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... late Samuel Holberry (in 3 Nos.)-Irish Spy System in 1798. PART 13, CoNTAINS-Condition of the Labouring Classes.-Memoir of Thomas Hardy (in 5 Nos.)- Origin of Tithes in England.-William Tell.-Na- tional Education.-Organization ; Mr. O'Connor's Plan. PART ...
... M'Conkey James Gibson William Murphy Henry Black Samuel Bullick Alex. Dickey Thomas Major James Benn John Riddel Thomas Ml'Clure John Connor John Edgar, D.D. James Stirling Thomas Corbitt John M,'Vicker John Alexander, D.D. James Ireland TI'homas Chermsido ...
... Lord Seaford, father of Lord Howard de Walden, the British Minister at the Court of Lisbon, to Lady Hardy, widow of the late Ad- niral Sir Thomas Hardy. A select circle of friends, relatives of both families, were present at the ceremony. CAUTION TO THE ...
... ΒΆ1 Bar that the said indenture was duly d d Thoma Hardy and Samuel Isherwood respectively on the 'aid twelfth day of the said month of August; and that the execution of which indenture by the said Thomas Hardy and Samuel lsherwood was witnessed by James ...
... late Samuel Holberry (in 3 Nos.)-Irish Spy System in 1798. PART 13, CoNTAINs-Condition of the Labouring Classes.-Memoir of Thomas Hardy (in i Nos.)- Origin of Tithes in England.-William Tell.-Na- tional Education.-Organization ; Mr. O'Connor's Pl'an. PART ...
... Weymouth-Thea trical ?? anecdote of his Majesty. Cunningham and Mortimer, Publishers, Adelaide Street, Trafalgar Square. THOMAS HARDY AND THE CORRES. PONDING SOCIETY!! A N Authentic Memoir of the above-named Patrit A is commenced in No. 108, of the tt ...
... THOMAS HARDY AND THE CORRES-| PONDING SOCIETY !! A N Authentic Memoir of the above-named Patriot Ais commenced in No. 108, of the ENGLISH CHARTIST CIRCULAR. This number of the Circular also contains interesting articles under the following headings ...
... JAN Log. Burlingllton, Nov. 3 d, 1842.JAeLn TO tole ProprsteletWofs If ipesles Fataily Pills. I Rev. S. Gentlemen.-Mr. Thomas Hardy Hopkins, of Sydling,'niphr tins. Isle Dorchester, wilies to bear public testimony of the great benefit Imerica, lie derived ...
... week, at Anderton's Hotel, Fleet Street, forthe purpose of celebrating the Forty-sixth Anni- versary of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Horne Tooke, and John Thelwall, from a charge of high treason. About 160 gentlemen sat down to dinner, but we understand ...
... John AMoore, Captain Sir William Hfosts, General Sir David Baird, Admiral Sir R. G. keats, General Sir Thomas Picton, and Vice-Ad. nmiral Sir Thomas Hardy. The Naval and Military Almanack for 1 840; containing Sixteen beautiful Errgravings on Steel, may be ...
... WOOLLEN DRAPERS, HABERD1SHERS, and MERCERS, under 1he Firm of THOMAS & FREEMAN HARDY, is tilis day dissolved by mutual consent. All Debts due by the said Firm will be discharged by THOMAS HARDY, who will continue to carry on the business on his own account ...
... .IOIN BAGOT, Chairman. JOHN WATSON, Secretary. I Allen W'illiams,I H. IlobinoonI |Henry Biatch, , Samuel Mlerriman, Thomas Hardy, > Examiners. John Ridout, IH. C. Field, E. L. Wheeler, Edward Tegart, J I Mr. La'AMcrt is to be consulted erery day, at ...