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... gallant officer informed the meeting that had had an interview that morning with Sir Thomas Hardy the Admiralty on the subject above-mentioned. represented Sir Thomas the immense number of children annually committed the metropolitan prisons, some of them ...
... officer informed the meeting that he had had an interview that morning with Sir Thomas Hardy at the Admiralty on the subject above mentioned. He represented to Sir Thomas the immense number of children annually committed to the metropolitan prisons, some ...
... following Gentlemen, Bachelors of Arts, of Trinity College, were elected Fellows of that Society : —Joseph Mann, Thomas Borrow Burcham, Thomas Wilkinson, and Douglas Denon Heath. There will be congregations on the following days of the ensuing Bllchaelmas ...
... circnlatioo during the week, that the iuleotioo of Sir Thomas’ M. Hardy, to offer himself a candidate for Ibis bo* rough,and that Captain Napier, who ha* been only acting as a pionef r for Sir Thomas, will de dine the contest his favour. The Captain, however ...
... officer informed the meeling that he hail had an interview that morning with Sir Thomas Hardy at the Ad4hiralty on the suiject above mentioned. He representerl to Sir Thomas tile immense number of children annually committed to the Metropolitan prisons ...
... officer informed the meeting that he had had an interview that morning with Sir Thomas Hardy at the Admiralty on the subject above-mentioned. He represented to Sir Thomas the immense number of children annually committed to the rnetropo:itan prisoos, ...
... consenting his previously trying « pares, he rode off with it, leaving 3lr. P. in possession • hackney not worth W. Mr. Thomas Hardy, of sett, was robbed horse in rimUar aaaaner, msd named Baker, a professed horse-denier, Bury, who give him 13/, and having ...
... officer informed the meeting that he had had an interview that morning with Sir Thomas Hardy at the Admiralty on the subject above-mentioned. He represented to Sir Thomas the immense number of children annually committed to the metropolitan prisons, some ...
... ROYAL ARCADE AUCTION ROOM, PILGRIM STREET, NEWCASTLE. THOMAS SMALL has the Honour AAJL to communicate to the Nobility and Gentry of Newcastle and its Vicinity, tliat he will shortly offer for absolute SALE BY AUCTION, at the above Room, a splendid Collection ...
... parish officer was bound over to prosecute. Tuesday, Oct. 2.—Before Thomas Nunn, jun. Esq. —Jeremiah Summett alias Budge, late of the parish Bradfield, was charged on the oath of Robert Hardy, Esq. of Tendring Hall, on suspicion of having, on the 28th of September ...
... Hammond R. H. Gretton R. H. Barnston L S. Cotton Richard Done Thomas C. Clutton NV. NV. Drake L. Armitstead J. Armitstead Thomas Orton John Crooke Freeman J. Lloyd Edward Roberta Thomas Forsyth John Aspinall John Askew Geo. Walker Samuel Brittnin John ...
... General Charities of this City, during their year of office. Signed Order, HARDY, Secretary. The Governors of the House of Industry return their grateful thanks to Sheriffs Hardy and for a donation of .£(», Col. , for One Guinea Subscription, and the late ...