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... COLERIDGF.) Charles Wad/,am Wyndham Penruddock, aged 22. described a surgeon, was capitally indicted ft,r feloniously wounding Thomas Hardy, with intent to do him some grievous bodily harm. ...
... nts for money were found in their possession, from which it appeared a sovereign ha , l been obtained from Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy. governor of Greenwich Hospital, and other moneys from Sir George Martin. the Rev. G. Lock, the Rev. Dr. Cole, Arthur Drummond ...
... took place last Thursday, was honoured by the presence of the Duke of Wellington, Sir Henry and Lady Emily Hardinge ' Sir Thomas Hardy , the officers of the garrison, a n d upwar d s of 200 of the principal inhabitants and visitant. ...
... Princess Augusta, at Kensington Palace. Her Serene Highness the Duchess of Saxe Weimar, Count and Countess Sebastiani, and Sir Thomas Hardy were amongst the visiters to her royal highness yesterday at the above hotel. Last evening her royal highness, accompanied ...
... great number of deaths amongst the aged inmates, and the infirmary is nearly filled with those on the sick list. Sir Thomas M. Hardy, the gallant Governor, has been most unremitting in affording every comfort to them. At the Royal Military College of ...
... strangely called a life reserver. and which would be produced to the jury—a blow that endangered the life of Mr. hardy. Dr. Thomas Hardy examined—l am a surgeon retired from practice, and reside at Walworth. lam one of the examinere at Apothecaries' Hall ...
... Robert Gordon, Sir John Wells, Sir E. Barnes, Sir R. Adair, Sir William Houstoun, Lord Stafford, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir William Lumley, Sir W. Gordon, Sir Thomas Dallas, Admiral Sir James Whitshed. Bart., Sir Pulteney Malcolm, Sir W. Pringle, the Earl of Minto ...
... highness was saluted both on her arrival and departure. On her royal highness's way back to town, she lunched with Sir Thomas and Lady Hardy, at Greenwich Ilospital. In the evening her royal highness and suite honoured the performances at Astley's Amphitheatre ...
... in a few minutes. Tiler' s no papers found upon him. borate.; Thomas Hardy, the prisoner alluded to, corro evidence of the preceding witness. The deceased w 2g h i s teD 6 , when he (Hardy) left him at half-past seven; and fr om t all' of voice in which ...
... Halstead, Sir Harry Neal, Sir B. Martin. William Houstoun, Sir E. Barnes, Sir R. Stanford, Sir R. Adair, Sir W. Lumley, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir T. Dallas, Sir W. Pringle, Sir Lowry Cole, Sir Pulteney Malcolm, Sir T. Williams. The officers of the order present ...
... which he promised to do in a few minutes. no papers found upon him. Thomas Hardy, the prisoner alluded to, corroborate evidence of the preceding witness. The deceased when he (Hardy) left him at half-past seven; and from ' ullw e Ot of voice in which ...
... Vice• Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart., G.C.8., master of her Majesty's hospital at Greenwich. The Queen has also been pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the said great seal, constituting and appointing Thomas Henry Lister, Esq ...