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... spireysubsquet reela~on hav ben mae, hichledlat e s Adaciral Fleming has been appointed successor to the late Sir ar be Thomas Hardy, as governor of Ge eenwleh Hospital. 106 OnTedyeeigsbmih oedaoialrfinpae 'bo On Tuesday evening sc'nnight some diabolical ...
... that wero acquitted or free.-rurtters' Mla- guziNe. ANeCDOTE OF THE LATE Sin TnOMaAS HARDY. -The following fact, which proves the strong attachment of Sir Thomas Hardy to the memory of his distinguished cons- mander Lottd Nelson, came to tite knowledge ...
... appointment of a successor to tile late gallant Sir Thomas Hardy. Mr. Feaergs O'Connor has declared himself a candidate for tie ?? Riding of the county of York at the next clec- ?? Herald. The Rev, Thomas Chambers, MA.! of St. John's College, Camibridge ...
... DOMESTIC. DEATH OF Sta THsoMtAs M. HARDY, BART.-At a few mninutes before two o'clock, on the afternoon of yesterday week, (Friday,) that meritorious and gallant officer, Rear- Admiral Sir Thomas MIlasternan Hardy, Bart. ?? go- vernor of the Royal Hospital ...
... evening that there were ten thousand men in of arms on the borders. The men of Ncwcastle and Carlisle also nt were up. and the hardy sons of the soil were ready to strike a blow at ?? Chai lsian of the Chartist Manchester ineet- iP ing,. on the 13th. ly I ...
... B. G. llornby, Esq,, of Laincaster, took the chair, and about '120 gentlemen sat down to dinner, among whom, we recognised Thomas Greene, Esq., KItP., John Armstrong, Esq., Mayor of Lancaster, James Clarko, Esq., Laund, Edward Dawson, Esq., Aldcliffe, ...
... this place, (Leigh), but it was some time 'f uQurt' it could become available, it blowingso hard& No poit alfordls al more hardy, steady, and willina'race of watermei titnn Lpigh, ever otl the ilook-out on all occasions torenddr ?? Chranicle. , Tim BIIOUGIIA ...
... Longton 'Marsh, belonging to Mr. Thomas Wilkins. The candidates for the smaller cup were young men, six it number, and their allotted ground a clover field:- Ptloughi wel Otenerr. Henry Wilkils ?? Mr. Thomas Wilkins. Thomas MIoss ?? Mr. Robert Moss. Richard ...
... tiles P'oii -otlee on Friday ustlast. charged wvith assaulting W IliamnTihomat, a pollee-officer. igi ,Fron the testimony of Thomas, who wasto still so wveek and Ill this that lid wee obliged to be ascommnodated with a chair, It a? &d eared thstwien on duty ...
... carried their men by very large majorities. The following were elected: Thomas Lee, ThomasThomasson, Joseph Bell, Robert Walsh, James Barry, John Hmomr, Robert Haslan, John M I'Kin nll, Thomas Brook, and Richard Nightingale. SEnsasoNB.-On Sunday last, two very ...
... tim behest to which our eritdelgu pi ts, viz., a ?? in her professio. Biohtvay Ihobtcry, itrh Violence.-David Daweon and Thomas Run!t twio well-dress~ed men, were, on Mond~ay last, placed attha bar of thle police-office, chare With having assaulted James ...
... eommnon vagrant. I JUVENILE DEPRAVITY, AND BAN:EFUL EFFECTS OF THE BAD EXAmPLE or A PARENT.-On Saturday last, at the Town-liall, Thomas Topping, who was some time since convicted, with his son William, a child of apparently about eight or nine years of age, ...