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... lemaia* Sir Thomas Hardy were conveyed extremely plain ; it is oak, covered with black cloth, and studded with gilt nails; it no armorial bearings heraldic escutcheons whatever. The inscription up** it was simply thb—•• Thomas Martinas* Hardy. Bart., G ...
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... governorship of Greenwich Hraqatal has been held succession Sir Henry Thompson, Sir John Colpoya, Sir Richard Keats, and Sir Thomas Hardy, the late governor, appoints! by Sir James Graham when the head the Admiralty Sow what has been the conduct of the Karl ...
... tluilty. The priiimw aeqiulted upon the two other indictments. MARY M-WILLI was with Mealing Burton, from the person William Hardy, one fire pound note, twenty shillings and three-pence, his properly. She was quitted. KLIZABHTH HOWBLL, was charged with stealing ...
... surgeon, of Wakefield, Martha, daughter of the late Mr. John Bellerby, York. On the 21st iimi. at Bridlington, Mr. Charlaa Hardy, journeyman baker, to Mias Mary Taylor, shop maid to J. T. Milner and Co. confecUonan, both of thi* place. On the unit, at ...
... green-ftocer, Jana, cldaat daagktar of Mr. Whitekaad. cooper, all place. th* the office of the Supennteodenl Regiatrmr, the Rev. Thomas Parkinson. Diaacntuf Miniater, to Mn. Mary Ann Eualing. both On the 18th iaaL Sailcoala* Church, Mr. Richard Ramsey, butcher ...
... Islington, London, was involved in great confusion consequence lire at the house of Mr. Hardy, surgeon, ofNo. H, Th* b* rion-slreet. It appears that for some time -Mrs. Hardy has been confined her b*-d. ami nurse attended her. Prior to the above hour the nurse ...
... M--v*n». Moss. Thoma> F.dwards, James Parkinson. and Henry Fleet, for Ma. arthy** Island, in the Gambia. bu«l Sierra Leone; the Rev. Messrs. J. P. and Lauton. for Cuudg; John Richards an-l Wm. Imp'y. for South Eastern Africa; Thomas Burrowcs, Richards ...
... the G. B. Blyth, of a daughter. iCtarnagn. On lay morning, at the Holy Trinitt Church, Mr. B. Martin, son of lie late Mr. Thomas Martin, of Deeping Fen, Lincolnshire, farmer and grazier, Jan**, second daughter of Mr. Robert Black, of Liverpool, whitesmith ...
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... their determination to put a slop and disperse any or all illegal meetings attempted to’ lie held the borough, number of fool-hardy individuals, principally from the neighbouring ullag.w, defiance of the municipal authorities, marched into the town with sticks ...
... if practicable, in the position which they are intended to occupy during the winter. —Select few bushy plants, the •several hardy varieties of rhododendron, of kalmia latifolia, glauca, dec.; politics in variety, together with lew Persian lilac*, and any ...