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... preliminary observations, asked what authority had any man to bandy about the names of Sir Thomas Hardy. 'Sir Pulteney Malcolm, and the Hon. George Eliot. Sir Thomas Hardy states positively that he 'sill not take a seat in Parliament. Sir Pulteney Nlalcolnes ...
... FUNERAL OF THE LATE AIR. HARDY. The remains of the late Thomas Hardy were on Thursday consigned to the earth and an address was delivered on the occasion by Mr. Thetwall, now the only survivor of the twelve indicted for high-treason in 1794. A long period ...
... to show their detestation of those principles e f government which could only be sustained by sacrificing such men as THOMAS HARDY and his active brother, reformers. The oration of Mr. THELWALL was vt'e. l delivero, and furnished information which must ...
... early Yorkshire, and Battersea) ; Fruit trees, in open weather, any sods intended for waits, espal.ers, and standatds ' • most hardy dowering shrubs, as Roses, Honeysuckles, Lilacs, Laburnums, &c. (the taller the plant, the farther back it should be placed ...
... JEREMIAH BROWN, 'Sheerness, barge-owner, July 8, 1.5, Aug. 9. Solicitors, Meprs. Smith, Weir, and Smith, Basinghall-street. THOMAS WEST and AARON BRAIN, jun., Conham, Gloncestershire, coal-miners, July 12, 13, Aug. 9. Solicitors, Messrs. Holme, Frampton ...
... CHRISTOPHER DUNKIN, Meriton's Wharf, Bermondsey, mariner. AIALLITT, Homer, Hereford, draper. SPRING, THOMAS, City road, victualler. Si EPII ENS, THOMAS, Manchester, publican. WELLS, GEORGE, Quadrant, Regent street, man milliner. WINTER, CORNELIUS, Marlborough ...
... juxta-position with the undaunted of Lord k llit, it c tte of the health of Thomas Hardy,the y ` u a i s id a a s u si i s it t e e d d toi le the E ights of the people. Mr. Hardy t _ it l i l t il i ci hi it ie t :x ‘ ir i: . i .:s c s h d h he i s s at ...
... 1 REID. - BEWLEY, 'FlKyvv, Wroughton_, Wiltshire, dealer in corn. CLovett, WILLIAM GEORGE, Holborn, linen draper. CO4KE, THOMAS, Birmingham, brass founder. .CoLusis. JANE, Polborough, Sussex, grocer. • FEAKS, JOHN SHALLOW, Cambridge, cord wainer. HOYLE ...
... Gazette. 1 - I' .Fron W GdIZETTE, Fridali, October 19. ..0.,. : .. w • -: • INSOLVENTS. TtioaiAs, Wg.t.tam,,THOMAS DI 03,141.1, and ISAAC THOMAS,, Narrow street, Rateliff, ship 0.. BANKRUPTS. . • r CHANNON, JOHN, Park street, Grosvenor square, dealer ...
... Tuesday's meeting should be entered, leaving it open for the business committee to determine if the expenses should be paid. Mr. Thomas's motion on the laws in relation to the punishment of death was postponed. BARING'S DIGNITY BILL. Mr. CHURCHILL reported that ...
... William an ;ioned to him in the . n Committee earnestly recommend wealtny and MOORE) Military Tailor and Clothier, 33, New Bond- THOMAS DRY, Tottenham-court-road, linen-draper. Adelaide in variegated lamps. The house of J. J. Gold- with the vast empire of China ...
... of the night. Capt. In es Hannan died in Aldborougn-court of the cholera on Sunday, and was interred the oawe evening in Thomas's Churchyard, The political. Duchess of Kent entertained the King and Queen at dinner on Wednesday, at her Royal Highness's ...