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... 9th donation, 100/. ; Earl de Grey, 50/. ; Sir James Graham, 10 guineas ; the East India Company, 100 guineas: and Sir Thomas Hardy, Lord Stowell, Lord Bexiey, Sir E. Knatchbull, Sir C. Rowley, Captain Bowles, Mr. and Mrs. Fellowes, J. Crawshaw, Esq. ...
... case, sword should be the proffered gift. Greenwich Schools {by Pro Bono Publico). If it lies with those gallant men, Sir Thomas Hardy and Sir Jahleel Urenton, our correspondent states, to make the necessary improvement in tlie schools at Greenwich, we ...
... 9th donation, 100/. ; Earl de Grey, 501.; Sir James Graham, 10 guineas; the East India Comp an y, 100 guineas; and Sir Thomas Hardy, Lord Stowell, Lord Bexley, Sir E. Knatchbull, Sir C. Rowley, Captain Bowles, Mr. and Mrs. Fellowes, J. Cravvshaw, Esq ...
... recorded opinions of some of our most distinguished Officers, such as Sir Pultehey Malcolm, Sir Edward Codrington, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir William Parker, and many others, whose judgment on professional matters no man can question, added to the respect ...
... and marine commissioned officers' sons in the Upper School, and the rudiments of the English language taught in each. Sir Thomas Hardy and Sir Jahleel Brenton could direct this indispensable benefit in the education to be added to morrow, should it meet ...
... the ships be examined by scientific men, ‘ p i t JA.ase decide upon their respective merits. P,„titS GRAHAM said that Sr Thomas Hardy, Sir (; 4 1 1!'eh t l'er, and Sir Josiah Rowley, had already declared their P o A e , ) ' l 4 pf Captain Symonds's principle ...
... ships be examined by scientific men, and the House decide upon their respective merits. Sir JAMES GRAHAM said that Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Wm. Parker, and Sir Josiah Rowley, had already declared their approbation of Captain Symonds's principle, as well ...
... Fred. S h ' l. 'f , Thomas Reese, a servant in the employ of of Dublin appeared to answer the complaint of 'Loft. Law, the Recorder of London, for liamage done 7 111,, Daniel Dawell, the coachman of Mr. Law, state a given at No. 3, Whitehall-place ...
... es, Thomas Hay, Sir John, Bart. Hayes, Sir E. S., Bart. Henniker, Lord Herbert, Hon. Sydney Herries, Rt. Hon. J.C. Hill, Sir Rowland, Bart. Hill, Lord Arthur Hogg, James Weir , Hope, Hon. James Hope, Henry Thomas Hotham, Lord Houldsworth, Thomas Hoy, ...
... Charlotte Bcrao, Great glass dealer. William Allen, Holt, Norfolk, grocer. Richard three, Caraarvoo, draper. Thomas York, Northampton, carrier. Thomas Kenniogtoo, Wrawby, Lincolnshire. w Richard Williams, Mootgomeryshire, oorsery. Thomoi Wi(il«y, Liverpool ...
... -house-keeper. Harry Andrews, Bristol, paper-hanger. Elizabeth Hardy, Swanage, Dorsetshire, innkeeper. Samuel Glover, Thackley, Yorkshire, cloth-manufacturer. John Whitley, Liverpool, money-scriver. Thomas Alison, Manchester, warehouseman. John Smith, Manchester ...
... Young, James Sewell, Thomas Martin, Wm. Bates, Thomas Pasfield, F. Horn, Martha Allen, John Wood, John Dunkin, Jos. Lewis, Edward Hardy, Daniel Wyles, Wm. Adams, Thomas Phillips, F. Moffat, William Branton, M. Thomson, Charles Davis, Jas Mills, Jas. Lever ...