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... a dinner was @iven at the Colden Lion, West Swithticld, to celebrate the thirty-sixth Anniversary of the acquittal of “Thomas Hardy, John Horne Tooke, and John ‘l'helwall, who, in 1794, were tried tor high treason. About one hundred gentlemen sat down ...
... they deliver evtton worked up into slock mgs. Thomas Burton, of (Junlhonie, is employed them. In August last, he liegan work hia own account, before then he hail worked as a journey man to Thomas Hardy, and Hardy to the pLuntiffk. Burton had two frames belonging ...
... Mr. Groombndge, Paiiyer-alley, Paternoster-row, London. Anecdote of the late Sir Thomas Hfirdt/. Ihe fol lowing fact, which proves the strong attachment of Sir Thomas Hardy to the memory of his distinguished | commander Lord Nelson, came to the knowledge ...
... ..4 3 4 15. A Parcel of Land, fronting lands of the heirs of Richard Reckerby, in Pelham's Lands, in the occupation of Thomas Hardy, .containing 4 1 19 16. A Parcel of Land, fronting lands of Charles Smith, in Pelham's Lands, in his occupation, containing ...
... Wilkins, Parliament stivet, baker, to Miss Gaskill, llr. GaNkill, of Ilaughton Street. rw.lay la t, at St. Mary's, Mr. Thomas Hardy, to Mrs. nolisNlay, at the same church, Mr. Dennis Methering- Lydia Tomlinson Chunky; also, Mr. William n, to Catherine ...
... convenient Out-buildings, as the same are now in the respective tenures of Samuel Norris, James Labon, Thomas Morley, Elizabeth Harwood, William Barker, and Thomas Kirton. This estate is in a good state of repair, and will be sold to pay a high rate of interest ...
... thousand eight hundred thirty-eight. THOs. OLDHAM, W. WELFTTT, RICHd. CHAPLIN, FIELD FLOWs. GOE. i Committee ofthe Estates of Thomas Hardy. Esq., a „ Lunatic. JOHN EMERIJL HENRY THOROLD. Esq., by Thos. his , irx^S JJOHN GRANTHAM. PMSCOTT, by Tho. P. Waits, his ...
... business, that they may rely on its being executed with neatness and promptitude. High-street, Stamford, April fi, 1837. THOMAS HARDY, Brazier, Iron, Zinc, and Tinplate Worker, Hull-street, Spalding, opposite the Cross Keys Inn, begs leave to return his ...
... The Governorship of Greenwich li p sinecure, of no real use, except as a jjjt distinguished veteran tbe navy. I' by Sir Thomas Hardy, the comrade ju '/ Trafalgar. Admiral Flee ming, wll / appointed to the place the Whig Adm was distinguished in any action ...
... Celving three shirts, &c. the property of Thomas Crane, knowing them to have been stolen. Death recorded.--Jourt BRAMLNY, 11, JOHN PARNELL, 14. JOHN Wlllll5. I'2, charged on the solemn affirmation of Thomas Powell. (being one of the people called Quakers ...
... stepped into the boat, attended by the ladies of her sake, and was rowed to the Royal yacht. The boat was steered by Sir Thomas Hardy, who did the honours to her Majesty. At this time the river presented a most interesting and animating appearance. The ...
... tbem, and he was dismissed being bound over in his own recognizances and paying the erpences. A FORTUNE TELLER. Thorpe and Thomas Hardy, both whom resided in Bracebridge's-yard, Belgrave-gate, were charged with being drank and abusing Elizabeth Faulkner. ...