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... THOMAS HARDY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. -Sr-1 perceive, by your Paper of this day, that Mr. Hardy died yesterday. He lived to see the great aand mighty- cause of Reform triumph over the most cruel,' base, and iaifamgus set of men that God ...
... THOMAS HARDY. TO -THE' EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR,--4 perceive, by your Paper of this day, that Mr. Hardy died yesterday. He lived to see the gr,eat and mighty cause of Reform triumph over the mast cruel, base, and infamdus set of men that God ...
... year of his age, Mr. John Williams, a truly honest man. Thursday last, at Piualico, in the 82d year of his age, Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mr. Hardy was the founder of the London Corresponding Society, and was, with Mr. Home Tooke, Mr. Thelwall, Mr. Holcroft, and ...
... *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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Mr Thomas Hardy. Mr Hardy was the founder of the London Corresponding Society, and was, wilh Horne Tooke, MrThelwall, Mr llolcroft, and eight o'hers, indicted for high ireaaon, of which, alter Inal which lasted nine days, ha was acquitled. Thomas Hardy ...
... officer informed the meeting that he jiad 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 ...
... homas Hardy. Mr. Hardy wa the founderof the London Corresponding Society, and was, with Mr. Home Tooke, Mr, Thelwall, Mr. Holcroft, and eight others, indicted fot high treaton, which, after a trial * which lasted nine days, he was acquitted. Thomas Hardy ...