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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 ...
... maker Win Kenrick Wynn Thomas Brown Win Overton ironmonger Edw Hales draper W B drug Richard Hughes bookseller John Birch Puleston and drapers John Orford John Francis Thomas Rogers maltster Thomas Hall inahstei Jones draper Thomas Roland John Jones ironmonger ...
... own relatione who would Welab heard that objection to English Bishop England (hear) Suppose it so they would be John Thomas’s or Thomas Jones’s wbo could speak to and instruct tbe people committed to their charge native language (hear) Mr Williams concluded ...
... Murray Esn John Hardie, Esc John Gibson, Esq. Daniel Fisher, Esq. Alexander Cowan, Esq. James Balfour, Esq. Daniel Fisher, Esq. James Balfour, Esq. James Howdeh, Esq. Peter Forbes, Esq. Adam Wilson, Esq. R. Cadell, Esq. Adam Wilson, Esq. Thomas Bevendge, Esq ...
... 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 ...
... the House was, would this Bill do good to Ireland? He was of opinion it would not,and therefore it had his opposition. Mr HARDY did not think the Irish people en- titled to have what they asked in the shape of Cor- porate Reform,,until they conducted ...
... bill provision coroners of Durham motion of Mr J S Court few observations Mr D W Harvey Mr O'Connell J Russell Mr Baines Mr Hardy STANIFY it intention of his Majesty’s Government move for the of inquire into working of in Lord J Russell replied that it ...
... immediate almlition of signed 38700 it support Mr Broth frton said feeling church that they virtually abolished for three years Mr Hardy presented praying for an alteration in the system petitions presented praying bill the amendment of municipal corporations ...
... proceeded upon a sound, practical, and just principle. (Hear.) Sir James Graham was for a full, fair, and impartial enquiry Mr. Hardy said if an inquiry were allowed into the opera- tion of the bastardy clause he should vole with his Majesty's government; but ...
... 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 ...
... an indictitent 0u0 charging Onse wvith stealing a slteep, the property of d ken Jfosephi Hardy, of Siniderland.-Transportation for we lfe. sat, Joseph Oakes, Thomas Athertsot, and George Tiilosn,a oly weere ~itdicted for burglnriously breaking anod entering ...
... Auction BY MR WILLIAMS near Flint on following days until is of STOCK Implements in IIus-l HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ('tate 'he of Thomas Evton Esq 'Wing principally of good milch COWS calved 1 r short-horned bull two two-year-old heifers ditto seven powerful ...