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... the suffrages of the Electors of East Surrey, are entitled to our unqualified and determined support. It was moved by Thomas Hardy, Esq., seconded by Ellis, Esq., and carried unanimously, That the means adopted by the Tory party in support of their ...
... the suffrages of the Electors of East Surrey, are entitled to our unqualified and determined support. It was moved by Thomas Hardy, Esq., seconded by Ellis, Esq., and carried unanimously, That the means adopted by the Tory party in support of their ...
... himself in several other actions.. Sir Richard G. Keats, Governor Greenwich Hospital, died in his year, and was succeeded Sir Thomas Hardy. was shipmate of his Majesty the commencement of his naval cereer—bad charge of bis instruction, and was with him in the ...
... relurn from a visit to his relatives the Duke and Duchess of Portland, at Welbeck Priory, has been on a visit to Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy and his Lady in Kent. Lord John Russell lias removed from the offi- cial residence, Whitehall, to Queen-street, Mayfair ...
... several other actions. Sir Richard G. Keats, Governor of Greenwich Hospital, died In his filth year, and was succeeded by Sir Thomas Hardy. ife '‘vas shipmate of Ids Majesty at the commencement of ills naval career—had charge of his Instruction. and Was with ...
... himself in several other actions Richard G Keats governor of Greenwich Hospital died in his 84th year and succeeded by Thomas Hardy He was shipmate of his Alajesty at the commencement of his naval career had charge of his instruction andwaswithhim in ...
... THOMAS DE VEAR. ECTIONS FIXED. Ltion Day, Wednesday, Jan. '7 ; Poll, ; Declaration of Result, Monday, 12. lex, Jan. 12; Stafford, North Division, n. 12; Northampton, SOuth -Division, Fan. 15; Wiltshire, North, Jan.- 12; in. 5; Lincoln, Jan. 5; Bristol ...
... Sotheby, Esq.— Lord Grenville—Rev. Daniel Lysons—Biehop Jebb—Mr. Richard Lander —Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Esq.—Thomas Telford, Esq.—Thomas Stothard, Esq.—Filahop Gray—Sir John Leach—Francis Douce, Esq.—Earl Speocer—R.R.H. the Duke of Gloucester, &c. London; ...
... Mo- ?? at ten. ROLLS' COURT, WESTMINSTER. Peacock v. Burt, to be mentioned ; Foster v. .Manson, Waters v. Prothero.., Hardy v. Hardy, Randell v. Wood, Moodey v. Oearey, Parker v. Dillon, Bcaufoy v . Barnard, further directions and costs; Mont ford v. ...
... Sibley; Henry Marshall. Lieutenants— Frederick Bedford; Robert William Tyte; David Thomas Nightingale; Benjamin Andrews. Master—James Hardie. Pursers- John Luthbridge; Thomas Willey. Surgeon—Charles Mitchell, D. Navy Agents—James Halford, Esq.; Charles Houghton ...
... SERIOUS ACCIDENT. (From our West Kent Correspondent.) At the recent winter race for the County Plate, Penenden Heath, one Mr. Thomas Kider met with a most disastrous accident, and as some curious and amusing circumstances attended it, and happily without ...
... forjuadgment ; after which motions. ROLLS' COURT, WESTMINSTER. Sittlags at ten. Peacock v Burt; tobe ho ?? v ?? v Piotheroe-Hardy v Hardy-Randell v ?? v Gearey- Parkerv Dillon-Beanlfoy v Barunard; further directions and costs- Mountford v Bloir-Attorney-General ...