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... the King's Stairs, and tiiere Sir Thomas Williams and Sir Frederick Maitland, with their respective officers, stood waiting to receive the royal visitors. They were accompanied by Sir James Graham and Sir Thomas Hardy. F. J. Vanzeller, Esq. her Majesty's ...
... the freedom of : and thereby vitiated the elect Dated the 2¢th December, 1°22. Lonel Phice John Thomas Hardy William Burton Thomas Astley Charles Bali ‘Thomas Marston Danie! G-een = Widen Chetwode.” “To John Gamat ey Ey High Sherif of tue County of “ We ...
... Exchequ2r of (er tl n and Lord High Treasurer of Ireland. tl King has also been pleased to appoint Rear- | Ad al Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart. G.C.B. Master of his Majesty’s Hospital at Greenwich, likewise one of the Commissioners or Governors reot, ...
... temoved. The remains of the late Mr. John Gale Jonc terred on Sunday, in the unhill-fields cemeter; the grave of the late Thomas Hardy, where an e appropriate monument is erected to the mem honest patriot. The Tea Trade— Monday.—The deliveries were considerable ...
... remains the late Mr. John Gale Jonea were mtreadon Sunday, In Hie Uonhill fields cemetery, close the grave of the late Thomas Hardy, where an elegant and appropriate monument erected the memory of tine DAtnoL Tea Tsana— Mokdat—The deliveriea last week ...
... Fleming, present in command at Portsmouth, has been appointed to* governorship of Greenwich Hospital, vacant the death Sir Thomas Hardy Greenwich Gazette, Does.—ln the New Police act there the following clause:— That after the Ist day of January next, every ...
... Wednesbury— Richard Waddy, Joseph Hunt, James E. Moulton.— Walsall— A.lam Fletcher, Thomas Capp Joseph Dunning, Supernumerary.— Wolverhampton —Thomas Moss, Thomas Hardy.— Dudley— John H. Adams, John Smedley, John Henley. Stourbridge— Robert Mcl son, William ...
... Vice- Admiral the Hon. C. E ing is Commander. fore, vice Sir Ri King, lexzander Ellice mand hia flag-ship, the Ocean. Si¢ Thomas Hardy has been removed > in the Admiralty, where he is succeeded by Sir William Parker.— have been te Purmoura, Acc. 18.—The ...
... assembly greeted their Majesties with loud and continued acclamations. The Admiral's boat put off, and the Admir.il (Sir Thomas Hardy) steered it ashore. The way leading from the north-west wing of the Hospital had been previously covered with crimson carpeting ...
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... remains of Sir Thomas Hardy were conveyed was extremely plain; it was of oak, covered with black cloth, and studded with gilt nails; and hail no armorial bearings whatever. The inscription upon it was simply—Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart. G.C.B. Coventor ...
... Great Britain. that are goi forward are, probably, of only, but it is said thet a British fleet \ shortly, and that Sir Thomas Hardy wil A ~ ko made of the fees r sioners of Bankrupt for the iast three | total receipts per aunum, by 47 of the to £18,294 ...