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... which he was rescued by the representations Mr. P. N. Scott, Surgeon, of Norwich, aided by the powerful influence of Sir Thomas Hardy, then one of the Lords of the Admiralty, and - Sir William Beatty, M.D. (Physician at the Royal Hospital at Greenwich) ...
... wrong, and every man will sit peaceably under his own fig-tree. Since the days of John Horne Tooke, John Tlhelwall, and Thomas Hardy, there never has, perhaps, appeared so much popular talent employed to resist aristocratical oppressions as at this time ...
... the materiel of the Navy. Never was there an officer who understood the wants of the naval profession better than Sir Thomas Hardy. Never did any man know better what a man-of-war should be, never was there one who could more duly appreciate the true ...
... Mallaburn, do Isabella. Watson, Constantine, Cook, do Economy. Cowell, Choice, Borkett, do Holton, Urodie, do Rich. A Thomas,Thomas, do ...
... J ohn & Mary, Thomas London for Strangford SCILLY sailed for 24 Eliza, Nowlan Ancona ILFRACOMBE . arrived from 30 Thomas Elizabeth, Herd Liverpool leaky, and with loss of bulwarks—bound to Waterford NEWPORT sailed for 28 Druid, Hardy Marseilles ...
... William Birchatn, Thomas Stockbridge. , Adjourned—Bishop Cranmer Sully. Original Unopposed—John Nevvbank, Thomas Pettinger, Thomas Horsley, William Reeves. Original Opposed—George Bartlett, William Charles Cole, Samuel Crampin Thomas Walsh Vokes, Gaspar ...
... -BIshop Cranlier Sully. ORIOINAL 'UNorPoplaD.-john Newbank, Thomas Pettloger. Thomas Hlorsley. WillIam Beeves, ORuOINAL OPPOSsiD.-George Sartlett, Willa Charles Cole. Samuel Cramplon, Thomas Walsh Vokes, Gaspar Peter slias De Arabet, commonly called the ...
... agent, ,March 2, at twelve, at the office of Mr. Hardy, solicitor, Bath. Joseph Garner, Dunchurch, Warwickshire. innkeeper and coach proprietor, March Cl. at one, at the Craven Arms Hotel. Coventry. Thomas Price and George H. Powell, Hay, Brecan, dealers ...
... Kalp-past Nine. London Common Juries.— Davis v. Sheppard—Ward v. Pearson —Ward v. Byrne—Tollitt v. Shenston Thomson v. Milne—Hardy v. Astell. The Inst cause is No. 84 on the printed list. PALACE COURT, Westminster.—Sit at Half past Nine. M'Lcod Berncy—Lamb ...
... Scott Stokes, Esq, ;ler , , sq., . . Capt. sir A. P. Green, R.N. James Whiskin. E./. • E. iialowell, Esq..M.A.,F.R.S. Henry Thomas Windsor, Esq. , The Principle of this Society is that of Mutual Assurance by, . and amongst, its Members. Its Divisions are ...
... aUsoo. Wright, do Cityßocbestr.Granger, Rochstr Harrier, Pepper, (4) I.omlon Concord, Cramp, Ramsgate Hera, Foreman, London Thomas Betsy, Catchpo!e,do Goldfinch, hmirkc, WHna, Brown, do Brothers, Tyrer, Newport Roaeville. Robertson, London Thos & Mary. ...
... plea—Allison v Herring, plea—Young v Lord Waterpark, two dernurrers—Gte v Woolston, demurrer—Lidbetter v Long, ditto—Miles v Thomas, ditto— Lockwood v Smith, ditto—Cartwright v Harcourt, ditto—Lushington v Price, ditto—Stuart • Brockwell, ditto—Davenport ...