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... Jermyn anud Lord C. Fitroy Beiwick Sir Rufane Donkin and Mr. Bradshaw Eeoumaris F. Paget, Esq. Bradlbrd E. Lyster, Esq. and J. Hardy, Esq. - Bla~burn Mr. Turneraand Mr. Fieldeit Birsiig1am iMr. Attwsood and Mr. Scholefield Bristol Philip John Miles, Esq. anid ...
... atnn C. Ainswvorth, Esq. BolstonoJ. Wilks, Elq., and (a/l_ Brownnigg, Esq. Bradf rd-E. C. Lisrer, Esq., and J. Hardy, Esq. Breconishire-() 'Thomas Wood, Esq., of Giernevett, in this cournty, aniti of Littleton, in A'liddlesex. This gen. tleman, whose san ...
... C. Ainsworth, Esq. BosToN.-J. Wilks, Esq., and (a) - Brownrigg, Esq. BRADFvorau.-E. C. Lister, Esq., and J. Hardy, Esq. BaEcoNNsHIa.-(a) Thomas Wood, Esq., of Gwernc- vett, in this county, and ot Littleton, in Middlesex.-This gentleman, whose son contested ...
... this country. tto I)EATrs OF THE ?? is our most painful I task, this day, to announce the death of the AMost Reverend tent Thomas Kelly, Primate of Ireland. His Grace fell a sacri- am fice to a malignant fever, caught while administering the eto rites ...
... long a period, and in a most happy iein of irony, which drew forth repeated cheers, and some hisses from the Blues, which Sit Thomas retorted upon them with admi. rable temper, cotcluded by proposing C. J. K. Tynte, Esq:, as a fit and proper person to represent ...
... I-ister, Esq., asa proper person to represeut I them is Piarliament. Mr. Thomas Hlill, in an eloquent and impressive speech, seconded the nomination. M.i Thompson, Esq., proposed J. Hardy, asq., and Mr. il. Harris seconoled ithout comment. R. Mldligasm, Eaq ...
... end moved That the cordial thallks of the meeting be given to Mr. Thomas Baring, for lsia conduct in the chair -Sir C. Fotite.8 seconded tile motion. Agreed to ?? cheers for Mr. Thomas Baring, and success to him at Yarmouth, were then given. -Mr. ALDERMAN ...
... Mtr. Duncombe.. 4497 Mr.Serg Spankie i .32 Mr. Wakley -- 3359 Mr. I-lobhouse - 1S17 He therefore declared Thomas Slingaby Duncombe, Esq. and Thomas W.kley, Esq., to be duly elected as burges- ese to serve for the borough of lFinbury, in the ensuing parlianienit ...
... theC rc.0-c vieced IMr. Hardy's Cilduct at great lelngth and ill a o very severe mnaier. Vhilst 3Ir. hl'ay was speaking, MIr Hardy, accompaniedl by two of his solis, enitered the c roon. DJr. MPKiay procceded, lnnd saildl, Mr. Hardy alsr c says ?? Thi present ...
... interest on the grrant of 20 millions to time West India proprietors, and remit the house duty. 16. Mr. John Thelwall, tried with Hardy and others, in 1794, for high treason, died at Bath. Ile was the last of the party. - The MIKeteor schooner, loaded rithm gunpowder ...
... stood tius:- Hardy . G Lister .581 Hadfleld. .'399 About 350 of Hlardy's votes were plumnpers : the most of thie ratmainder Iinf-mote froin Lister's iena, ant sonic fcsv Dissetnters, who arc uttsler ititluetice, split hetwecit Hadfieldl and Hardy. If there ...
... (BOROUGHW).-H. ricdgenma, Esq. (R). CApliAorr.-L. Dobbin, Esq. (It). CARLOW (BoRouOM).-F. Bruen, Esq. ?? Ey INSAE.e-Colonel Thomas (T). 'It KLHANN (CONTY).Hon.P. Butler (R) and WV. F. Finn (R). CVNH.Maxwell (T) and J. Young (T). of FItAIANAOIH.-Lord Cole ...