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... the subject of impressment. With respect to the opinion of that celebrated nam, he was enabled, on the authority of Sir Thomas Hardy, to state that Lord Nelson, though he deeply regretted any necessity for resorting to such a practise, yet could not conceal ...
... be 1. but to be obeyed. Should you ever again get into p: Sir Thomas, will you venture to propose a law whi certainly be repealed by the mob, and perhaps, sh its birth ? And now, Sir Thomas, a few words in sober serii conclusion. Years have been given ...
... MEMOIR OF THK LATE MICHAEL THOMAS SADLKR, I- (From the He/fast Guardian.) the father's side from the celebrated Sir Ralph Sadler, one 6l Queen Elizabeth's ministers, and an important instrument in bringing about the Reformation. His mother's family were ...
... ..nS.fi 1 All' 1 May 9, at St. Giles's, Camberwc)'* g,.i son of J. R. Hardy, Esq., of ?? I ?? I ?? , youngest daughter of Thomas N May 11, at St. George's, ?? G. A. Montgomery, the Lad I» *- ' guis of Ailesbury, to Mary CaW ,u *» ?? late Earl of Pembroke ...
... >M. ?? __AJ ?? -. Thomas Buchanan, of Hull. letter, devising the best means, otcotetf ,of affording prompt relief to those ii'| , are lock* il up in the ice in 1' premised that Mr. B. is no theorist ; he three voyages to the Sti aits, in one ot v. ...
... AT KBMP TOWN, BRiOiri'ON.—The splendid Freehold Abode of Thomas Potter Macqueeu, Ks*|., with the wagnifleeut Furniture and Kttecls. h. ROBINS has the pleasure XvJ. to announce to the nobility, and that portion of the public who delight in and appreciate ...
... UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL INTELLIO: OXFORD, Nov. 24. This day the following degrees were conferred : — Master of Arts Rev. Thomas Prater, Exeter. Rachelors of Arts AVm. Adams, Postmaster ol *J e Grand Compounder; Frederick William Faber, »ciw» University ...
... —John B. Bond, University; Francis P. O. Dineiey, Worcester ; Rev. Richard Gordon Bedford, Queen’s: Thomas Briscoe, Scholar of Jesus; Edward Meyrick, and Thomas Harding Newman, Demies of Magdalen; Alexander Cameron, and Wm. Anthony Glynu, Magdalen Hall. CAMBRIDGE ...
... > '.'* DEAL, illy 21.— NX. moderate.— Arrive . tro m «•! fiom Leghorn; the Catharine '',,. Malta, Hardy, from Sunderland to Je' j^oii. Thomas, from London to Chester;* 1r0 I!r.-m,-ii ; and the Venus, Mailer, PORTSMOUTH, July 21.— SE. tine-- ind ...
... Russian govern- ment steamer, , for Odessa; and his Majesty* steamer Hermes, , for Plymouth. Leith, Dec. 1.- Arrived, the Janet, Hardie, f* o St. Petersburg- ; and the Jeremiah, Bemay, f ro Siettin. Hull, Dec. I — Arrived, the Stilus, Anderson, fr' 1 * Liebau; ...
... Sir R. Hughes, H. Hay, Sir J. Sinclair, G. PAIRED OFF. For— Hudson, Thomas Cooper, Hon. Astley Duncanuon, Lord Tennyson, Hn.C. Archdall, General Tynte, C, J. K. Wood, Charles Hardy, J. Divert, E. Aj.ainst— Dare, H. W. Hall Dundas, Captain Milton, Lord ...
... , Koyal An. l iV-E j.in 10, at 81. Andtew's Chi 1, t! 'f , l***™, j liani Wood house, to Mrs. Hugh-s, widov*. ol *' ; JR Thomas 11 v- lies. rift Tens ?? ?? a' All Souls Church, ?? | > il^|- r r*W the Key. W. Lister Isaac, M.A., Kec*«r of j_\ ie, Wurcesii ...