... direction of Major Colquhoun), together with the two 32- pounders in the Desierto, which Captain Lapidge and .Lieutenant Le Hardy directed personally, having the men of the two British men of war to work the gunsall these guns, I say, opened upon the enemy's ...

... direction of Major Colquhoun), together with the two 32- pounders in the Desterto, which Captain Lapidge and Lieutenant Le Hardy directed personally, having the men of the two British men of war to werk the gunsall these guns. I say, opened upon the enemy's ...

... offence of wounding Mr. Hardy, with intent to do him grievous bodily harm. - Mr. Randall, of Finsbury•square, surgeon and apothecary, was then examined. He stated that he is one of the Court of Examiners, and was present when Mr. Hardy was wounded. On entering ...

... the respect in which the people of this kingdom hold the memory of those pure and really noble men, Thomas iNluir, Joseph Gerrald, William Skirving, Thomas Palmer, and Maurice Margarot, over whose tombs the genius of political justice has long written the ...

... the respect in which the people of this kingdom hold the memory of those pure and really noble men, Thomas Muir, Joseph Gerrald, William Skirving, Thomas Palmer, and Maurice Margarot, over whose tombs the gpnius of political justice htisdong written the ...

... a great number of deaths amongst the aged inmates, and the infirmary is nearly filled with those oa the sick list. Sir Thomas Hardy, the gallant Governor, has been most unremitting in affording, every comfort to them. At the Royal Military College of ...

... the wheels passed over her right leg, severely fracturing the bone between the knee and ankle joints. She was taken to St. Thomas's Hospital. A woman named Flaxinan, in crossing Hyde Park, carrying her husband's dinner, walked into the Serpentine River ...

... W. Woodward and Co., Chapel-street, Soho, wireworkers, so far ai regards W. Duke—J. Nikols and Co., shipbrokers—W. Thomas and G. Thomas, Frampton Cotterell, GlOucestershire, fanners—J. Bird and H. Smythies, Congreve-street, attouleys—W. Bent and J. Bent ...

... Charles Ifradhant IVyndhana Penruddocke, a respectable looking young man, was indicted for feloniously , wounding Mr. Thomas Hardy, with intent to do him some grievous bodily harm. Mr. Adolphus conducted the case for the prosecution, and Mr. Phillips ...

... bench. - Charles Wadham Wynciham Penruddocke, a respectable looking young man, was indicted for feloniously wounding Mr. Thomas Hardy, with intent to do him some grievous bodily harm. • Mr. Adolphus conducted the case for the prosecution, and Mr. Phillips ...

... March Mr. Grote will move for leave to bring in a bill for taking votes at elections by ballot. On the 9th of March Mr. Thomas Dancombe will move for leave to bring in a bill to repeal that portion of the Reform Act which requires the payment of rates ...

... the house some idea of the feeling that existed throughout the country arrd in this great metropolis on this subject. Mr. HARDY presented a petition from an individual named Dillon, praying that his case might be taken into consideration, and that he ...