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... FUNERAL OF THE LATE THOMAS HARDY. d { (From the Esamisner.) in On Thursday ss'nnight, the remains of this eminent reformer were conveyed to. their resting-place, attended by J a very numerous assemblage of persons. About 12 o'clock, a considerable number ...
... =n'MM - 'Ube I fberpioo1 $i~erurp. SAUS rOPoU~ LEX SUPRAA. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1832. - ?? -- , ?? ?? Ad.A . p004. THE LATE THOMAS HARDY, THE INTENDED VjcvIM OF THE APOSTATE PITT. 'De mrortuis nil nisi bonus is a maxim against which we have uniformly protested ...
... tddrS t ticular attention of our readers Mr. Thelsr ' prrecdted , over the grave of the arriable, upriglat, I'd i ltetutd Thomas Hardy, whorm Pitt and fiss gang voul borY ilivj s. if the jurymen had been as great rogues as the TorI' toer sters of that day ...
... John Pyke, Esq. Same day, after 3 few hnurs' illness, aged 7 ; months, Thomas, youngest son of Mr,. T. Smith, kbinder. same day, at [lndio°, in his 82d year, Mr. Thomas Hardy. M. Hardy was the founder of the London t'orre,ponding Society, erht wris, with ...
... John Pyke, Esq. Same day, after a few hours' illness, aged 7 months, Thomas, youngest son of Mr. T. Smith, bookbinder. Same day, at Pimlico, in his 82d year, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Hardy was the founder of the London .Correspondln. Society, and was, with ...
... gg ; A uror a, Matherson ; and John Walker, Elder, St. John's, N.B • • Mary, Smyrna. • Monarch, Miller, Mauritius. .Union, Thomas, New Orleans. • Canada, Wilson, New York in 19 days • • Mauney, Jones, Zante• • Plalina'n Wil B Ons Sydney, N.S.W., sailed ...
... Martha Urmson young st daughter of Henry Urmson of this town DIED On 1 inat' hours’ illness Thomas tr Smith bookbinder aged 7 dy Pimlico in his Tito Hardy Hardy founder of was in most critieal state The cholera iu appearance at Constantinople the plague ...
... NVellesley, (steamer) from ‘Vexford—Robert Na. pi er, (steamer) from lsondeorderry-11erald,(steauter) from Cork, and Swan, Hardie, front Glasg,ow, at Liverpool .Mary, Dwyer, from St. John, N.B. at Dublin 31ana, Ditchbum, from Quebec, do Eagle, Darns, from ...
... the Smalls, spoke the Jubilee, hence for Charleston. On the 28th, off Tuskar, spoke the Lexington, hence for Boston. Huron, Hardy, hence for Bombay. Bructon,> iarvey, heneenat Santaizl1rtr ?? July. Marshal M Donald, Smart, and Abeona, Russell, hence at ...
... Brothers, Waterfurd.—Prince Regent, God- frey, Dartmouth.— Margaret, Wright, Dundee.—Jane, Thomas; Alert, Ellis, and Ann, Thomas, Fowey.— Latona, Walker, Leith.—Eliza, Thomas, Swansea. Three brigs off at sunset, and the Sir George Murray, from Quebec. The Magnet ...
... Greigg ; Aurora, Matherson ; and John Volker, Elder, Sr. John's, N.B. . Mary, Smyrna. • Monarch, Miller, Mauritius. • Union, Thomas, New Orleans. • Canada, Wilson, New York in 19 days. • Mauney, Jones, Zante. • Wilson, Sydney, sailed 10th May from Bahia ...
... Greenhouses containavariety of British and Foreign Plints. -The Plantations extend over above 70 Acres, and consist le of hardy Forest Trees. interspersed with Larch and other 11 Wood, a great portion of which is upwards of 20 years' ;a growth. S The ...