... England, Tom Hardy, the undaunted advocate of the rights of the people (immense cheers.) would not, therefore, hesitate in proposing a toast, worthy to be drunk in juxtaposition with that of Lord Joha Russell, the health of Thomas Hardy. Air. Hardy expressed ...

... Sir Thomas Hardy were conveyed is extremely plain; it is of oak, covered with black cloth, and studded with gilt nails i it has armorial bearings or heraldic escotiieons whatever. Ihe inscription upon it was simply this Sir Thomas Maeterman Hardy, Bart ...

... Tom Hardy, the undaunted advocate of the rights of the people (immense cheers.) He would not, therefore, hssltste in proposing a* a tenet, worthy to be drank in juxtaposition with that of Load John Russell, the health of Thomas Hardy. Mr, Hardy expressed ...

... in frames for spring planting, and prune off any dead or sickly leaves. Will of the late Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy.— The will of the late Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart., has just been proved iu the Prerogative Court of the Archbishop of Canterbury, Doctors’ Commons ...

... from Ute vender the instrument, and die purrhowr. jary fur plaintiff—l damages iL Ills. F. | L .-Oo Thuratlay, the funeral Thomas Hardy took place. The b.nly waa conr?u hr. l ric from Pimlico, followed two inoiirn- containing the personal friends tne Several ...

... remains Sic Thomas Hardy were conveyed is extiemely plain; it is of oak, covered with black cloth, and studded with g it nails ; it has armorial bearings or heraldic whatever. The insi nption upon it was simply this: —“ Sir Thomas Masterraan Hardy, Bart., ...

... the largest class of frigates are fitting out with all expedition for the Scheldt, to be placed under the command of Sir Thomas Hardy. The object of this armament, it is s*id, to enforce the determination of the Congress. MOSEY MARKET. Citt, Satubdav. Although ...

... No, no.”) Well, then he would assert, that at least held one. lagged remind the committee, that neither Sir Thomas Foley nor Sir Thomas Hardy had more than a-year. This thought was unjust towards men who served in every clime, and were engaged many e ...

... about to finish, well-dressed aged man, accompanied by a gentleman, a friend of Sir Thomas Hardy, made the following application : The old man stated his name to lie Thomas Allen, 73 years of age, born Burnham Thorpe, in the county of Norfolk, and held a ...

... Colonel Smart, retired officer the Royal Engineers; it was vacant by the ileath of J. Latham, Esn. The Gallant Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy (Nelson’s Flag Captain, and the present Governor ol Greenwich Hospital) will, it said, at the especial wish of the King ...

... Mr. Thomas Hardy. was the founder of the Loudon Corresponding Society, and was, with Mr. Home Tooke, Mr. Thelwall, Mr. Holcroft, and eight other*, indictrd for high treason, of which, after a trial which baled nine days, he was acquitted. Thomas Hardy ...

... however, was hoarded off Sheerness, and he was taken on shore and arrested upon the supposition that he was the notorious Thomas Hardy, with whose party he was, without doubt, deeply implicated; hut after undergoing examination, he was allowed proceed on ...