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... pedestal from the =act the Victory. We have heard that the paymaster of the forces is abort to mirry the daughter of Sir Thomas Hardy, the gallant officer in whose arms our imn.ortal Nelson breathed last.—U. S. Gazette. The new Atturney-General's bill fur ...
... He spoke rather more than a column. Next fol- lows M r. Craweford, the defeated candidate for Mary-le-bone; followed by Thomas Hardy, whether any relation of the father, or rather grandfather, of reform, we knowe not. Next Mr. Murphy, another of the defeatea ...
... for stealing 1201b. leather from Mr. Hodgson, tanner. GUILTY. âTo be transported seven years. Thomas Harrison, for stealing two brass pans, from Thomas Hardy, butcher. GUILTY.â imprisoned six calendar months William Hales, tor stealing needles from Mr ...
... interest. NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLHRY— The 60th part contains masterly portrotu Bir R A.. r S.A., P.R.S.; Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman, Hardy. Bart., K.C.B. (the friend of Nelson); and Mr. Samuel Crompton, the inventor the spinuing-mule, spinning-carriage ...
... for hire, but for l • * self. Chronicle. of Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Bart— At few minutes licfore 2 o’clock on Saturday afternoon, that meritorious and gallant officer. Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Mattennan Hardy. Bart. G.C.8., Governor the Royal Hos|*ita!, Grceimich ...
... John Home Took c, and John Thelwall ; and it has been ascertained that in the celebrated year 1745, these worthies, with Thomas Hardy, the shoemaker, were in tbe habit of smoking their in the parlour of this house, aud concocting divers Ecal schemes : from ...
... Carnegie, Thomas Dainty, Edward Kelly, W 11. King, John May, Thomas Milnes, J. Robinson, John Stackhouse. J uses College. — P. W. Courtenay, 11. Jones Daubcny, Clarence James Hilton, T. W. Loventhorpe, Samuel Buxton Smyth. Christ Church — Charles Thomas Johnson ...
... H. i Crawford. \V - Crawley. Samuel; Elphmstone, H. , Ewan, ■> non W. F ; Fitzsimon.’John Gaskell, D. On.'-orne, Thomas; Gully, John; Hardy, John; Holland, K, Unit, Milliam; King, L.8.; Lynch, 1., » James- Maioribanks, S. ; Morrison, James; Mullins, F ...
... noble lord and Mr. Ellice to the French capital has had no other objects than health and pleasure.—Globe. Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, G. C. 8., one of the lords of the admiralty, in to succeed the late Sir Richard Keats, ss governor of Gneowich hospital ...
... SCHOFIELD, tbe Person appointed tbe said Master; tbe George Hotel, in VVakelield ; SUCH Parts of the REAL ESTATES. late of Thomas Hardy, of Wakefield aloresaid, Esquire, Deceased, were not disposed of the former Sale, in August last, described in the Particulars ...
... appointed acting governor pro tern, of Greenwich Hos- pital, until the appointment of a successor to the late gallant Sir Thomas Hardy. There exist in France, says Gazette de a n . C - e ' I I,QQZ bridges, having 7,825 arches ; 6,649,550 dwelimg-houses ...
... wool from his master's warehouse, on the Thursday preceding. Elizabeth Brown was charged with having picked the pocket of Thomas Hardy, farmer, of North Lees, near Ripon, in Kirkgate, on Saturday night, a purse containing 6s. The prosecutor was standing ...