... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... property of Mr. Thomas Overton-To be imprisoned 8iX months. JOSEPH NEAVE (29), was convicted of stealing, on the 13th March last, at Great Grlmsby, 21be. of bacon, the pro- perty of Levi Stephenson.-To be transported for seven years. JOHN HARDY (22), was charged ...

... young mlan who threw to the brick which bit the woman, many a hundred times. His surname is Hardy. I do not know his tI Christian name. His father is John Hardy, who has been member for Bradford, and a partner in the Low Moor Iron Works. I am as positive ...

... must be t governed by other means P-'Maanchester Courier. DINNER TO MR. HARDY,-On the subject of the late dinner at Bradford, the Leeds Intelligencer a of Saturday says:'-John Hardy,Esq., from his talents, his knowledge of business, and the majority by ...

... and Joha Wloods read, Almendbury, Yorkshire, millers-Joha Evans, Edmuond Coop, John Ba row, , Adthur Soathward, Christolher Hardy, Francis Donnoeley, John Linncy, liavid Stott, Riobert Bcrry, and JDMes, Roblnson, HIme, Manchesterdyers. TUESDAY, Msttcss ...

... Silvetter street Levett, Thomas, Cogua street Lickhss, Matthew, Hedon Lickiss, Thomas, Hedon Lilley, John, Cbarterhouse lane Linsley, Richard, Vauxhall street Linwood, John, Vincent street Lisson, Thomas the elder, Myton street Lisson, Thomas the younger, Myton ...

... Gribb'e. Lynn-Clev-lalad, Whiteman ; Lord Nelson, Smith. Lond1on-Ja,,e, Tliylor Monarch, Wood Mary, Allon of Catharinec.. Hardy; Yorkshireman, Agars ; Euterprize, al Gibson; PrimJorose, Powell. .;VetwcaszeI.~ahefla, Wheldale. _ Poole-Russell, Willis. ...

... to a'nateurs-I MIr Staton, Ruddington. 2 Mr Thomas Gay. 3 Mr So,,-by. S-x Blooms, of different sorts-1 1t- Gibsoii, gardeiier to the llev C. Sykes. 2 Mr Stattoll. 3 Mr Elvdwards. 4 W Smith. C George Hardy, gardener to Jisept Jones, Esq c Best unnamed ...

... Stralsand-Maria, Kraap. Emobdeu-Getru da, Timnmerman . Iiorsens-J ud i nn, A ss, mussen. Riga-Houghton, Ranson. lhfeesel-Veflus, Hardy. Dantzig-Elizabeth, Voss. Stralsend-V row Natina, Saathoff. Chareezte-Fanny Voase, Lister. Stocic- 1kelmn-Truelove, Leedom ...