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... have been made to the Seamcn anii 1 arines' Orphan School :-light Hon. Lord ill into, donation 5i1.; Rear Admiral Sir Thomas d Hardy, Bart., ditto; Admiral Lord de Saumarez, an- nually 21.; Captain Earl of Hardwicke, al. ; Captain Lord Colchester, 51 ...
... service. 'The Duke of N';orfolk, James Sandherson, Esq. l.ord Edwvard Howard, Lord Adolphus Fitzclarence, 1 Mr. Wombell, Sir Thomas Hardy, and Hlon. Sir Robt. Stoptord, have been amongour visitants ofthepast week. John Fleminsr, Esq., IV. Hughes Hughes, 1 Esq ...
... Coker, 14, Lewes-crescent; Mr. James, Marine Mansion; Mr. James Hardy, 21, German-place; Mr. G. Saunders, jun., 10, Marine-parade; Mrs. Bamford and f mily, German-place; ATr. H. Leigh Thomas, 5, Grand Junction-parade; Mr. C. Raper, 10, Charlotte-street; ...
... certainly, give my opinion on that ! Henry Hardy, M.D., is sworn:- Question-Are you of opinion that the flue and waste of cotton can be inhaled into the lungs, so as to become injurious Answer-No, I am not! Now follows Thomas Wilson, Surgeon, who on oath *le- ...
... to Mr. Sherry, 2, to Mir. Daley, (eight ?? Store or Green House Plants, I, to Mr. Wood, 2, to Mr. Daley, (five competi- ?? hardy Plant in Blossoms, 1, to Mr. Wood, 2, to Mr. Mitchell, of Pilt Down, (three ?? Bon- quets, 1, to Mr.'French, 2, to Mr. Holman ...
... Edmunds. [ad CLERGYItEN MtARnRED. September 27, at Derby, by the Rev. Samuel Rickards, tile Rector of Stowlangtolt, the Rev. Thomas Alozley, Fellow of Oricl, and Rector of Cholderton, Wilts, to Harriett *Eliza- ey, beth, eldest daughterof the lateJ. Newvman ...
... late f Ea~rl of I lchester.-un (lie Iat !inst., at Porteasham, M',rs. 'Ann rt, Hardy, Sister of Josopla Hardy, Etsq., of (Chirimnster, and also of 'enar-Atmiral Sir Thomas taseetu l atdy, Bart., G. HC., Gover:or of Greenwict I lospital, aged 7t,1-( the ...
... known. tANIvtclTr1'S FRtOiM TUESDAY'S GOAZETTE. John Itickman, Yorlk-tuews, Balter-street, MIrylebone, livcry.stable-keeper. . Thomas Burdock ulanks, High-street, Newington Butts, . linen-draper. t Alan Stuart, Spread Eagle-court, Fliclr-latne, tailor. i Robert ...
... at Christ Church, on Sunday last:- DEACONS. Henry George Liddell, M. A. Student of Christ Church. Thomas Briscoc, M.A. Fellow of Jestis college. This. Hardy Newman, M. A. Fellow of Magdalen college. Rial p Barnes, M. A. Stident of Christ Church. WiTillian ...
... Chrvist Ehitrch, Frome, to be IRural 1)ea'n of the d Deatiery of Froteo, ott the resieanation of that office by pise t, Rev. Thomas WilLiatius, M. A. Rector of Catndy and Whait- ?? Chronicle. F d The Trustees of Archbisbop Terison's Library and ?? Is Grammar ...
... Cooke, on the part of two creditors named Stocks le and Horner, tradesmen at Portsea; and Mr. Woodroffe, er on behalf of Mir. Thomas R. Kemp, bill broker, il Threadneedle-strect, city. The circumstance, were er somewhatpeculiar. The insolvent stated that ...
... Gard(ins. t M ~ts x'ilx is oe .-1Unstompeipd Pteblicationsc Wml Dixh was charged wvith exposinig for sale unstampedl newspapers.- Thomas Franklin. an officer of this establishment, deposect w that hanot ten o'clock thle previous morning lie was passing a through ...