... Buzzard, of Kibworth, to Miss Griffin, daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Hardy, minister, of this town. Tuesday the 4th inst. at St. M:rgaret's Chord,. by the Rev. A. !nine. %tr. Thomas Cox, iron -merchant, Dudley to Elisabeth. second (laughter of Mr ...

... Death op Sir Thomas M. Hauoy, Bart. — At a few minutes before two o'clock on Friday afternoon, tbat meritorious and gallant officer, Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart., ?? Governor of tbe Royal Hospital, Greenwich, breathed his last. Admiral ...

... quantity of potatoes, Talus Ws from the promises of Thomas Hardy, Sharuford.—Three calendar mouths bard labour. TIMBON. 33, WILLIAM BARWIILL, 21. charged with stealing a loaf. value is :id. the property of Thomas Newitt, in the parish of St hlargaret.—John Tinison ...

... homas Hardy. Mr. Hardy wa the founderof the London Corresponding Society, and was, with Mr. Home Tooke, Mr, Thelwall, Mr. Holcroft, and eight others, indicted fot high treaton, which, after a trial * which lasted nine days, he was acquitted. Thomas Hardy ...

... the property of Thomas Hardy, of Sharnford. John Thnson, 33, and Bnrtrcll, 21, charged with having, on the 12th day of February last, at the parish of Saint Margaret, the Borough of Leicester, feloniously stolen loaf, the property of Thoma- Newitt. Robert ...

... homas Hardy. Mr. Hardy wai the founder of the London Corresponding Society, and was, with Mr. Home Tooke, Mr. Thelwall, Mr. Holcroft, and eigbt others, indicted foi high treason, which, alter a trial which lasted nine days, he acquitted. Thomas Hardy was ...

... death is most deeply lamented by her disconsolate family & fiiends. At Stamford, on Tuesday, aged 45, much respected, Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Mansfield-street, for several years Minister at Zoar Chapel, York-street, in this town. Sane day, after a short illness ...

... death is mo .t deeply lamented by her disconsolate family & fiiends. At Stamford, oil Tuesday, aged 45, much respected, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mansfield-street, for several years Minister at Zoar Chapel, York-street, iu this town. Sa-ne day, after a short illness ...

... Louisville, in the “French Spy,” accidentally stabbed himself with a bayonet, and died in a few minutes on the stage.—Sir Thomas Hardy, the Governor of Greenwich Hospital, is in a precarious state of health_—Dr. James, an eminent physician, says, that the ...

... Peirialdoehe, surgeon, aged 22, L ., ca pitally indicted for unlawfully, maliciously, and feloni„ray cutting and wounding Thomas Hardy, by inflicting a bl o w upon his head with intent to do him some grievous bodily and also with intent to murder him. The ...

... salnted. Or landing at the King’s Stairs, she was received b y Sir James Graham, Bart, First Lord of the Admirality, Sir Thomas Hardy, Hon. Sir G.H.L. Sir Frederick Maitland, General Sir: Campbell, Sir Joseph Wheatley, the Marquess Funchal, the Chevalier ...

... Smith, an idiot.—Jobe Cooper. of Shoopsioad, Samuel Biagio sad Thomas Kendrick. both of Bertomea-tbe-Welds, ordered to pill the tests and had swedes, for liking at the door of Thomas Hardy.— Wei. Um, Thrlagsteme, boor-mike, Sped 40e sad casts, for harpies ...