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... been great number of deaths amongst the aged inmates, and the infirmary is nearly filled with those ou the sick-list. Sir Thomas Hardy, the gallant Governor,, has been most unremitting in affording every comfort to them. At the Royal Mili'ary College of ...
... years. On the 31st ult., sged 57 years, Mr. Samuel Harrison, of Cnorlton-upon-Medlock. On the 31st ult., aged 45 years, Mr. Thomas Hardy Holt, of Chapel-street, Salford. On tie 31st Silt., aged 70 years, .Mrs. Hague, of Greenhill Terrace, Greenheys. On the ...
... great number of deaths amongst the aged himates, and the in- firmary is nearly filled with those on the sick list. Sir Thomas ML. Hardy, the gallant Governor, has been most unremitting in affording every comfort to them. At the Royal Military College qf ...
... Wymlham Penruddorke, surgeon, aged 22, waa capitally for an'awfnlly, maliciously, and felonious!? rutting an lwoumiing Thomas Hardy, by inflicting blow upon his head with intent to do Urn some grievous bodily harm, and also with intent to murder him. ...
... 131 David Marshall, stone mason, of this town, formerly of Dsu- glas, Isle of Man. On the 31st ultites, aged 45i years, Thomas Hardy H.,lt, w earthenware and china dealer, C>hapel-street, Salford. He has left a widow and four children to deplore their ...
... twenty-two described « • surgeon, was capitally lodictcd for feloniously wounding Hardy, with intent him wme grievous boclily h.irro. Ihe prosecutor was Dr Thomas Hardy, one the esammers at Apothecaries* Hall. the day prisoner committed tbe oftnee charged ...
... have been great number of deaths among the aged inmates, and the infimary nearly filled with those 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 ...
... rendered him unfit for sea; therefore, his flag-ship, the Foudroyant, sailed for Malta, under his Captain, who was not Sir Thomas Hardy. On arriving off Valetta, the capital of that island, a message from Commodore Sir Manly Dixon, (then commanding the Lion ...
... RE-OPENING OF ST. CLEMENT'S -*-!/ CHAPEL, CHORLTON-CUM-HARDY, near Mantester.—Tho above Chapel, which has bean considerably enlarged, will be RE-OPENED for Worship* TO-MORROW, October 15th, when TWO SERMONS JUI preached, and COLLECTyrNS made behalf the ...
... BLACKBURN ILOHAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. PATRON, JOHN FOWDEN HINDLE, ESQ. PRESIDENT,— J. BARLOW, ESQ. STEWARDS. MR. THOMAS AINSWORTH, MR. V\Al. HENRY TURNER. Mb. W. Jl. MORRICE, Treasurer. Mr. J. FAIRBROTHER, Secretary. rpflE FIRST MEETING of t-bis ...
... Wright, Robert Ogden, Thomas Fox, Thomas Lomas, and William Swan Dixon. Mr. Cressvvell and Mr. Crompton appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Neville for the defendant. Mr. in opening the pleadings, said, in this case William Hardy, broker, was the plaintiff ...
... applied to Mr. Hardy. He had no doubt of it. On his cross-examination, by Mr. Neville, Mr. Bird stated, that he was not very intimate with Mr. Hardy any more than any other man on 'Change. On Mr. Neville asking the witness in what credit Mr. Hardy was, Mr. ...