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... a great number o! leaths amongst the aged inmates,.and the infirmary is nearly illed with those on the sick list. Sir Thomas M. Hardy, the ;allant Governor, has been most unremitting in affording very comfoit to them. At the Royal Military College of 'helsea ...
... Oct. In. Watt was executed at Edlobro• for tressun—he was busi;:, and then Lk head wss severed off. 1701. Nov. 5. The of Thomas Hardy came on for high treason—it emitinued for 9 days, when the prisoner was The p pulare took the horses out id the carriage ...
... nesday, Charles Wadham Penruddock, described I r as a surgeon, was capitally indicted for feloniously h L wounding.Dr. Thomas Hardy. The particulars s1 of this case have already appeared in this paper. Y It will be rerollected that the ?? had under- gone ...
... numerous suit left Hotel early on Saturday morning for Woolwich to inspect Arsenal Royal Highueggon way town lunched Sir Thomas and Hardy at Greenwich Hospital The Prince Augusta left residence Frogmore-lodge near Windsor Wednesday evening for the lodge in ...
... Arthur Theophilus Kinsey Vale, Bromyard, Hereford- shire. linen draper. William Sidney Warwick and Thomas William Cla^ett Billit.-r Square, merchants. Thomas V:gers, George Place, Acre Lane, Brixton, br,Bs .folluder. Joseph Saunders, Watford, Hertfordshire ...
... —Henry Mopsey, ot Oxford-street, ironmonger.— Thomas Woods and John Dowden, of Broadstreet, Portsmouth. cabinet-makers.—John Scantlebury, of David-street, York- place, New-road, near Paddington, carpenter.—Thomas Sim- cock and James Slater, of Little Ryder-street ...
... Bradley, Nine Elms, maltster. Thomas Bayliss, Strand, smith Sarah Barlow and Robert Salmon Mulley, Little Bartlio omew Close, West Siuitbfield, stone rnatons. Samuel Symonds, Basinghall Street, Blackwell Hall, factor. Thomas James Breeds and Charles B irfield ...
... BANKRUPTS. Thomas Evans, Mortimer Street, Cavendish Square, apothecary. Joseph Andrew, Guildford Street East, Wiiaiiuaton Square. licensed victualler. ° Henry Steains, Bunhill Row, grocer. Samuel Carter Hall, Kensington, bookseller. Thomas Russell Drury ...
... Lucifar, 5 yrs. 10st 31bs (C. Hardy) (i 0 1 1 Nfr. Williams's b In Jenny Wren, aged, lOst Vlbs 3 0 2 dr Mr. Harris's b g Barclay, 3 yrs. Sst 71bs 14 4 2 Mr. Robins's b in by Merman, hf b, 4 yrs. Sst 7lbs 2 dr Mr. Thomas's b c Student, 3 yrs. 7st 13 3 ...
... Truro, the Henry, Thomas, from Rotterdam, the Eclipse, Johug, the Agnes, Richaids, and the Trevaurance, Slymau, from St. Ives; the St. Aus le, IU-dtiock, and the Par, Scantleberry, from Fowey, the Jane, Stribley, from St. Anns, the John Hardy, Líing, from ...
... Geraniums prizes 1st 5 Tender Annuals five prizes 1st 2d 7 7 4th - 5th 4 Hardy Anneals in pots two prizes 1st 4 Hardy Herbacious Plants in pots three prizes 1st 10 3d 4 Half-hardy Shrubby Plants prizes 1st 4 Dahlias to he shown pans each pan contain blooms ...
... :-David Thomas, single man, 17, a native of Lhuivair'y Bryn, near Llandovery; Edward Morgan, married, 58, of Blaina, left a widow ind five small children; Thomas Harry, married, 75, of Blaina, left a widow; William Harry, single, 19, son of Thomas Harry; ...