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... John Pyke, Esq. Same day, after a few hours' illness, aged 7 months, Thomas, youngest son of Mr. T. Smith, bookbinder. Same day, at Pimlico, in his 82d year, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Hardy was the founder of the London .Correspondln. Society, and was, with ...
... ThomPsonl. Same day, at the Collegiate Church, Manchester, Mr. Thomas Edwards, of NaOntsvcb, Cheshire, to Miss Martha Cook, of Salford. On Friday last, at St. John's Church, Chester, Thomas Harding, Esq. solicitor, of NewCastile-under-Line, to Clarissa ...
... and Lady Peel on the Continent. p:o.Y expect to find the right hon. baronet at r t is• The. gallant Admiral Sir Thomas tilasterman Hardy (Nelson's flag captain, and Present Governor of Greenwich Hospital) t it is said, at the especial wish of the King ...
... sigh, as he finished his story, « if I had but been a scholar,' as my Lo:d often said, * I might hare! been as high as Sir Thomas Hardy or any of the rest I of them— but I had no laming.' Poor Tom ! i' scarcely knew whether to lament or exult, that you too ...
... Lloyd’s by the arrival of the New Thomas, from Vera Cruz, which it was made known that neither the Sheldrake packet nor the Camden packet had arrived from Tampico at Vera Cruz to the I9th of December. A bust of Sir Thomas Hardy has been submitted to his Majesty’s ...
... spireysubsquet reela~on hav ben mae, hichledlat e s Adaciral Fleming has been appointed successor to the late Sir ar be Thomas Hardy, as governor of Ge eenwleh Hospital. 106 OnTedyeeigsbmih oedaoialrfinpae 'bo On Tuesday evening sc'nnight some diabolical ...
... whilst bathing on the North Shore. At Milbourn, on the 24th ult. tbe Rev. Philip Threlkeld, aged 69. On the 27th ult. Thomas Holmes Hardy, Esq. of Liverpool, aged 40. On the 20th ult. at her house, in Sparling- street, Liverpool, Miss Thompson, aged 72, ...
... that wero acquitted or free.-rurtters' Mla- guziNe. ANeCDOTE OF THE LATE Sin TnOMaAS HARDY. -The following fact, which proves the strong attachment of Sir Thomas Hardy to the memory of his distinguished cons- mander Lottd Nelson, came to tite knowledge ...
... Pudsey ; John Turner, Joseph Urown, John Barrens. Calverley ; Thos. Holds worth, Thomas Thornton, Joseph Chap- mm, Bcrleshill; Joseph Smith, Joseph Hall, Thomas Hardy, Horsforlb. Ibe first witness called was Chas. Fewster, who stated that he keeps the ...
... anniversary of Trial by Jimy, the Chaim .o, Major Revell, iv proposing the memory of Thomas Hardy, John Horne Tooke, John Joan Augustus Bouncy, Stewart Kejd. Richard Hodgson, Thomas Hulcruft, Jeremiah Joyce, Thorns. Wardle, Matthew Moore, John Sexier. and John ...
... dock-yard, and proceeded on board the Royal George in one of the Lords of the Admiralty's boats, which was steered Sir Thomas Mastennan Hardy, Governor of Greenwich Hospital, the king's coxswain. The yards of the Royal George, Lord Belfast's Water Witch, the ...
... moat painful duties of his high office, of which tbe most important was the prosecu- tion, in the year 1796 or 171*6, of Thomas Hardy and Mr. Home Tooke, and other defendants, for high treason. Never was there a more eventful moment for England. It wa. ...