contemplation since first edition. We have ascertained that the successor Thomas Hardy is already named, that the initials of S. C. wi all probability, answer to the most flagitious appointm ful l , eve r by ...
... been broken up, and c nity removed to a distant part of the country- The following fact, which proves the strong at of Sir Thomas Hardy to the memory of his distingnj s ho es, mander, Lord Nelson, came to the knowledge of Mr. P e cd for w r sculptor, on taking ...
... the proposed measure would be for the advantage of his creditors.—Aberdeen Constitutional. The will of the late Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart., has . just been proved in the Prerogative Court of the Archbishop of Canterbury, Doctors' Commons, by Sir ...
... on a sheriff' officer. There are now only fifty sailors remaining who served under the late distinguished veteran Sir Thomas M. Hardy, viz. —22 who were with him in the Victory, and 28 who served with him in other vessels. At the examination of a bankrupt ...
... and chapman. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Maxfield Temple, Great Titehfield-street, Portland-place, carver and gilder. Charles Humphreys, Bear-lane, Southwark, timbermerchant. John Henry Charles Albrecht, Fenehureh-street, spicebroker. Thomas Gray, Tunstal, Staffordshire ...
... wine-merchant. Sampson Bagnell, Cheadle, Staffordshire, grocer. Joshua Broadhead, Woolda le, Yorkshire, clothier. Thomas Waller, Samuel Waller, Thomas Waller, jun., William Waller, and Ralph Knowles Waller, Manchester, cotton-spinners. William Taylor and John ...
... 9. Thomas Phipps Thomas, Cheltenham, plumber. BANKRUPTCY SUPERCELED. William Hague and Samuel Hague, Manchester, commission-agents. BANK itUPM Ebenezer Flint, Ludgatehill, hosier, Elizabeth Saunders, Ches-14m, Buckinghamshire, grocer. Henry Thomas Hyatt ...
... Goodlad, and V. Worthington, Manchester, calico-printers. T. L. Woolley and H. R. Sabine, High Holborn, card-makers. Cooper, ,Hardy, and Co., Hinchliffe Mill, Aus , tonley, Yorkshire, grocers; as far as regards J. Roebuck, U. Wimpenny, abdT. Netherwood. ...