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... dock Brown’s plan, but in consequence of the lid attempt was unsuccessful. There were Oraham, the First I xml of the Admin Thomas Hardy, and Lord Althorp, Exchequer, who were attended by Sir John Superintendent of the yard. Tuesday a melancholy accide Crairleith ...
... se. Evening. Micah. vi., CoL iv. Kiog William landed Sugimoto beleged Warsaw. 17(3. 3. INONDAT.—thinpowder Plot. 16113. Thomas Hardy acquitted, 1791. 6. Tv IeBDAY —St Leonard. Moon rum Di minutes past 4. 7, WEDNESDAY —SItUrE 33 minutes past 2 morning. ...
... short, the attempt was unsuccessful. There were present Sir James Graham, the First Lord of the Admiralty, Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, and Lord Althorp, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, who were attended by Sir John Hill, the Captain Superintendent of the ...
... —(Loud cheers.) By making the publication profitable to Mr. Hardy's sister the assembly would make it profitable to themselves and to their posterity. Were it not for the exertions of Thomas Hardy the very Reform Bill which was now so triumphant would never ...
... ners—O. Woods, Partsea, saddler—J. D itawlings, High Holborn, auctioneer. CAZEINDILA. 5, MONDAY —Gunpowder Plot. 1603. Thomas Hardy acquitted Tv ESDAY —St lANNIArd. Moon the. 26 minutes past 4. 7. —Saturn 33 minutes past 2 morning. Mercury in aphelia ...
... instead of Sir Thomas Hardy upon these matters. Sir Janies, have doubt, would never demur, though be were told to gel ready fleet to blockade the ports Itussia Chiisunas, or (be porta of Bohemia any other season ; but Sir Thooua Hardy, who has seen service ...
... advantage of any private communications with the Admiralty, or the orders issued therefrom, under the superintendence of Sir THOMAS HARDY NELSON'S CAPTAIN—and his jpupil Sir GRAHAM—remember NELSON'S CAPTAIN—as we have no opportunities of knowing anything about ...
... advantage of any private communications with the Admiralty, or the orders issued therefrom under the superintendence of Sir THOMAS HARDY NEI:SON'S CAPTAIN and his _pupil Sir GRA HAN—remember NELSON'S CAPTAIN—as we have no opportunities of knowing anything ...
... short, the attempt was unsuccessful. There were present Sir James Graham, the First Lord of the Admiralty, Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, and Lord Althorp, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, who were attended by Sir John Hill, the Captain Superintendent of the ...
... short, the atteinpt was unsuccessful. There were present Sir James Graham, the First Lord of the Admiralty, Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, and Lord Alihorp,lhe Chancellor of the Exchequer, who were aiiendecl by Sir John Hill, the Captain Superintendent of tiie ...
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... and Mr. Hardy was In consequence employ** I'® '® make three astronomical clocks for the Russian Government. the American Government, one for the Anderson Institution outgow. one for the Observatory the Cape of Good Hope, one fox General Sir Thomas Brisbane ...