... JURY. Thomas Somerville Reeves, Esq-, foreman ; Francis B. Beamish, James Murphy, Henry BagneM, Robert Charles Sug'ue, Richard Beare, Michael Roberts. Edward Morrogh, Nicholas Dunscombc ( Mount Desert), Wm. C. Rogers, William A. Saunders, Thomas Hardy ...

... Shannon ,he of Moycarne and Captain Henry Meynell. M.P. •• ° ® and Clonburne, arturtwl the i,, .bove- Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy. ® 0 have been deposited, and Captain Sir J. C. CoghiU, .- •* ,« mentioned amir George Uaraon, Inn- Reir Admiral White ...

... reform met on Monday, at Radley’s Hotel, Bridge-street, London, to celebra’e the forty-third anniversary of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Horne Tooke, John Thelwall, and others, from the charge of high treason, preferred against them, in I7IU, by the ...

... second don. .. ; Miss Ann Elphinstone. •• , , Captain Samuel Brown •• n Captain Henry Meynell. M.P. -• | . Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy. • • Captain Sir J. C. CoghiU, •• Rear Admiral White. second don. .. Captain T. Morgan, '* 0 Mr. James Wade. Surgeon, R ...

... horses. Thomas Hardy, Portobello barracks, Dublfi.% saddier. Daniel E. Alt, Irishtown, Dublin, gent. Patrick Smith, Petticoat-lane, Dublin, grocer. Moses Cullen, Lower Kevin-st., Dublin, hay fartor. Donald M'Dougall, Londonderry, corn dealer. Thomas Byrne ...

... Strength, combined with Activity, is aduiitted all judges la be unequalled in th# South of Ireland. APRIL 17—WIND t. Arrived— Thomas, Hardy, New Ross, Hags and coats Sailed—Amity. Leslie, Quebec. Emigrants Mary Elliott, Florcqce, Newhaveu, provisions Tweed, Leslie ...

... on Saturday morning for Woolwich, to inspect the Arsenal. Her Royal Highness on her way to London lunched with Sir Thomas and Lady Hardy, at the Greenwich Hospital. In the evening her Royal Highness went to Astley's Amphi- theatre. The Countess of Denbigh ...

... Tu* Lire I.oip jEwtis.— Om Tlmrul iy oltl veteran to (ireenwich Ht«|>ital, accomjiatiierl liy gentleman on belialf Sir Thomas Hardy, the govc'uor of that inslitation, niutle ap|tlit'atton to the magistrates of Hall re*|trt'ting some jewels which l»e--lungetl ...

... consequence rtytl naval hospital to poblic ln of'd^hs Greenwich there e jufirmary nearly amongst the aged ,n “* . JL * Sic Thomas M. Hardy. zszz =r. bssffiriissSatt Foot Guards, ,nd those doing duty the Tower. St. James’s Palace, the Horse Guards, and Windsor ...

... been great number of deaths amongst the aged inmates, and the infirmary is nearly filled with those the sick list. Sir Thomas M. Hardy, the g dlant Governor, has been most unremitting affording every comfort them. At the Royal Military College of Chelsea ...

... rendered biro unfit for sea j therefore, hi* flag-ship, the Foudroyanl, sailed for Malta, under his captain, who was not Sir Thomas Hardy. On arriving off Valetta, the capital of that island, iVieesnge from Commodore Sir Manly Dixon, (then commanding the Lion ...

... on the Committee of Merchants the ensuing year, when the following gentlemen were drawn iSamuel Lane, Edmond Goold, Thomas Hardy. Robert Carr. John Burke, James Morgan, J. Hodder. William I. Shaw, Reuben Deaven, George Wheatley, Robert Honan, James ...