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... People's Journal. CAUTION TO TURNPIKE MRS.— Thomas Hardy Gover, toll collector at the Brislington gate, was lately fined by the Somer- setshire magistrates, forty shillings and costs, for abusive lan- guage to Thomas Cowlin, a fly driver, iu the employ of ...
... Sir RICHARD KEATES has had them under his inspection for two successive years, and has approved of them; whilst Sir THOMAs HARDY, an officer of forty years' standing, two naval lords, and a distinguished admi- rat. all concur in their efficacy and ...
... ciremostances so public, we need have no delicacy in mention. ing names. tbc gentleman who committed the assault is Mr. Thomas Hardy, brother of the lady in question-the gentleman assaulted is Captain Bunlinry, of her Majesty's 67th Foot.-Cork Examiner ...
... MARRIAGE IN HIGn LiFE.-Yesterday Lord Howick de Walden, the British MinisterMthe Court of Lisbon, to Lady Hardy, widow of the late Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy. A select circle of friends,'rclatives of both families, were present at the ceremony.-._TuE Foirr'IcA- ...
... Nathaniel Pat- tison, John Fair, Robert Hlazzleton, William William- son, jun. David Wilson, James Wilson, Robert Clements, Thomas Hardy, William Spence, \Villiam Thompson, John Woodhouse, William Williamson, son. Robert Pat- terson, Simon -lazzleton, Robert ...
... jury:- John Long, Esq., Knutsford, foreman; Mr. Thomas Brierley, Tlielivall; Mr. George C. Burgess, Lyam; Mr. James Dodge, Altrincbain; Mr. John Dalin, Theiwallv; Mir. Marmadulte Flower, Knutsford; Mr. Thomas Greaves, Hale; Mr. George Grey, Tabley Superior; ...
... etion was made at the door in aid of the r on Foreign Bible Society. HIGs1WAY ROonarRy.-A t a c u 'co it, on Satur- day, Thomas Hardy was c ruitted o Kaucoford for trial, for robbing Samuel Loti, nDAsr'hesdle, ms tie evening of the 3d inst. Prosecutor c'saak ...
... same coat which he had commonly worn for weeks, on which the Order of tlie Bath was em- broidered, as was then usual. Sir Thomas Hardy did notice it to him, observing that he was afraid the badge might be marked by the enemy -, to which Nelson re- plied ...
... Leicester, ?? of business. Thomas Norman Gilbert, of Leicester, pateint mangle maker. Thomas Way, of Silverton, yeoman. Elizabeth Ann Shorey, of Sundricdge. Thomas Islip, of Bedford, butcher. Henry Eseery, of Sheepwash, bootmaker. Thomas Lea, of Wellinigton ...
... injuries as to cause his death in a few hours afterwards. From the evidence of Joseph Mee, a carter in the employ of Mr. Thomas Hardy, it appeared that deceased was riding on the shafts of the waggon when he passed him in Wigan Lane, and soon after the ...
... being in ltatcs l Potr Soholgs Ward:-Af?. feorgC Rict, Il'; Mr. James CatteralL L Leach. 148; Mr. James eteton, lg; Mr. Thomas Hardy, 97. Im- St. Gearge's Ward :-Mr. Whittaker, 149'; Mr. Walker, 144; Mr. e JeuniOc, 70. In Queen-street ward thore wtf the ...
... Roche, Bart William Blayney Wade William Monsell Robert Archbold, M P Charles Doyne Thomas Seymour William Jones Armstrong Robert Bowen Charles William Hamilton Thomas R Hardy William Owen Richard A O'Donnell, Bart EH B Coddington. i EQUISITION We, the'ukdersigned ...