DEATH OF VISCOUNT VALENTIA
... becomes heir presumptive to the title. That gentleman was married in 1785 to Miss Catherine Hardy, only daughter and heiress of the late gallant Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, by whom he has a large family. ...
... becomes heir presumptive to the title. That gentleman was married in 1785 to Miss Catherine Hardy, only daughter and heiress of the late gallant Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, by whom he has a large family. ...
... severe in the higher latitudes.— W estmoreland Gazette. The fifty-first anniversary of the acquittals of John Home Tooke, Thomas Hardy, and John Thelwall, was cele- brated on Wednesday evening at the Crown and Anchor j Tavern, when a party of about one hundred ...
... their re- rank of Admiral of the Blue collection that disgraceful in 1837, and succeeded Sir system of coarsa attack on Thomas Hardy, the late Go the part of the Tory press vernor, who died on the 20th which followed his appoint- of September, 1839, thus ...
... f'-odc, Augesant v. Parry, Hodgkinson v. Cooper, ' ?? ?? r Harper, Lockhart v. Hardy, Thomas v. Hardy, ! ?? 0 £ n T Hardy. Hardy v. Arundell, Lockhart v. Lee, | Nt *f a r ! v Hardy, Lockhart v. Crouch, Matthews ...
... ., I returned a verdict for the Queen of l r ~ INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT ?? ( Before the Chief Coinrm-. ?? , ' J I.N RE THOMAS HARDY AM, ?? These insolvent, were opposed on the par- • The cases occupied the Com t a long tun, 1 1 vents were indebted to ...
... the whole scene ex- tremely gratifying and exciting. This vessel has been built on a principle suggested by the late Sir Thomas Hardy She was meant, when first laid down, to be emoloved lin _S_ Baltic, and was therefore made ia draw less «m_i than ?? of-war ...
... the plaintiff for the amount claimed. ;SO.VF.NI DEBTORS' COURT.— Ti esday, Aug. 4. Before the Chief Commissioner. ) IN KE THOMAS HARDY. r v ?? ol ? his insolvent occupied the Court until part , »h'n it was adjourned to Thursday, on which , - ; _-)ii named ...
... circum- stances so public, we need have no delicacy ia mentioning names. The gentleman who committed the assault is Mr. Thomas Hardy, brother of the lady in question ; the gen- tleraan assaulted is Captain Bunbury, of her Majesty's 67th Foot. The Cork ...
... employed in the service. When the late Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy was appointed to the command of the South American station, in 1819, he se- lected the deceased as his Flag Captain, and he remained with Sir Thomas up to 1822. We believe his last official duty ...
... more than fifteen inches. Her magssine ia also to be altered. At present it ia in midships, on the plan of the late Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir P. Malcolm, and Sir Frederick Maitland. It is now to be placed forward, on the recent improved plan oi which the magazine ...
... Charles Hallowell Carew, Osborue Foley. Thomas Warraod, Thomas Lyoc. Commanders— John Cbiene, lsaae Shaw, Edward Pitts, Thomas Phillip Le Hardy, Alexander M'L-.od (aj, James Smith (bi, John L.mbrick. Walter Jameson, Thomas Ratsey, Frederick ...
... o'clock. At that hour there were only four naval officers present, viz., Sir George Cockbura, Sir Pulteney Malcolm, Sir Thomas Hardy, aad Sir George Martin, and those four waited patiently upwards of an hour, momentarily expecting to be joined by a numerous ...