... each of the days in Term; and at half-past fine precisely on each of the days after Term. Death and Funeral ef Mr. Hardy.-Mr. Thomas Hardy, wio was Secretary to the famous Corresponding Society In 1794-who was indisted for High Treasen, and acquitted, with ...

... onsideration of the letter was, after some discus' re adjourned. Lord Radstock, after alluding to the -d '!Orit death of Sir Thomas Hardy, one of the vice-pre- a si1t of the society, moved that Admiral Sir Graham 'il dare be appointed to fill 'the vacant rinailon; ...

... to the little platform which was erected at the top of the ship, and under the Vernon's head. Here, too, we noticed Sir Thomas Hardy, Captain Elliott, Serretary to the Admiralty, Admiral Dandas, and Sir Edward Cudrington. Mr. Brunell, the engineer, and ...

... Tuesday evening at Radley's Hotel, Bridge street, Blackfriars, to commemorate the 45th anniversary of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Horne Tookce, John.Thelwall, and others, of the charge of high treason. The meeting was very numerous, and Tr leppel ...

... on -a suspicion of a suspicion of High Treason in 1794, now remain alive. namely, Mr. John Thelwall, and Mr. Thomas Hardy-. Thomas Hardy was at the time, secretary to the Londoer Corresponding Society, institurte-d to promote political knosvledge amongst ...

... great number of deaths amongst the aged himates, and the in- firmary is nearly filled with those on the sick list. Sir Thomas ML. Hardy, the gallant Governor, has been most unremitting in affording every comfort to them. At the Royal Military College qf ...

... Admiral Sir Richard Goodwin Keats, G.C. U. who expired on Saturday, after a lingeringindclispositioi. Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, now one of the Lords of the Adnii- ratty, will probably succeed Sir Richard, he resigning his present office. Sir Richard ...

... . .. 84 Belgium .97X 97. 97. 7 Several of our contemporaries having asserted that Rear.Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy will retain his seat at the New Admiralty Board, we can state that the Gallant Admiral has no seat at the Board, nor has ...

... Staffordshire Yeomanry, by Earl Talbot. is Captain George Haye, R.N., on his return from abroad, by Rear- Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy. Rev. Thomas Mills, on his re-appointment as Chaplain in Ordinary )f to his Majesty, by the Marquess of Salisbury. Colonel Sir ...

... AND FOILEIGH SCHOOL SO. his ?? week, a meethig of the trustlees of the lntend~t d i tY Schools at Shepley. war, held, Thomas Hardy, Esq. In the chair. ?? an explanation from tieut. Fabian, it was resolved that the ~rev schools should he finished and ...

... Taylor, on going abroad, by Major-Gen. Sir John Macdonald. Commander Richard Morgan, R.N., on promotion, by Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy. Lieut. -Colonel St. Clair, to take leave, on his departure for the West Indies, by Sir Herbert Taylor. Lieut.-Colonel ...

... Sir Rtobert Otway, Sir William Parkf, Sir P. H. Durham, Sir C. Pdget, Sir John iHeresford, Sir Thomas Hardy, Honyman, Thonipson, Sir Edward Owen, Thomas, Si, Graha,, iMoore., Austen. Schomberg. SIr A. Farquhar, Sir C. IAdam, Skipsey, Drummond, Young ...