... evening, at the Golden Lion, West Smithfield, IC, take into consideration the subject of a public funeral for the late Thomas Hardy. We learn that the attendance of Sir Francis Burdett is expected. - Lord Nugent, Governor of the 'simian Islands, and suite ...

... Mr. Thomas Hardy. was the founder of the Loudon Corresponding Society, and was, with Mr. Home Tooke, Mr. Thelwall, Mr. Holcroft, and eight other*, indictrd for high treason, of which, after a trial which baled nine days, he was acquitted. Thomas Hardy ...

... of him- iself. That is not only the fact, but the printing of the last sheet was in progrese: whert Hardy died I He calls it a 1 Memoir of Thomas Hardy, Founder of, aud Secretary to, the London Cor- rc-,ponding Society, for diffusing useful Political ...

... adopted. .Mr. SAUL addres-ed himself to both the members and the Council, and Invited them to the funeral of the late Mr. Thomas Hardy. The deceased, he said, was one of the oldest and sin- cerest frietds of Reform, arid his obsequies should be celebrated ...

... Malcolm, to the Scheldt. The Rt. Hon. Bart; at the head the Admiralty has the benefit of an able coadjutor Rear- Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, who indefatigable in the fulfilment of his dirties Lord of the Admiralty. The Gallant is an officer of experience and ...

... of Sir Thomas Hardy • upon these :matters. Sir James, we have no doubt, would never demur, though he were told to get ready a fleetito blockade the pm ts of Russia at Christmas, or the ports of Bohemia at any other season ; but Sir Thomas Hardy, who has ...

... acquittal of Thomas Hardy, and the number those who were of age to take Interest in the proceedings of must now be small. The acquittal Hardy has. indeed, been celebrated every year down to the present time but lo the existing generation Thomas ...

... the fruit and public advantage.” The life of Hardy, with the exception of its crowning incident, was of an even and humble tenor. That exception was the formation of the Corresponding Society, of which Hardy was the founder and Secretary, and which, in ...

... the Scheldt. The right hon. hart, at the head of the Admiralty has the benefit of an able coadjutor in Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, who is indefatigable in the fulfilment of his duties as a Lord of the Admiralty. The gallant admiral is an °Meer of experience ...

... balls in diftereut parts his body, one of which never could be. extiacted. Thursday morning, at Pimlico, in his year. Sir. Thomas Hardy. Of cholera, James Johnston, Esq. Granby-row. On the 13th instant, at his residence, at Dalkey, of cholera llenrv Leslie ...

... - Hay - Clover - £210 to £4 0 3 19 to 5 6 Straw | Ito 116 Died yesterday morning at Pimlico, in his 2d year, Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mr. Hardy was the foander of the London Corresponding Society, and was, with Mr. Horne dicted for high treason. Toke, Mr. Thelwall ...

... the Scheldi. ‘The Rt. How. Bart. at the head of the Admiralty has the beuefit of au able coadjutor in Rear. Admiral Sie Thomas Hardy, who is indefatigable in the fulfilment of his duties as a Lord of the Admiralty. The gallant Admiral isan officer of ...