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... respite during pleasure. The King gave audiences to Loras Melbourne, Palmerstone, Duncannon, Hill, and Holland, and to Sir Thomas Hardy and Sir J. C. Hobhouse.—The Court broke up five o'clock; and at seven their Majesties left St. James's Palace on their ...
... produce her children's crimes. Joseph, Robert James, and Thomas J. Hardy were first indicted for stealing three bushels of wheat from R. Smith, with whom they worked, at Finchingfield, and Sarah Hardy, the mother, for receiving the same knowing it to be stolen ...
... with him under Rodney. It is understood that Admiral Parker is to be the new Lord of the Admiralty, in the room of Sir Thomas Hardy ; and Admiral Gage is to succeed Admiral Parker in the command of the fleet on the coast of Portugal. The post of Vice-Admiral ...
... our, their Majesties with tour milk-white horses, wiih outriders and escort of light cavalry, and were received by Sir Thomas Hardy, the Governor, with due honours, Royal Marine band playing National Anthem the veterans the battle, one hundred and seventy-two ...
... loyalty of the citizens of London. At five minutes before four o'clock the Queen left the yacht in the barge of Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, who steered her ashore. The Queen was conducted into an open carriage by the Earl of Albemarle, the Master the Horse, ...
... Mivart’a Hotel Smtunlay morning for Woolwich, and ki»jeeted the Aracoal—her IlighneM on her route landwd with Sir Thomas and Lady Hardy Greenwich Hospital, and in evening attended Aatley** Amphitheatre accompanied by large party— tint Anniversary Meeting ...
... Freehold Cottage in Rosemary Lane, near the Garden belong, ing the above premises, lately erected, and now in the occupa. tion Thomas Watson. . . . . The above form eatcnslve frontage, and might advantage, laid together, and the accommodation to the Public ...
... full Bench of Magistrates, with lighter calendar than was ever before remembered. Sir Thomas took the Appeals, which were wholly devoid of public interest, •ca Sir Thomas Fremantle presided in the Crown Court—T. Thom was sentenced to six weeks hard labour ...
... Alder, and three Kmpind^it; hree loa f PolM * May be viewed Saturday, Monday, and Tuesday preceding the sale, applying to Thomas Shepherd, at ..u , n > whom catalogues may be had; also at the place °f sale: the Greyhound, Netteswell; George, Harlow; White ...
... Jonathan James Toogood, Patrick Douglas lladow, William and John William Pugh, of Baliol College: John Hardy, and Samuel Francis Wood, oriel College; Thomas Norris Williams, of Merton College; William Gatty, James Cotton Powell, and the Rev. John Lloyd Crawley ...
... George Gibson, E*q—for Braybrcoke, Jab.z Gibson, Esq. and .Mr. Charles Barcafor Dahlias. Miss Gibson—for the best Nosegay of hardy herbaceous plants. G, .Gent, K-q.—fo^e-avoys. Mr. William Chater—for Celery. Mr. Baron—for Turnip* and red Cabbage. The Cottagers ...
... and Effects.—By Messrs. BLAKL, Wednesday, March I*2, at Twelve for One, upon the Piemises, Broad Green, the property of Mr. Thomas Head, quitting the Farm; CONSISTING of Nine MILCH COWS, one fattening ditto; an Alderney heifer forward in calf; about half-bred ...