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... state the inten- tions of other prisoners, and therefore they had better be asked. Mr. Thomas — l also appear, my lords, for same of the .—Are you assigned, Mr. Thomas? Mr. I'homas No, my lords. Lord Chief Justice Tindal. — Then you ought to slate for I ...
... the Queen at Windsor Castle, and embark at Woolwich for Ostend, where they arrived the ?? evening. — Death of Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Baronet, and ?? at Greenwich, in thr 71st year of bis — Grand Conservative banquet at Lifton Park, South Devon. — ...
... Charles Elphinstone Fleeming is appointed Master of the Seamen's Hospital at Greenwich, in the room of Vie« Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy. 14 Sir Robert Peel publicly denies the statement in a Sun- day newspaper that he had said the No Popery cry was only kept ...
... that Lord Ward has succeeded to the Foley pioperty the Whigs would have no chance if a good man aud true came forward. Mr. Hardy, of Portland place, has received an invitation from the electors of Bradford to contest that borough. Representation of Preston ...
... part ot next month. PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS. Commanders* Samuel Pritchaid, to the Blenheim, vice Woodthorpe ; J. B. M'Hardy, of the Coast Guard, to the rank of Captain. Lieutenants * George Palmer, to the rank of Commander, J. Pearse, to the Blenheim ...
... large body of men going towards Newport on the Monday morning armed as betore described. Thomas ?? sworn — l am a special constable, and was sent out by Bir Thomas Phillips, ou horseback, towards the hills, on Sunday night the 3J ol November. 1 went on ...
... * nl *«*« the Bridgetown, llobbs, Swl° RBAY ' Jl IS ?? U h ° S blown * h «» vy * ale c night at MARYPORT.Jan. 18,-The Thomas. Slater, from Bsn.or tn entering the harbour, mitau shore on the north kae hu, it W expected will be g.,t off without danrnge^ ...
... approaching RoyalJNuptlals ; the Trousseau, Royal Presents and Festivities s the Extraordinary Glass Drapary, &c. iic. W. Thomas, Publisher, 19, Catherine-street, Strand. NEW SCIENTIFIC PERIODICAL. On the Ist of February, price Is-, handsomely printed ...
... coroner of her Majesty's household and of the verge-, and a jury composed of the officers of the household, upon the body of Thomas Hardy, one of the pages of her Koyal Highness the Princess Augusta. The deceaseei was found in a dying state early oh Saturday ...
... ,O 0 0 Mr. Hough . . .5 00 Mrs. Myers . . .50 0 n Miss Worth . . .500 Mr. White . . . 50 0 0 Mr. M Meson . . .500 Messrs. Hardy ami Co. 30 0 0 Mr. Mather ?? . Seffiy rm*t.T*yTef ~ . . . o oo\ Mr. Maimers' . .25 !> 0 Rev. C. Johnston . •*. 0 0 Mr. Thewnev ...
... RowttU, Bsfl. , M.P. ■ -eott Stokes, Esq. ?? 11. a. N. : James VV hiskin, Esq. LA. r.lt.S. ! Henry Thomas Windsor, Esq, • , Esq. Tip „., Actuary — Peter Hardy, Esq., F. 11.5. ANCE P r ine,ple of this Society is that of MUTUAL ASSUR- of the « c ?? : 'cfol ...
... Ellicombe, Sir A. Dalrymple, Dyneley, Money, W. T. Baker, C. Cruttenden, Gurwood, Warren, Bonner, Lambert, Sir B. Camac, Maberly, Thomas, Fan- shawe, Crichton, Jackson, Llewellyn, Ratcliffe, Findlay, Wilkins, Hon. C. Wrottesley, Munro, Sir F. Stovin, Monius, ...