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... The meeting was attended by the Duke of Wellington, Earl of Minto, Viscount Howick, Lord Hill, Sir Hussey Vivian, Sir Thomas Hardy, the Right Hon. H. Labouchere, Sir Henry Hardinge, Sir James Kempt, Sir Charles Adam, Sir George Cockburn, and Sir Alexander ...
... smell of gunpowder, which he accordingly does, and throws them all of a heap. He has learned, however, from his friend, Sir Thomas Hardy (par exemple'„ that the clandestine youth is one of good famiiy and fortune, and be forthwith consents to a happy denouement ...
... of WELLINGTON presided; and, in addle 'ion to his grace, there were present Lord Colville, Lord Ingestrie, Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, the sheriffs of London, and ,ther persons of rank and distinction. After the dinner, the Duke of WELLINGTON proposed the ...
... Hedley, by Lieutenant General Sir Thomas Bradford. Mr. Bonfield, by the Earl of Gleneall, Mr. Edmund Meares Kelly, by the Marquis of Downehire. Mr. Seto n steuart, by the Hon. C. A. Murray. Mr. James Nicol, by Colonel Thomas, M.P. Mr. David Morris, M.P., ...
... Among those present we observed Admiral Sir E. Codrington, M. P., Major. General Sir J. B. Savage, R. M., Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Admiral the Hon. F. P. Irby, Sir George Seymour, Admiral White, Sir Spencer Vassall, Sir J. Coghill, Sir F. Collier, Sir ...
... by the Duke of Norfolk. 74,141_11a sheriff of p j Sir Thomas Turton, Bart., by the Right Hon. Sir Gore Ouseley, Bart. i ttit:9 . fr o. `,,`,t, , , by embrokeshire, by the Dean of Hereford. Sir Thomas Hare, Bart., by Lord Henniker. ile e e. ta`reEdo,,r_alaYers ...
... specie paYr e l hi day the pirates were seen from r G . ananoque, when they moved oil rough of Greenwich :—Aemiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart., governor of Greenwich Hospital, Joseph Hargraves and to Hickory Island ;and Majo r Fitzgerald called out his ...
... Elizabeth, far St. Vincent's ; Ellen, Murphy, Trinidad; Dale Park, Snell, Jamaica; West Indian, Simpson, ditte ; Henry Porcher, Hardy, South Australia; Arno, Seals, Cadiz ; Haidee, Herbert , Africa. riPORTSMOUTH, FEB. l4—Wind E. to S.S.E., tine.—Arrived the ...
... acted very beneficially.) Turnips have received a terrible blow: in numberless cases two-thirds have been lost—even the hardy Swedes, in many instances, are destroyed. * a a Some farmers, more circumspect than others, have saved the principal part of ...
... , Alexander Crawford Macleroy, Abraham Rose Bradford, J. Arnold Mould, John Griffith Williams, Thomas Frazer, George Alexander Munro, William Kent, Thomas Brenan, John Sloan, James Stiell, and John Moody, assistant surgeons, are promoted to the rank of ...
... defendant. HARDY V. GRANT. Mr. PLATT and Mr. BAYLEY for the plaintiffs ; Mr. Sergeant GOULIIHRN and ant ther learned gentleman for defendant. The action in this case was of a similar nature with the preceding one, and was brought by Madame Hardy (in her ...
... Jamaica. 00WES, 6.—Arrived the Orienten. Pyke, Batavia; Fortitude, Thomas, Pernambuco ; Elizabeth, Choate, Matanzas ; Ceres, Howland, New Bedford. _ _ _ PORT - LA - VD, 6.—Arrived off, Hero, Hardy, South Australia ; Nautilus, Williams, St. Lucia. BRISTOL, 6 ...