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... Tipperary. Tremendous storm on the Alps; by which the passage of the Sirnplun is partially destroyed. 20. Death of Sir Thomas Masterrean Hardy, Baronet, and K. C. 8., at Greenwich, in the 71st year of his age. 23. Colonel Pasley succeeds in firing off one of ...
... Androoie.che, Harrier, Tweed, Emerald tender. NAVAL PROMOTIONS AND APPnijrTMKNTt. Promotions—Captain.—Commanurt J, B. B, M‘ Hardy, from Co«s. Guard, Isle of Wight. Commander.— Litnt. George Parker, of the Coast Guard vice- Lieutenants.— Wm. Compton, Mtling ...
... d Hall; A. R, Ford, Esq., Ellel Hall j J. Swainaon, Esq., olHalton Hall; Inman, of Silverdale; H. Wright, Esq., Heysham: —Hardy, Esq., and other good Conservatives, some of whom we fear we heve unintentionally overlooked, inasmuch as this list of leading ...
... shall take Thomas; I.- van Oliver, who is the seventh witness, commencing with : *• ..uioi.d _r I-e fir-l ; for he t\a> the first called undoubtedly I a -poke to the charge, as Mr. Maule was merely exa- .ined H. lo the list of witnesses. Thomas Bey an Oliver ...
... and appeared to have studied with much attention. The deceased, who was a youth of considerable promise, was a son of Mr. Thomas Hay, of Shrewsbury, and nephew of Mr. W. Hay, silversmith, of this town.— Wolverhampton Chronicle. SECOND AND MOST EXTRAORDINARY ...
... Andromache, Harrier, Tweed, Emerald tender. NAVAL PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS.—PROMOTIONS.—Capbtin—Cointninder J. .B. B. Mc Hardy, from Coast Guard, Isle of Wight. Commander—Lient. George Parker, of the Caatt Guard Service. Lieutenants—Lord William Compton ...
... Governor of Greenwich Hospital, be rrqoasted to accept lbs office Vice-Patron, vacant the lamented death of Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy j which was carried aeelamatioa. A very satisfactory statement ot finances of tbe Club was made by tbe Treasurer ; and ...
... hour, but you shall have it more fully to-morrow. SEVENTH DAY.— TUESDAY. Previous to the commencement of the proceedings Mr. Thomas, as counsel for Lewellyn, applied for money taken from the prisoner at the time of his arrest, in order th.t it m ?? 7? restored ...
... repeal of SsTik’e Act. knew that Urn wu palpable and tangible object U mppk with. Again, to the of Wataew, Horne Hooke, aud Hardy, the chargee sacra plain and sobstaatml. They were charged one after tka altar with tka latent eshrert kw of the country, to ...
... Winthrop B. Scaly, Retreat, Ksq. ; Thomas Sherlock, Ba.don, K-q. ; Simeon Hardy, Cork, Esq. ; Kd- ward Glilman, Hock House, Ksq.; W'm Conner, Mishels, Ksq.; Capt. Corker, Iniiishaniion; Capt. Herrick, Shippool ; Thomas Herrick. Shippool, Ksq.; Dr. Corbett ...
... to inform the public of the danger of venturing io certain parts, but notwithstanding this, many of the skaters were fool-hardy enough to perform evolutions near the spot so marked, the result of which was in one or two ammo deservedly a good ducking ...
... UNIVERSITY OF LONDON, JUNIOR SCHOOL. Under the Government of thc Council of the College. READ MASTERS. THOMAS HEWITT KEY, A.M., Professor of Latin, University College. HENRY MALDEN, A.M., Professor of Greek, University College. THE School will RE-OPEN ...