... King. Sir Thomnas Hardy, (the Hardy it whose arms Nelson died, and an old friend and associate of his Majesty), with Sir James Cockburis, Lord Amelists Beauclere, and Sir Jabel Brentos, received thle Royal ?? anid the . Misses Hardy waiting upon her Majesty ...

... and upon them to form a judgment. ye Sir James Grahamer said that the reports which he bad ig received were from Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Sir Wai. Parker, and Sir Josias Rowley, and in addition the a House had heard the opinion held upon the subject by the ...

... George Grimes, at St. Helens, who was accidentally ?? accordingly. Married on the 14th inst., at St. Thomas's Church, ye Newport, by the Rev. Dr. Worsley, Thomas Brown, Es. Of wE Burnham Market, Norfolk, to Priscilla Msartha, daughter of the FT latn' Mr. Ohadiah ...

... slightly, F eli- --June' 17. John. Oates, servant to Captain Fitzpatrick in Ote slightly Thomas Cotton, private, verg severely * fo e ?? aaglet, prvte everely ;ad Thomas Payne, b cut Captain El1sworth'g servant, severely. fe' ?? The maeil fromt Constantinople ...

... notwithstanding he was cautioned, he still wished it to be done. Short then wrote down his statement as follows :- I met Thomas Thomas on that evening, who told me to go home and get some matches, flintn steal, and tinder, and that he would set the premises ...

... arr'ed, on Monday last, at St. Thomas Chlurch, ?? by the Rev. C. D. Isdell, Captain WNl. Keats, R.N., to Auguitat ret Niarta, youngest daughter of Giles King Lyford, Esq. of this be: Alarried, on Wedtiestlay last, at St. Thomas's Church, Ish'. by the Rev ...

... lBe- ttreune,(lent. tr be £nsgn, withut purcase, vice B~rookse, plro- ktrr nrurterlio theiltith Foot. ~~acc BANKRUPTS. the Thomas Itirtlan and Wmn. Bruce, Black ti-sit-ateet, liorousgi, Lo drapers tbs Gten. Pelt, Huttock's Booths,NorthatmptOntthlr, victualler ...

... generally, are in future, to have greater diameter, upon the recommendation of a Board of of Offcers, consisting of Sir Thos. Hardy, Sir James Gordon, Sir F. Mlaitland, Sir Pulteney Malcolm, and fo other distinguished characters. Waith regard, however, of ...

... 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 ...

... a CSongregation, holden on Trhursday last, the followinlg De;grees wvete conf'erredl: MiASTEltS OF A~tT'S. 1;1 Rev. David Thomas Ksnight, l~incoln. 0t ltev. W~illiam l'ennefinther, Bialliol. s Henry I'ohhlousc, Bellliol. di Henry Phitipps, Queen's. hi ...

... Sweny iS tappoisted to the Serpent Commnsnatders ,Jobn Prichaird, Peter Christie, ?? Ellis, J. C. Fitzgerald, .1. It. 1B. 1 M'Hardy, .Jos. 3Miytaard, Sanmel Meredith, and W'in. islepear I , to cite (-oast Gtard ; 3Mr. (Gravcs( Clerk, of c tle itoyal (icorge ...

... gc the I an qardl, and thence to the Bisk*; aned in the tli evening (lined with the (lomineander-in-S'hief-Admniral I Siir Thomas WlViliamls. OIn Wlednlesday the Board thi inspected the various branches in the Dock-yard end D afterwards were entertained ...