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... I Second Vwl.—Roinfd by Economy, the Author of Haul Pry—progress ot Reform.— Anecdote* Reformers Grey. Mackintosh, Lord Thomas Hardy, Horne Tooke, Lord Stanhope. Arthur O'Connor. Ac. Ac —The L*»%'e«l One’s Sluo.heia. hy the Hon. Mrs. Norton.—Monthly • ...
... homas ,) suddenly exclaimed, “Oh, Thomas, homas and fell the floor a lifeless corpse. Monday last, Charlotte-street, Carlow, at age do years, Mrs. C. Mac At Tan y valt. North ales, Ann% relict of the late Thomas Hardy, Esq., of Kilmaeart. Carlow, mother ...
... Mr. Jackson, Vicar of Abergele,) Anne, relict of the late Thomas Hardy, Esq., Kilmacart, county Carlow, mother of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Hardy, 19th regiment, and of the late Her. John Hardy, Incumbent of Kilcullen. Oct. 6, in his 27th year, Gage George ...
... residence of Viscount Melbourne in Downing-street. The Duke of Wellington, Earl of Minto, Lord Hill, Sir Hussey Vivian, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Henry Hardinge, and other commissioners, were present. Sir Hussey Vivian had an interview with Viscount Melbourne ...
... during that brief period. t The principles of truth have ?? has arisen triumphant over tyranny and bigotry, and the names of Thomas Hardy, Jeremiah Joyce, John Thelwall, and John Horne Tooke are inscribed in t the roll of immortality. Honour to the illustrious ...
... fined five shiUinf* for RaLica or thk aarst Admislal Loaa Nblbom. sreil dressed old man, named Thomas Allen, accompanied gentleman, the friend of Sir Thomas Hardy, made the ing communication the Town-hall on Thursday s—H# stated that he was seventythrea years ...
... perceived that he was to have left Portsmouth for Plymouth in the early part of this week, and that, accompanied by Sir Thomas Hardy, and Sir 0. Dun das, and attended the Vestal the Racer, the Rapid and the Dee, he was to have proceeded thence for Cove ...
... Wellington, the Duke of Richmond. Earl of Minto, Viscount Melville, Viscount Howick, Sir Hussey Vivian, Sir Henry Hardinge, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Charles Adams, and Sir A. Dickson. The commission sat three hours. The Earl of Clarendon left Farrance’s Hotel yes'erday ...
... Britain and Lord High Treasurer of Ireland. WitlT«Hall, April a-The King has been pleased to appoint Rear. Admiral Sir Thomas .Masterman Hardy, Bart. G C B, Master his .Majesty’s Hospital at Greenwich, in the Co. of Kent, and also one the Governors tbereot ...
... deputation from the Admiralty, consisting of Sir J. Graham, Hart., the first lord of that department, accompanied by Sir Thomas Hardy and the Hon. G. Dundas. This morning they made a minute inspection of every department throughout the naval yard, and the ...
... K.C.8., has beta appointed acting kwemorpro leas..ofOteeawieh (lospßa). aatU the appointaraet off the late gallant Air Thomas Hardy. A comparative statement has been published the amber of gams of the Preach aad KngUeb Beets ie toe Levant, each Beet ...
... THE NAVY. Rumour gives the Comptrollership of the Navy to Sir Thomas Hardy, vice Sir T. B. Martin, who, it is said, retires. Sir Pulteney Malcolm takes seat at the Admiralty Board until the return of Sir £. Owen from the East Indies.— We give this only ...