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... foreigu service, by Sir Thomas Hardy. Lieutenant-Colonel Middleton, Cavalry Depot Staff by Lieut. - General Sir Herbert Taylor. Captain Trotter, nth Lancers, by the Karl of Kinnoull. Mr. A. Osborne. Surgeon R.N.. by Sir Thomas Hardy. Lieut.-Colouel Carrington ...
... foreign service, by Sir Thomas Hardy. Lieutenant-Colonel Middleton, Cavalry Depot Staff, by Lieut.-General Sir Herbert Taylor. Captain Trotter, 17th Lancers, by the Earl of Kinnoul. Mr. A. Osborne, surgeon, R.N., by Sir Thomas Hardy, Bait. Lieutenant-Colonel ...
... upper ranks, for instance, if he have any understanding, but will admit that Thomas Hardy was a man to whose remains too much respect could not have been paid. But still Thomas Hardy was a shoemaker; and even Burdett (kind and generous as he was to him) dreaded ...
... Oct. 21: and at the CITY of LONDON INSTITUTION, on Thursday, 25. the FUNERAL ORATION pronounced by him over the Grave of THOMAS HARDY, with additional Historical P acts connected with the Life and Persecutions of that disinterested Patriot, and those with ...
... who have the power to seek occasions like that presented by the funeral of Thomas Hardy, to correct the national failing. The occasion is certainly a striking one ; Thomas Hardy dies not only a poor man, but having been indebted for his means ofsubsistence ...
... Malcolm's squadron off Scilly on the previous evening.. Sir James Graham immediately proceeded to join his lady at Ryde ; Sir Thomas Hardy and Admirable Dundas repaired to London on the following morning. The Winchester, 52, Captain the Right Hon. 'Lord William ...
... to him by honest Jurors—and on which shall be incribed, as long as Englishmen continued to be Englishmen, the name of Thomas Hardy, associated with our dearest rights—inspiring future generations with a determination to act on the same upright, con ...
... inserted yesterday it was stated that Mr. Hardy had prepared some memoirs of hiir.selH That is not only the fact, but the printing of the last sheet was in progress when Hardy died! He •'calls it “Memoir of Thomas Hardy, founder of, and secretary to ? the London ...
... dock Brown’s plan, but in consequence of the lid attempt was unsuccessful. There were Oraham, the First I xml of the Admin Thomas Hardy, and Lord Althorp, Exchequer, who were attended by Sir John Superintendent of the yard. Tuesday a melancholy accide Crairleith ...
... Service, by Sir Thomas Hardy. LSlUttaniiit-Colotiel lliddleton, Cavalry Depot Staff, by Lieutenant- Gseneral Sir Herbert Taylor. Ceptain 1'rotter, 17th Lancer3, by the Earl of 1iltnoull. Air. ,. Osborn, surgeon R1N., by Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart. L3;ieut ...
... Malcolm's squadron off Scilly on the previous evening. Sir James Graham immediately proceeded to join his lady at Ryde ; Sir Thomas Hardy and Admiral Duudas repaired to London on the following morning. The Winchester, 52, Captain the Right Hon. Lord William ...
... HARDY AND LAFAYETTE. In the forthcoming Memoir of Thomas Hardy, written by himself, there are several letters which will now for the first time meet the public eye ; amongst them are the following, being a letter from Hardy to Lafayette, with La-I,,yette's ...