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... Queen Dowsager tsi a sincere friend of the nociely. The letter wris as follows ?? tItrortoragh-is~ivise, May 29. Mvl Dear Sir Thomas Adlanit,__-1 haive vet alloweds a inouietti to etapsc with~otut:ubmitrinv the prospectaves f t hi Saciety ftr then Ea. itnction ...
... decease was inflamirnation of I tbe bowels. He was raised to thil rairk of Admiral of the Blue in 1837, and succeeded Sir Thomas Hardy, the I late Goverinor of Greenwich Hosoital, who died oer the . 20th of September, 1839. He was born in 1774, and mar- ...
... Nunn, Esq., the Rev. T. Warren, - Mercer, sq.., the Rev. W. Burgess, J. Gordon Rebouw, Esq., the Rev. a. Burmester, Jas. Hardy, jun., Esq., P. Calsrington, Esq., C. Joaselyn, Esq., Capt. Runnacles, J, M.LeakeEsq., and Mr. Patitick, Mr. Mashiter, Mr. ...
... 21 days' imprisonment & hard labour. (CONIMITasENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND House or O . CosLvFcTION.-Thomas Potter and Charles Ford, by the Rev. Thomas Brown, charged with having, with ose other person unknown, been in certain iiclosed land at Blaylliam ...
... coming off, on which the bigh.spirit- ed animal became restless. The accident, however, was luickly repaired, as Serjeant Hardy cut off the lea~thern throng from tie top11 of his stalt, atnd gavl. it to tite groim by the side of the horse, when the winker ...
... the Dean of Leighlin, 1001.; Sir Thomas Dyke and Mr. Acland, 5001. ; Lord Bexley, 1001. ; Colonel Austen, 1001. ; the Marquis of Cholmon- deley, 5001. John Gladstone aind Sons, 1,0001. ; Mr. G. Frere, 100!. Mr. John Hardy, 2501. ; Mr. Benjamin Harrison ...
... threefold his service, whose merits and claims appear to have been most unjustly lost sight of in his ?? Service Gazette. Admiral Thomas has been appointed to succeed Ad- miral Ross, as Commander-in.Chief in the Pacific. THE EARL OF WALDEGRAVE._When Lord.Waldegrave ...
... same opi- nion had been expressed'to her Majesty's Government by such distinguished officers as Sir Richard Keats and Sir Thomas Hardy, who unfortunately were now no more, he could not refrain from saying thati this was a subject of the greatest possible ...
... ed by twso XWhig Radicals. Thi's election is Sthe mosre interesting to ithe county of Soilolk, as tite ssson.m law of Sir Thomas S. GSoocli heatds the pull, A Lawsati 150, W. It. Ferrand 122, C. Studgeon, 85. S/ircerosbur-y.-A Cisnservsitive isember gained ...
... quantity of peso from a field in the parish of Mendham, the property of Johbt Shearing: 14 days each. -Richard Sturgetil, Thomas Last anti James Persance, by Frelerick Corrance, Esq., as rogaes and vagabonds : I ca. lendar montla each and hard ?? Warner ...
... most flouril Ilig colonies betoo.n~ig to the Crown. It would stot lie regretted by the mopjspirtof the community, if tlte hardy class of lumberrfbould entirely cease stut of the land; for ?? of fl,)1!ple is said to prevail very generally antong titeme ...
... time, return to his work. I ?? Wednesdav last private John Skelton brought up a I r brass dog collar, with thle inscription Thomas Little, I sVictory, 1781, engraved upon it. A second explosion iof 170lbs. in the centre of the coal3, on Thursday last, ...