... announce that Business, and begs most res; he has taken his Son, W JLIAM HARDY, into PARTNERSHIP, and that in future the Business will be carried on under the Firm of THOMAS HARDY and SON, who trust that by continuing to furnish good Paper-Hangings, at ...

... the King's Stairs, and there Sir Thomas Williams and Sir Frederick Maitland, with their respective officers, stood waiting to receive the royal visitors. They were accompanied by Sir James Graham and Sir Thomas Hardy. F. J. Vanzeller, Esq. her Majesty's ...

... —vi. to Sir Thomas). enant Rivers and C te on wore ba es op mor af Geen toe che to Sir fe tomas Hardy in the Victory, and lost ne before Lord Nelson was wounded. s a midshipman in the action on board the De- ace. The loss of Sir Thomas Hi is severely ...

... governorship of sel mwich Hospital has been held in succession by Henry Thompson, Sir John C ys, Sir Richard 's, and Sir Thomas Hardy, the governor, ap- ed by Sir James Graham when at the head of 5 Now what has been the conduct of of into in the same high ...

... was the King’s Stairs, and there Sir Thomas Williams and Sir Frederick Maitland, with their respective officers, stood waiting to receive the royal visitors. They were accom nied by Sir James Graham and Sir Thomas Hardy. J. Vanzeller, Esq. her Majesty’s ...

... Malcolm, a seconded by Sir Thomas Hardy, Admiral Sir George Cockburn was unanimously called to the chair. After an address from the chairman, Sir Pulteney Malcolm moved the following resolution, which was seconded a by Sir Thomas Hardy, and carried unanimously:- ...

... 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 ...

... two- thirds of the Purchase-.'oncy may remain on security Yof the Premises, at a moderate rate of Interest. Apply to Mr. THoMas HARDY. of Thorrguombald, d the owner; or to Mr. DUNN, Solicitor, Hedon. ISedton, near Hull, 20th Nov. 1833. ;, } , GREAT GRIMSBY ...

... united kingdom, constituting and tli h- aP~ointiag. the right lion. Sir, James Robit. Geo. Graham; i ofBart. ; Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, tart. K~.C.B. Rear .~I its Admiral of th I'White Sqhbadron of his MajestyI's Fleet;, 6e is Sir Samnuel John Brooke ...

... Hetton, Cross, from Quoeec ; Skylark, i\ Meek, from Charleston; Tees, Sherwood, from Londonu; Ex, from Newport. Thomas, Sterling; Navaran, Hardy; F. Laurel, Boyle; Ruby-castle, Greensides; Alert, Lonsdalo; C Jane Clark, Pallister; Constantine, Davison, for ...

... was one of the first who suggested a club of this character, but he is not a member. The Government have selected Sir Thomas 9' Hardy, one of the present Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, to fill the office of Governor of Greenwich Hospital, vacant ...

... and Godfrey’s-cordials and all. afore | takes ’em, inte the bargain.’’— of the Society, The will of the late Sir ‘Thomas Master- man Hardy, Bart., has just been proved in the Pre- rogative Court of the Archbishop of Canterbury, Doctors’ Commons, by Sir ...