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... uiore acceptable the nation, who, the defeat Pitt, saw defeat of plans to crush the remaining liberties the country. . . Thomas Hardy was native r*f the for wood, in Stirlingsliire—a place celebrated the times Charles the Second, for the zealous ministration ...
... requested tbe concurrence of our Cabinet tn the entry ot army into Bel- gium. The answer hsa not yet been giveu. THE LATE THOMAS HARDY. Yesterday being the day sppoiotcd for the funeral of this arduous, consisleut, bat persecuted friend and advo.* cate of ...
... en, Esq , latU oo* the Master* Ordinary the Court ui Cbanaorv, incite 75.*h year his age. week, a* P.mhco, his year, Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mr. li. was the founder m Correspond Society, and was, with* Mr, llonre ok'-* Mr. ThelwaH, Mr. Hoiciofi, a.u. r«. itui'cieU ...
... to the electors, inimical to their independence, and at variance. with the spirit of the Reform Bill. The remainiis of THoMAS HARDY, the staunch aitil honest reformer, who was tried fortv years since on a chaxge of high treason, along with Hoern Tooke ...
... Magistrates being of opinion that there was not*sufficient its having been done by Mrs. Dilks, dismissed the rase. FUNERAL OF THOMAS HARDY Tlmrsdav week beine l!.e appointed for the funeral of tills arduous, consialent, but persecuted friend ' H of reform, and ...
... eldest daughter of Mr. Samnuel Lumb., farmer, of X(ralton. Oin Thursday mornisig, at Pimlico, in his 82d year, MIr. Thos. Hardy. MIr. Hardy was the founder of the London Corres. poriding Society, and was, with Air. Rlorme Tooke, Dir. The!- wall, lDir. loleroft ...
... ianrmnorad, of.Eciceshill. t. TIR LAT I MR. THObMAS HARDnY .-Wr observe by o tlie Londotn papers thiat the funcrol of the late Thomas Hardy, :c onic of the intlivitiuarls put upon-his trial by the present Lord It Eldon, charg rd ( coiratrUrtively) with rigis ...
... entertain several lovers Fdt ...
... Now Town, near Halifax, woollen manulwtunv, leaving a wife and nix children to la nn nt On Sundsy, at an advanced age, Mr. Thomas. Tempest, of Northownua. On Sunday last. aged :✓2, Ann, Wife of Mr. Wni. Ted, of Halifax, corn dealer, and out of the Society ...
... following Bench oi Magistrates:— The Rev. J. A. Rhodes, Hail, Chairman; Ellis Cnnlifie Lister, Esq. Manningham; Thomas Walker, E«q. Killingbeck; Thomas Ben-yon, Esq. William Rat-stow, Esq. Wakefield; Thos. Davison Bland, Esq. Kippax Park; Col.Tempest, Tong Hall; ...
... John Guilder, W, Blackney, W. Ilounsfield, Geo. Bunn, - W. Ball, Thomas B. Newbould, Jo in Brooks, W. Robinson, Thomas John Simpson, mes Cooper, Joshua Smith, W. Craven, Thomas Toon, Thomas Dobb, George Fox, Michael White, George Having been sworn. Lord ...
... Hounsfield, â Geo. Bunn, â Thomas Mawe. _ W.Hall. â B.N'ewbotild, â Jo in Brooks, â W. Robinson, â Thomas Balgage, â John Sampson, â J* mes Cooper, â Joshua Smith, â W. Craven, â Thomas Toon, â Thomas Dobb, â Michael White, â ...