... the most painful duties of his high office, of which the most important was the prosecution, in the year 1795 or 1796, of Thomas Hardy and Mr. Horne Tooke, and other defendants, for high trea- son. Never was there amore eventful moment for England. It was ...

... Hon. Jane Sar: Hood, daughter of the Right Hon. Lord and Lady Bridport. Jan. 4, Peter, youngest son of the late Mejor Thomas B. P. Hardy, Koyal Artillery, to Harriet, youngest daughter of the late Major- Charies C. Campbeil, of Barbreck, Arzyleshire. Nov ...

... Church, the Rev. Thomas Fitzgerald Plum mer, to Diana, fifth daughter of the Rev. E. Thomas. At Lismore, the Rev. John Jackson, of Tallow, to Rose, daughter of William Poole, Esq., Glenranre, county Waterford. At Annahilt Church, Thomas Waring, of Waringfield ...

... ty Church, the ev. Thomas Fitzgerald Plummer, to Dia ta, fifth daughter of the R’’V. E. Thomas. ismnre. the Rev. John Jackson, Tallow, Rose, daughter of William Poole, E*g., of Gleomnre, county Waterford. At \ nahdt Church. Thomas Waring, of Waringfield ...

... the Most Noble the M: of Ormonde, Major-General Shortail, Rev Thomas Kingston, Simeon Boileau, George W Boileau, Classon and Duggan, Esqra, and Amonymous, Miss Courtney, TWarbam, and P D Hardy, Exqrs, 10s each.—Per the Kev J H Mason and Alexander Laurance ...

... instant, at Cricket St. Thomas, Semersetshire, YTomig Hugh Holbech, Esq., eldest son of Will ln Itolbech Esq., of Farn- lorough,, Warwiekhire, to the Hon. Jane Sarah laood, daghter of Lord Bri iport. On the 4th instant, Petert Hardy, Eqs. Youngest sonr of ...

... Ormonde, Major-General Shortali, Rev Thomas Kin; ton, Simeon Boileau, Ge W Boileau, Classon and Duggan, rs, Mrs. Watkins, and nonymous, It each; Mrs Smoke, Miss Courtney, T Warham, J. Stephenson, and Phill; Dixon Hardy, Esqrs, 10s each.—Per the Kev J H Mason ...

... Ormonde. Major-General Shortall, Rev Thomas Kingston, Simeon Boileau, George W Boileau, Ciasson and Duggan, Exsqrs, Mt Mrs. Watkins, and Anonymous, each; Mrs Smoke, Miss Courtney, T Warham, J, Stephenson, ind Philip Dixon Hardy, Esqrs, 10s each.—Fer the Kev ...

... has always marked his Honour's previous career through life. Doctor Stock, in reply to Sir Thomas Staples, then ex- pressed himself to the following ?? Thomas Sta- ples, I do assure you I feel most unaffectedly gratified and obliged by the very kind and ...

... take his order as of this day. What motive could 1 have for attacking them ? Is it for. Rule accordingly. the love of Dixon Hardy, of the Mail, the Packet, or the ' ' Barnsdale v. Kille*. Harder, who employ them? The only papers 1 care for in Mr. Gilmore ...

... subjects the# fay bw* a slight regard (bear, hear). What motive could I have for attacking them ? Is for the lore of Diion Hardy, of the Mail, the Adtet, or the Harder, who employ them ? The only papers I care for in Dublin are the Frttman, the Rtf*- ter ...

... Archib Id M'Kellar, of a son. In Cheltenham, the lady Mr. Charles Griffiths, sol citor, ol son. Gloucester, the holy of Mr. Thomas Burrnp. of twins. The lady of Edward Dawson, Esq , of Aide Hall, Lancaster of a daughter. ,r At Knotty Ash, Lancashire, the ...