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... Wride, the Kirkbnrton, Arthur, second son of James S, Ley, Esq., of Durraut House, Devon, to Caroline,youngest danghter of Thomas Hardy, Esq., of Birksgate, in the county of York. , „ dept. 22, Crediton.Wm. Deans, Esq., of Bath, to Mary Frances Rebecca, second ...
... and Mr. and Mrs. Gapper, I. belle l'«r Miss Batsfurd, Mrs. I Mag. Mr*. arr Miu-hel and family!; Mis* B!uk-. Mr. Hardy, Mr. Thomas Hardy, and Miaa Taylor. U, H'fdnry Terrace * At the Plough HoTKI.. The Mr. Holland, 11. J',Unite Marchioness of Lansdoanr ...
... St, George’s, Hanover-s«|uare. Lord Seabird, to Lady Hardy, widow of Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, G.C.B. late Governor of Greenwich Hospital. Oct. I, at St. Mary parish church, thu Rev. Thomas W, Allies, Examining Chaplain, to the Bishop of London ...
... Esq., Coroner her Majesty’s Household ! and the Verge, and a Jury composed of the olficers of tlie household, on the body Thomas Hardy, one the pages of her Royal Highness the Princess An! gusta. The deceased was found in a dying slate early Saturday morning ...
... Nor are the almost super-human powers of these inventions based upon this officer's report alone. Sir Richard Keates, Sir Thomas Hardy (an officer of forty years' standing), two naval Lords, and a distinguished Admiral, have ali concurred in attesting their ...
... solitude. Juaeph Barry, aged 26. and Thomas Hardy, aged 30, charged with stealing three fowls at Stavel ton. the property of William lane ; the first-named primmer was sentenced to five months' hard lals..ur, acid Hardy was setpiiiied. Henry Cotterall, aged ...
... 23, at Kirburton, Arthur, second son of J. S. Ley, _of Durrant House, in this county, to Caroline, young- jaughter of Thomas Hardy, Esq., of Birksgate, in the sty of York. a Tuesday mor’ ning, at St. Andrew’s Church, Plymouth, the Rev. John Hatchard ...
... Greenwich Hospital, V at Leamington last night. He was raised to the rank of fdtniral ofthe Blue in 1837, and succeeded Sir Thomas Hardy, the Governor, who died on the 20th of September, 1830, thus havheld the appointment, about which so much noise was made ...
... feeling hi* health severely attacked. was raised to the rank of Admiral of the Blue in 1837, and succeeded the gallant Sir Thomas Hardy, Governor Greenwich Hospital, in September, 1839. The disease which cariied him off was inflammation of tbe bowels. The ...
... warfare. The Sailor King saw and conversed with the projector, and referred him to tbe late Sir Richard Keates, and Sir Thomas Hardy. Sir Richard Keates, in company with a naval officer of 40 yeare* service, yet alive, who fought at Trafalgar, and was ...
... the gl be altered. The nature of the inventions is not stated, | have been examined and approved by Sir Richard Keates ‘Thomas Hardy, by an officer of forty years’ standing in the by two naval rds, by a distinguished Admiral now livin whom have concurred ...
... Aston Subedge, and semen end to six weeks . 'l*. * »*ch offence, with the exception one month tohiudn# Jnsejo, tiurry, and Thomas Hardy, 30. chnrgod with stealing three fowls, at Maverton. the property William Lane; thefir-t--■amed prisoner was sentenced ...