... of smaller ones, the maintenance of which is attended with disproportionate expense. The suggestion is attributed to Sit Thomas Hardy, who has been for some time past actively engaged the Admiralty.— Observer. , learn that his Majesty's Government js seriously ...

... six of the largest class of frigates are fitting out for the said destination, and arc to placed under the command of Sir Thomas Hardy. We understand, however, that botii our contemporaries are in error in making these announcements. Courier. believe it ...

... probably, of a precautionary nature only, but it is said that a British fleet wvill certainly put to sea shortly, and that Sir Thomas Hardy will take the ?? 'Paper. Wefeelthe greatest possible satisfaction in announcing that naval surgeons and assistant surgeons ...

... who attended on the occason, were. Lord Tenterden, Lord Hill (the General Commanding in Chief; Lord Nugent, Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, the Duke of Valenciennes (attached to the French Embassy), the Lord Chief Justice the Court of King’s Bench, Mr Jus ice ...

... On the 20th inst., .t the Canonga.e Court Room. Thomas Drummond of Biddick, in the county of Durham, grandson Mj , G^nie - WiU.?Xit Taylor stated the and heir-male of the body James, sixth Earl of Perth, th ' e Mr Garvie tmnister of Abcrdalgie had commonly ...

... entry at Martinmas 1833, THE FARM of BURNSIDE, lying in the immediate vicinity of Kennoway, as presently occupied Me Robert Hardie. The Leads are of good quality, and extend about 97 acres Scots measure. From tbeir situation, Tenant can at all tiraos procure ...

... entry at Martinmas 1838, THE FARM of BURNSIDE, lying in the immadiale ticinity of Kennoway, presently occupied by Mr Robert Hardie. The Lands arg of good quality, and extend to about 97 acres Scots measure. From their situation, Tenant can at all times ...

... daughter of the late Thomas Mantiers, Esq. M.S. On the 22d ultimo, Walter Graham, M.D. Hawick, to Alison, youngest daughter of the llev. William Brown, D.D. minister of Eskdalemuir. At Kirkaldy, the 27th ult. Samuel William Hardy, Esq. M. D. Clarissa ...

... HIGH COURT OF _JUSTICIARY On Monday , John Hardie , accused of fraud and imposition , and of having used a _false or _forged _letter for the _purpose of fraud _, pleaded _guilty , _and _was _tenienced to _twelvemonths imprisonment in _Dridewell . The ...

... FORTH , Iield in _the Exchange _Buildings _this _day . .. . _' _' JOHN HARDIE , Esq . in the Chair , The _following _Resolutions were moved by James _Diiiican ; _and seconded by Mr Thomas liny , 1 _st , Tliat , fion : _various causes which have _been increased ...

... entry at Martinmas 1832, THE FARM of BURNSIDE, lying in tbe immediate vicinity Kennoway, as presently occnpied by Mr Robert Hardie. The Lands are of good quality, and extend to about 97 acres Scots measure. From their situation, a Tenant can at all times ...

... e- from L25.to L.3B per last. be S.MTl11 IELD MA'tl'XET-July 11. Good Scots make no more than 4' , and the best elliltg I hardy obtain Sc. iOi. 'lie Herefords, stid tie West Country beasts, are now comnrg to market, anll wich, in if not ton heavy, make ...