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... ThomPsonl. Same day, at the Collegiate Church, Manchester, Mr. Thomas Edwards, of NaOntsvcb, Cheshire, to Miss Martha Cook, of Salford. On Friday last, at St. John's Church, Chester, Thomas Harding, Esq. solicitor, of NewCastile-under-Line, to Clarissa ...
... and Lady Peel on the Continent. p:o.Y expect to find the right hon. baronet at r t is• The. gallant Admiral Sir Thomas tilasterman Hardy (Nelson's flag captain, and Present Governor of Greenwich Hospital) t it is said, at the especial wish of the King ...
... spireysubsquet reela~on hav ben mae, hichledlat e s Adaciral Fleming has been appointed successor to the late Sir ar be Thomas Hardy, as governor of Ge eenwleh Hospital. 106 OnTedyeeigsbmih oedaoialrfinpae 'bo On Tuesday evening sc'nnight some diabolical ...
... 4tistilsiirtatiiniag Parl t iathent. Total, 104 .-01 fieer 8 . ark is o er be the new Lord of the Ad,Y, in the room of Sir Thomas Hardy and eol i j,„ tr al Gap is to succeed Admiral Parker in the W o 'aad of the fleet on the Coast of Portugal.— thatget ...
... letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal, constituting and appointing George Baron Auckland; Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart., ; hear -Admiral the lion. George Heneage Lawrence D un d as, C . B.; Captain Sir Samuel John Brooke Pechell ...
... -Stockport, Win. ci iso Burt, Francis A. West, George Oilborn.-New Milli.i its William M'Kitrick, Thomas Pennington ; William Tim.L L' Ierley, Sup.-Glossop, Thomas Hardy, Thomnas. Capp.- ig Ashlcon-render.Line, T1homas Hill, William Ricketts.- r 0. Oldhani William ...
... Majesty's maids of honour, Lord Hill, Eatl of Belfast, Prince Esterliazy, the Earl of Fife, Lord , Amelius Beau - clerk, Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Sir Henry Blackavood. Lord Hood, Sir Andrew Barnard, Sir Frederick Watson. Col. Fitzclarence, Capt. Fred. Fitzclarence ...
... twenty-two described « • surgeon, was capitally lodictcd for feloniously wounding Hardy, with intent him wme grievous boclily h.irro. Ihe prosecutor was Dr Thomas Hardy, one the esammers at Apothecaries* Hall. the day prisoner committed tbe oftnee charged ...
... terstablishment becomes, vacant. On Friday last, aged 12, Mr. Thomas Enright, bootmaker. Same day, at a few minutes before two o'clock in the a ft e r.: noon. Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas alasterman Hardy; Baronet, G.C.11., Governor of the'Reyril Hospital, Greenwich ...
... the marines on the quarter-deck. The 4..etreat officers of the Victory were then introupueed to their Majesties, and Sir Thomas Hardy, os t it h whotn, the command of the Victory devolved 9 occasion of the death of the gallant Nelson, w e° received the ...
... efathr wer, m an of en.han of On Friday last, aged 29, Mr. Thomas Enright, bisotmakor. T1 3id Same day, aitafew minuixtes before twvoo'clook In the afternoon, Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Jlastorman Hardy, Dart., ?? av Governor of thelftoyal Hospital, Greenwich ...
... have been great number of deaths among the aged inmates, and the infimary nearly filled with those the sick list. Sir Thomas M. Hardy, the gallant governor, has been most unremitting in affording every comfort to them. At the Royal Military College of ...