... the firm HARDY and CLARK, is this day dissolved mutual consent. Mr. Thomas Clark is to Collect and Settle the Outstanding the said firm ; and those remaining unpaid after tWlll Buy of February next, will be enforced by Law. ISAAC HARDY. THOMAS CLARK. ...

... ners—O. Woods, Partsea, saddler—J. D itawlings, High Holborn, auctioneer. CAZEINDILA. 5, MONDAY —Gunpowder Plot. 1603. Thomas Hardy acquitted Tv ESDAY —St lANNIArd. Moon the. 26 minutes past 4. 7. —Saturn 33 minutes past 2 morning. Mercury in aphelia ...

... John Whitsed Thomas Marshall H. Stapleton Robert Parr Thomas Goodall John Cgesterfield Rich. Rowell, Sen. W. W, Strineor Charles Nettleship James Haynes Cheeseman Wil- John Molecey ‘Thomas Johnson [liamson William Medcalf Thomas Gibbs Thomas ...

... THE ARMY AND NAVY. Sir Thomas Hardy and Admiral Dundas, or Sir Samuel Brooke Pechell, left the Admiralty yesterday, on a tour of inspection at Plymouth and Portsmouth. __ _ WAR-OFFICE, AUG. 17.-2nd Regiment of Dragoon Guards. — Lieutenant James Salmond ...

... At Dalkeith, on the 10th inst., Hubert Ait ken, mer_ ehant. . , Died, on the 18th at Pimlico, in his year, M. Thomas Hardy. Hardy was the founder of the L ...

... —(Loud cheers.) By making the publication profitable to Mr. Hardy's sister the assembly would make it profitable to themselves and to their posterity. Were it not for the exertions of Thomas Hardy the very Reform Bill which was now so triumphant would never ...

... lines, with Sufficient space forthe.frigate to pass through. At one o'clock, Sir James Graham, accompanied by (Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Admiral Dundas, the Hon. Captain Elliott, i Lord Adolphus Fitzclarence, Sir Charles Paget, Colonel Sir Arthur Paget, and ...

... De Horsey, by Mr. Horace Seymour. Sir Francis Collier, on his appointment to command his Majesty's ship Vernon, by Sir Thomas Hardy. Lieut.-Col.Fra,nck.lin, Bengal Army, by Sir. G.O useley. Mr. Young, M.P. by his father, Sir Wm. Young, Bart. Mr. Oliphant ...

... Messrs. Hunter, Gibson, Foster, Wickhain, Bond, Clarke, Bridsre. Turner, I_e Mart-ham. Ac. ; Mrs. Dc Kippe; the Misses Thomas, Morse, Hardy, aud others. On Saturday last a fine boy, a son of Mr. James Read. watchmaker, fell into the harbour, and was drawn ...

... from foreign service, by Sir Thomas [lardy. Lieut,Col. Illitldleton, Cavalry Depot Staff, by Lieut.-Gen. Sir Herbert Taylor. _ Capt. Trotter, 17th Lancers, by the Earl of Kinnoull. Mr. A. Osborne Surgeon R.N., by Sir Thomas Hardy. Lieut.-Col. Carrington Smith ...

... made to Somerville, on the subject bis leller the Sunday newspaper. John Russell is about to be united to Miss Hardy, daughter of Sir Thomas Hardy, who was Nelson’s captain at the battle of Trafalgar. Yesterday morning enormous conger-cel was brought into ...

... Mr. Lewis Bowen, his appointment to the 2d Life Guards, by Colonel Lygon. Captain Broughton, R. N., on promotion, by Sir Thomas Hardy. Captain Hyde Parker, on his appointment of extra Naval Aidde-Camp, by Lord A. Beauclerk. Captain W. C. Jcrvoise, H. N ...