... *ud the late Lady Susan Douglas, and niece to the Earl Dunmore.—On 'Thursday morning Pimlico, in his 82d year, Air. Thomas Hardy. Mr..Hardy was the founder of the London Corresponding Society, and was, with Mr. Home Tooke, Mr. Thelwail, Mr. Holcroft, and ...

... \ s ‘a address was signed the 27th September, 1792, Maurice Margarot, Chairman, Thomas Hardy, Secretaty. That period is worth referring to were I in Paris, if any of the records of the Convention are now in existence. I cannot help mentioning to you ...

... ngland ant Wales.—Leeds Intelligencer. Died on Thursday morning at Pimlico. Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mr. Hardy was the N I London Corresponding Society, and was, Tooke, Mr. Thelwall, Mr. Holcroft, and eig dieted for high treason. GERALDINE HA3IILTON.—The subjec ...

... Henry B. Barnard, Esq., of Cave Castle, Yorkshire. DlED — Yesterday morning, at Pimlico, in his Blid8 l id year, Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mr. Hardy was the founder of the London Corresponding Society, and was, with Mr. Home Tooke, Mr. Thelwall, Mr. Holcrol't, and ...

... in the landtheir compact was to be sealed with blood ; and the virtuous Thomas Hardy and his friends were to be made the victims. The Corresponding Society, of which Thomas Hardy was the founder, never for a single instant contemplated a resort to force ...

... eldest daughter, the wife of Sir Richard Simeon, Bart.—At Pimlico. London, on the loth instant, in his Hid year, Mr Thomas Hardy. Mr Hardy was founder of the London Corresponding Society, and was, with Horne Tooke, Mr Thelwall. Mr IIo!- crojt. and eight ...

... Friday the 6th inst., Mrs. Wilkinson, in the 70th year of her age. On Thursday morning, at Pimlico, in his 82d year, Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mr. l{lrdy was the founder of the London Corresponding Society, and was, with Mr. Horne Tooke, Mr. 'llel'llE Mr. I{olcrofl ...

... preliminary observations, asked what authority had any man to bandy about the names of Sir Thomas Hardy. 'Sir Pulteney Malcolm, and the Hon. George Eliot. Sir Thomas Hardy states positively that he 'sill not take a seat in Parliament. Sir Pulteney Nlalcolnes ...

... 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 ...

... upon him to show cause why either of the following distinguished persons should not he returned in preference to him, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Pulteney Malcolm, or the Hon. George Eliot. The Captain did not hesitate to accept the challenge, and the parties ...

... after some few preliminary observations, said, I ask. Sir, what authority has any man to bandy about the names of Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir I’ultency Malcolm, and the Hon. George Eliot, at this meeting Most assuredly, if I were a person holding the rank ...

... 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 ...