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... the Rev. R. Spence Hardy, the island of Ceylon, Wesleyan missionary, to Mary Anne, third daugbtei of the Rev. Isaac Turton, Wesleyan minister, of Bradford. On the 08th ult aged 33 years, at his brother’s house, Tinsley, M*. Thomas Hounsfield, late of ...
... Powell, Col. W. E. Blackstone, W. S. Harcourt, G. V Pread, WM. Boldero, H. G. Hardinge, Sir H. Pread, J. B. Bolling, Wm. Hardy, J. Price, S. G. Bonham, F. R. Hawkes, T. Price, K. Borthwick, P. lleathcote, G. J. Reid, Sir J. R. Bradshaw, J. Henniker, ...
... —Friends, Merchant, Harrison, Newcastle. Alexandria—Columbia, Ware, Newcastle—Livorno, Cooper, London. Gibraltar.—Catherine, Hardy, Newcastle. Malta, June 30.—Chrystal, Pearson, Alexandria. Quebec June26—Coquet, Crawford, Dublin—Elizabeth Reed, Newcastl ...
... By the Author Stories Atenged —Spiritual despotism.—Bores of tande. No. Ill—Letter from an Old Orangeman. liou of Silken Thomas concluded.—Sonnet.—lL The Betrayed One.—Passages fi om the Diary of A.M. No. Vl.—Christianity and ite Evidence^ —Obituary ...
... royal parly will partake of a grand entertainment given in honour of the event by the gallant and respected governor, Sir Thomas Hardy, Very extensive preparations have been made at Greenwich, and excellent arrangements along the river, in order to prevent ...
... Irwin, Hunt W. Chambre, James Callaghan, Ohre, John Hardy, Marcus Maxwell Arthur I. Kelly* Thomas Dobbin, Henry L. I’renuce* W. \V. Charles Hunt* John Uohert Harden* John White* Charles Fox, Thomas G. Henry* George Eii>or, liarns, James M* Watty, Francis ...
... pass him, he set off with irresistible and Mr. Hardy stood upright in the carriage, and pulled with all his strength, but to no effect, as the horse was quite ungovernable ; it was very fortunate that Mr. Hardy MIS not in a sitting position, as the career ...
... to do justice 10 these excluded officers. The petition was then laid on the table. Lord STORMONT presented a petition from Thomas Moore Keith, at present confined in the gaol of Newgate un- der the oider of the House, expressing his regret and sorrow for ...
... intersected by the _turnpike road ,. bounded onthe north-east by . the property iofMr . M'Hardy , on the south-east by . the property _, of ' Mrs Richardson and Mr M'Hardy , on the south-west _. _by-the . _fsea shore _, -anil on the north-west-by _the pro-; ...
... Sir C. Lefroy, A. • Thomas. Colonel Copeland, W. T. Lefroy, Rt. Hon. T. Vcrner, W. Carry, Hou. H. L. Lucas, E. Vesey, Hon. T. Darner, G. L. D. Longneld, R. Young, Sir VV. L. Ferguson, Sir It. A. TELLKRB. Freeinantle, Sir Thomas Gierke, Sir G., Barf. ...
... ordered that he should attend to-morrow. My. Hardy brought up the Report the Commivsioners Public Charities. Ipswich Election.—Mr. after reading one the resolutions of the Ipswich Election Committee, moved that Thomas Moore Ktith be into the custody of the ...
... Rev. R. Spence Hardy, of tha island of Ceylon, Wesleyan missionary, to Mary Anne, third daughter of the Rev. Isaac Turton, Wesleyan minister, of Bradford. DEATHS. On the 98th ult aged 38 years. at his brother's house, Tin-ley, Mi. Thomas Hounsfield, late ...