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... second surviving son of the Right Hon. Lord Feversharm, and Rector of Kirby Misperton, Yorkshire, At London, Mr. Thomas Hardy, aged tears. Mr. Hardy was the founder of the London Corresponding Society, and was, with Mr. Horne Tooke, Mr. Thelwa, Mr, llolcrrft ...
... salute of artillery f-om One-tree Hill announced the arrival of tin. Royal pa' ty, who, on lauding, were received by Ad-3 Thomas Hardy, Governor of Greenwich Hospital, Sir Jahleel Urenton, and the offices Koval Hospital ; and the Right Hon. the Laid Mayor ...
... Quixote. This is the land of the inquixition arid liquorice. Yonder is Trafalgar ; there in the arms of victory and Sir Thomas Hardy, fell hero'cone eyed Nelson! That is Cape Spar tel. Iliil Afric's seorchingshore, hot-bed Niggers See! open the Pillais ...
... destined for Sir Thomas Hardy, than perh.l* there if not better officer on seme*—he w »‘. tain of our Nelson, and received his dying injuncuom, hi. parting embrace-hut he is wiy the you»gJ« miral the fleet. Why, the Sir Thoma. Hardy, of vigour and activity ...
... Malcolm, Sir iisias Rowley, Sir Edward Codriogton, Sir John Bereslord. Sir David Milne, Lord Colville, Sir Charles Pagst, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Jalcel Brenlon, and Sir Philip Broke. affair of honour. Marcus Costello, Esq. and Ellis, Esq returned to Dublin on ...
... Graham and his Affaires of France to the Cabinet of Lisbon Lady, Admiral Dumlas, Sir F. Maitland, Sir Thomas Hardy, | ; &c. After dinner, Sir Thomas Williams, first introducing the toast, in a neat and cm.iplimentary speech, proposed the j health of her ...
... Admiral of the Llnited Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland —The Right Hon, Sir lames Robert George Graham, Bart., Sir Thomas Maslerman Hardy, Bart., K. 8.8. ; the Hon. George Heneage Lawrence ; Sir Samuel John Brookes I’echell, Bart. ; the Hon. George Barrington ...
... - - - - - William Delaney, of Chapel lane - Peter Durnintj, of Duhlin-road, - Thomas Deeiy, of Chapel-lane, Dundalk, - John Dailey, of Bridge-street, Dnndalk, - - - - Thomas Dorian, of Park-street, Dundalk, 48 George Kvre, of Clanbrassil-stree', _ _ - ...
... Clayton Browne. Blackney, Fhilip sâ»'\vhclan, Robert Eustace, William Duckett, Henry Faulkiner. John - Jam â Hardy Eustace. Thomas H. Pilsworth Whelan, Harmon H. Cooper Horace Rochfort, Samucl Elhoi, Clement Wolcalcy. and Beauchamp Newton. Erqrs ...
... Alderinan Thompson. Thomas Thornley, Win. Touke, Hubert Wallace, nry Warburton, I. Wipney, Williams, Wood. Tellers—Bichard Bolter, I'M ward Baines. Lord Ashley. S. Brownrigg, Thomas Dudii ld, William Bor lies, Charles S. lorster, J- Hardy, I.ord llenniker ...
... BOROUGH OF STAFFORD. Sir THOMAS FREEM ANTLE moved for leave to bring in bill disfranchise the borough of Stafford. The hon. baronet contc 1 that the bribery and corruption of that borough were gross, that nothing less than total disfranehisement would ...
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