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... parliament is expected to break up in June.—Sir Thomas Hardy, one of the Lords of tbe Admiralty, is to succeed Sir Richard Keats as governor of Greenwich Hospital; and Rear-Admiral Rarber is to succeed Sir Thomas Hardy, at the Admiralty. Prince George of Cambridge ...
... Sir Richard King, deceased ; and Capt. Alex. Ellice is appointed to command his flag ship, the Ocean. Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy removed, on Friday, from his official residence iv the Admiralty, where he is succeeded hy Sir Wm. Parker. Several large ...
... officers for the ensuing year: imothy Abraham Curtis, Esq., President; Henry Walker Yeoman, Esq., and Thomas Fishburn, Esq., Vice-Presidents; Thomas Simpson, Esq, Treasurer; and Henry Belcher, Esq. kindly offered to act as Honorary Secretary.—The Chairman ...
... Wm. Barratt. Hardy Plaid* —.Martin Wice. - Rar.-st Exotic in Flower— William Partridge. Hardy Bouquet.— 1. Alex -Morris; 2. Wm. Barratt. Geranium Cuttings.— l. deorge Braide; 2. Ditto. Finest Collection of Green-house Plants.— Vint. Hardy. Best Coxcomb ...
... married years, and both were members of the Weslevan Methodist Society many years. ' * Same d3y, in London, Mrs. Hardy, wife of John Hardy M. P. for Bradford. * Same cay, aged years. Mrs Worfolk, wife of Mr. Worfolk, of this city, coal dealer, and sister ...
... J. V. Thompson, Esq., Recorder, and Aldermen H. W. Maisters, J. B. Arden, John Jackson, Samuel Hall, Thomas Hull, M. D., John Williams, and Thomas Clubley. ROBBERY. MARGARET DOYLE, alias JACKSON, and MARY KEMP, were charged with stealing, on the 20th ...
... this City, at SIX o'Clock. In Rev. R. FELVUS. In Albion-Strket, Rev. J. BROMLEY. In St. George's, Rev R. S. HARDY. To Noblemen and Gentlemen, THOMAS HORSLEY, GUN AND PISTOL MAKER, SPORTSMENS' IMPLEMENTS, POWDER, SHOT, &c. No. 48, VONEYSTREET. (The Shop lately ...
... Price to commence at Nine o'Clock ; Boxes 2s. Pit Is. Doors open at Seven o'Clock, and begin precisely at half-past. JOHN HARDY, Jeweller, Cabinet-Maker, and Turner, No. 6, CONEYSTREET, YORK, GRATEFULLY acknowledges the many Favours he has received during ...
... is now receiving signatures at the News Room in Howden. At the heael of the list are the signatures I. Saltmarshe Esq. and Thomas Clarke, Esq., Magistrates of the East Riding of this county ; and a great number of other highly respectable names are already ...
... John Miller, tn Miss Dwmh/ Collier, both of that pl.ee. On Tuesday last, at St. Maryfehonne church, by the Hâ . the Lord Thoma. Hay, Captain Hainilum, aaly ton of l.iaut. General Sir John Hamilton, Rare., and A Mle- ...
... John Hardy, of Ellerbeck, uear Northallerton, to Mrs. Wbeldoa, of the former place. Same day, at Tickhill, Mr. J. RidgiTl, jun. plumber and glazier, to Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. W. Smith, farmer, all of that place. [The marriage of Mr. Thomas Buckle ...
... GRAND JURY. i . Mr. Thomas Etridge, Foreman. ..'.bam Crabtree John Nelson .,.! hard Ellingwurth John Sumpner mas M'atWinson G. P. Bainbridge &*Wd Wikeley Joseph Webb Jl i. l 'liain Sugden Mr John Wbitthouse Hopwood Mr Thomas Walls J,, e A.-ar Mr John ...