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... Hume was one of the first who suggested club of this character, but he is not a member. The Government have selected Sir Thomas Hardy, one of the present Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, fill the office of Governor of Greenwich Hospital, vacant by ...
... to direct letters patent to passed under the great seel, constituting and George Baron Auckland; Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart., G C.8.; Rear-Admiral the Hon. George Heneage Lawrence Dui.das. C.8.; Capt. Sir Samuel John Broo Pecliell, ...
... and Anchor.” apoke rather more than a column Next follows Mr. Crawford, the defeated candidate for Mary-le-bone; followed Thomas Hardy, whether any relation of the father, or rather grandfather, of reform, we koow not. Next Mr. Murphy, another of the defeated ...
... •uMßtrau. BACIf Oslkk, Thomas 3 ..£l5O Overton/Jirnet .. 200 Parker, J. C 10 .. Priest, .. Phillips. Mr 10 .. 500 Ptrritt, Tbm. Garrick 100 Peck. Robert .. .. Parker, John 10 .. 600 Preaton, JokD.. 3 160 Peach, Hubert 3 .. 100 Pardon, Thomas 1 60 Pardon, Jamea ...
... Leveu, in the said C,,unty of York, in the several occupations of Mr. William Whiling, Thomas Cattle, Betty Barker, John Woodroansey, John Wing, and William Hardy. Possession of Lots I, 2, 3, may Lad to suit the convenience of Purchasers. Further particulars ...
... containing altogether, in extent, half aft acre more less, and now in the several occupations of the said George Tindall. Francis Hardy, Richard Patterson, and William Atkinson. Further particulars may known by applying to the Gkorgc Tindall or to Mr. FOSTER ...
... Bridlington. Mr. ThomaaDrit er llealun, ••I Hill, near in Craven, to Mr» llar-lj. uf Bridlington, of the late Mr. Tiiuma* Va:e» Hardy, uf .\idbjrutig!i, ia lljlderneM. Yesterday we*-k. at Stepney.Middlevea. Mr. W. I? Oaberry. of Hie Engli'h Op>*ra H> u»e. and ...
... Win. Biglin, this place, woollen draper. Same day. deeply regretted by numerous circle of friend*, aged 67. Ann. the wife of Thomas Johnson, twenty-eight ear* of the firm uf Aakew, Johnson, and Todd, fishmougers. of this place. On Wednesday week, aged 52 ...
... d'Oliveira, . formerly of Madeira. Lately, at South Ferriby, Mr. James Bennett, of Stapleton, to Ann, second daughter of Mr. Thomas Waddingham, of the former place. On Saturday last, at Etton. Mr. John Whipp, farmer, to Mary, widow of the late Mr. Robinson ...
... shooting him from behind a wall; Thomas Riley, a young Irishman, acred CO. convicted of cutting and wounding William Fidler, with a reaping-hook, at Stockport; John Carr, aged 27, convicted of cutting and wounding Thomas Horton, at Haslington (the prosecutor ...
... Queen's Com. pounder); Rev. Thomas Nunns. 81. John's. LieeniitUein —George Edward Wilioot Wood, Trinity in CMt Lam —Cliartes Wentworth Dilke, Trinity' B't> h. l-*i >,f .Irh Francis Edward Arden, Bt. Peters; Haygartli, Trinity ; Thomas Rudd tbbotsoo, St. John's ...
... the late Mr. S. Meek, of Br.dlingtou. Tue-day last, at Rridliaglon. Mr. Thomas Johnson, of Buckton, fanner, to Miss Elizabeth Webster. the same day, Bridlington, Mr. William Hardy, Miss Susannah Cteaser. Monday week, at Cumherworth. the Rev. Christopbet ...