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... contains 500 Square Yard*. The Premises Copyhold of Manor of Wakefield, and are Root Seven Guineas per Annum, payable to Thomas Hardy, Esq. his Heirs WHITE will shew the Premises, and for other Particulars, apply to Mr. SHAW, Solicitor, Albion Street. Leeds ...
... 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 ...
... lain# •V.n> Square Yards. lie I'a ir.iM » f'opyliolj of the Manor anil art* subject I'ent Seven (»u»tiea> Annum, payable to Thomas Hardy, Ins Heirs As-;cn- Mr. will shew the Premises, and for other Particulars, apply Aii.SII Solicitor, Albion Street. LEEDS ...
... The Premises are Copyhold of the Manor of Wakefield, are subject to Ground Rent of Seven Guineas per Annum, payable to Thomas Hardy, Esq. his Heirs or Assigos Mr. will shew the Premises, aod for other Particulars, apply to Mr. SHAW, Solicitor, Albion-Street ...
... Particulars and all necessary Information may be obtained by applying to Me»s>s R. and B. Wilson, Spirit Merchants, Mr. Thomas Hardy. Grocer, at the Auctioneer's Office, West Field, in Bramley: at the Offices of Mr. GEO. STABLES, Solicitor, Horsforth. ...
... 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 ...
... legislature. Hopetoun oats arerepresented to obtain the length of ten feet, and produce about fifty-five bolls per acre! Sir Thomas Hardy, one of the present Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, has been selected to fill the of Governor of Greenwich Hospital ...
... pedestal from the =act the Victory. We have heard that the paymaster of the forces is abort to mirry the daughter of Sir Thomas Hardy, the gallant officer in whose arms our imn.ortal Nelson breathed last.—U. S. Gazette. The new Atturney-General's bill fur ...
... He spoke rather more than a column. Next fol- lows M r. Craweford, the defeated candidate for Mary-le-bone; followed by Thomas Hardy, whether any relation of the father, or rather grandfather, of reform, we knowe not. Next Mr. Murphy, another of the defeatea ...
... interest. NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLHRY— The 60th part contains masterly portrotu Bir R A.. r S.A., P.R.S.; Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman, Hardy. Bart., K.C.B. (the friend of Nelson); and Mr. Samuel Crompton, the inventor the spinuing-mule, spinning-carriage ...
... noble lord and Mr. Ellice to the French capital has had no other objects than health and pleasure.—Globe. Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, G. C. 8., one of the lords of the admiralty, in to succeed the late Sir Richard Keats, ss governor of Gneowich hospital ...
... reform met at Radley _ Ho c , .. street, Blackfriars, to celebrate the fortieth anniT * rS !S[. lwa Jl, *■ quittal of Thomas Hardy, John Home Tooke, John me the otber patriots of 1794. About 120 gentlemen s»^ an excellent dinner, which was provided for ...