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... upon the life of Thomas Hardy, a re. spectable tradesman, and secretary of the Con- stitutional Society. The English juries of that day were not like the un-English juries of the present day: they acquitted Hardy, and not only Hardy, but all against whom ...
... Society-two years reports and papers. Mr Adamson, exhibited a canons Roman gold ring, found near Wigton, in Cumberland. Thomas DatTas Hardy, Esq., F. S. A., of the Record Office in the Tower, Londio, was elected an honorary member. There is at this time a ...
... to one speech only oli any subject, admitting of a reply where neces- svry. 'Ihis was unaniuinotisly agreed ?? Sir Thomas Miasteirman Hardy ( Nelson's 'sflg captain, and the preseat Governor of' Greenwlich 1Hospita],) will, it is said, at the espe- cmil ...
... shell-fishmonger. Edward Sharpe, Lincoln, merchant. Thomas Padley, Gainsborough, LincoInshire, victualler. David Pincas, Devonport, silver- snith, William battle, Sheffield, silver-plater. Sir Thomas Hardy has been nppointed to the office of GovL- Slo ot ...
... Oserseers for that township; and Mr French was appointed Slirveyor of the Township KHoads. On Thursday, Messrs Thomas Forsyth, John Hardy, Thomas Siurpe, Richard Hantseh Bell, italph M iddietnust, Evats Hunter, utnd William Carr, swere elected guardians ...
... Society-Two Years Reports land Papers. Mr Adaison exhibited a curious Roman gold ring, found near Wigton, in Cumbelanad. Thomas Duffus Hardy, esq., F. S. A., of the Record Office in the Tower, Londton. wast elected en honorers' member. On Tucsday lest, a special ...
... further conjecture on the marriage of her Majesty, watch is decided ?? of Valedortwant Mercury. ? Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart., G. C. B., governor of the R3oyal hospital, Greeu. *iwich, bratiswed hs at ap .rida, . On the preceding Fridiy ...
... up with others tor succession, and de- stroy all insects as they appear. Prepare a ?? hot bed for tender and half-hardy annuals. Plan hardy herbaceous plants of all kinds, ranunculuses, anemons, &c., and transplant carnations and pinks which were propagated ...
... John Ritson; the 3rd, Mr John Cronis, to Miss Sarah 1-enliston; the 41h, Mr Thomas Wilkinson, to Miss Mary Bardon, all of Blshopwearmouth.-Same day, at Ovitigham Church, Thomas, second son of Thomte s Humble, Esq., of E'tringham, to Isabella, eldest daughter ...
... Camuze Royal; Mr Thomas Dawsori, 3rd aid 4th, with Hero of the Nile and Rose Iltant; Me Jeities lttvd, 50h, with La Interest. Class Yellow, Mr John Earbdon, Ist, with Beauty Pairfaite; Mr Thomas Henderson, 2nd, with Czar de Moscow; Mr Thomas Dawson, Sril ...
... at Stockton, Mr Thomas Smith, to Miss Sarah Web~ter; same day, Mr Henry Hornby, to Miss Everal Robinson,, all of that ?? 24th inst. at. St. Hilda's Church, South Shields, Mr Charles Amorey, biscuit baker, to Ann, daughter of Mr Thomas Robson, shipowner; ...
... sorts, ditto to Mr John Deans. The best six Fuchsias, of sorts, ditto to Mr Thomas Wallis, Wylam Oak Wood. The second best six ditto, of sorts, the Bronze Medal to Mr Thomas Cook, gardener to Sir H. Williamson, Bart., Wbitbarn. The best 12 'Flowers of ...