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... rumoured that Admiral Sir Robert Stopford, the present commander-in-chief in the Mediterranean, will succeed the late Sir Thomas Hardy, as Governor of Greenwich Hospital ; that the Hon. Admiral Fleming. the commander-inchief at Portsmouth, will succeed to ...
... Eq. of Honwlch Lancashire, much beloved and regretted by a large circle of relatives and friends . _ Same day, aged 93, Thomas Hardy, Esq. Dirks-gate. 1 orkshire . . _ .. On Monday, the 22d tilt, aged 16, Margaret Shepherd, B oscoe-strect, much regretted ...
... say, of all ages; for amongst other individuals who wete present was the upright-minded and fearless champion of liberty, Thomas Hardy, who has iiyed to see that become a ministerial mea! ure, for which he was once in such immi. nent danger of suffering ...
... probably, of a precautionary nature only ; but it said that British fleet will certainly put to sea shortly, and that Sir Thomas Hardy will take the command.âMorning paper. Decision respecting the merits of the Pens NOW CONSTRUCTED TO SUPERSEDE PEN-MENDING ...
... her Royal Highness is now quite recovered. Admiral Parker is to be the new Lord of the Admi- ralty; in the room of Sir Thomas Hardy; and Admi- ral Gage is to succeed Admiral in the com- mand of the ficet on the coast of Portugal. Mrs. Loug Wellesley is ...
... has gone up- wards of 60,000 miles.— Hampshire Telegraph. Died on Thursday morning at Pimlico, in his 82d year, Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mr. Hardy was the founder of the London Corresponding Society, and was, with Mr. Home Tooke, Mr. Thelwall, Mr. Holcroft, and ...
... Wyndham Perirvddock. young man of very genteel ap. pearance, was capitally indicted on Wednesday, f«n cutting and maiming Thomas Hardy, with intent to kill and mur. der him. This was the case of the medical student, noticed in this paper a few weeks since ...
... on the Creed, 2 vols. £12s. 0 Phillips'. Kitchen Garden, 2 vols. Bvo, 16s. O De Luc's Geology, Bvo, Pis. o*6 Trial Thomas Hardy for High Treason, taken in short hand Gurney, 4 vols. Bto., half bound, scarce 0 10 Trial of John Home Tooke, for ...
... has always been, selected for some veteran officer-4o whom it afforded a calm and honourable retreat—i; destined for Sir Thomas Hardy, than whom, perhaps, twre is not a better officer on servic —he, was,x4e Co.ptain of our Nelson, and received his dying ...
... of Admhal sir Richard in Heat.. Gt* K, who ezpired on saturday lam, alter a lingering indisposition. Rear- Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, now of the Lords id the Admiralty, will probably succeed sir Richard, he resigning his present ir Richard Keats was honoured ...
... CHARLES HARDY and THOMAS HARDY as HAT MAKERS Denton the county of Lancaster under the of Charles Thomas Hardy” DISSOLVED the third August last mutual consent All debts due or owing by the said late concern will be received paid by the said ...
... the infirmary is Hospital of Greenwich there have been a great number nearly filled with thove on the sick list. Sir Thomas M. Hardy, the gal'ant Governor, has been most unremitting in affording every comfort to them. Atthe Royal Mil- many, and numbers ...