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... 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- ...
... 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 ...
... towed her out of the line. In the Life of Lord Howe, by Sir John Barrow, it is men.- tioned that, by the kindness of Sir Thomas Hardy, an in- .qesiry was made nmong the old pensioners at Greenwich Hospital, and two of the most intelligent (Alexander Boa- ...
... were carefully preserved. In pursuance of the admiral's directions. they wvere given, with several other things. by Sir Thomas Hardy, his captain, to Lady Hamilton; by her they were transferred, under peculiar circumstances, to a late alderman of London; ...
... Perkins, :y Thomas linnigan, Patrick Conlan, George Prouidmnan Peter Radical, Michael lahon, Thomas Garland, John al Donally, Patrick Finnigain, William Harrison, Michel W *d Dolan, Patrick Tully, William Hurly, John Locke, and II; a Thomas Silcox-in all ...
... Scholar, Queen's College. Robert Hake, Commoner, St. Edmund Hall. John Hardie, Commoner, St. Mary Hall. Thomas S. Huxley, Commoner, Exeter. Charles H. Laurie, Scholar, Queen's College. Thomas B. Ludlow, Servitor, Christ Church. John Morgan, Scholar, Jesus College ...
... Davidson, Broadwater, Sus- J. Griffiths .. .. Rev. T. Thomas, Caernarvon. J. Waldron .. .. lRev. J. Vaughan, Brighton. J. M. Cardel .. .. Rev. T. Jackson. James Ward .. .. J. Martin, Esq., Lincoln's Inn. Thomas Rankin .. Mrs. Hegart, Bantaskine. Geo. Marsh ...
... I got to Hardy'a, I overtook four or five persons, three of whom I knew, George Pearl, David White and his brother. We went to Mr. Hardy's. I went in first: the others followed, and asked for porter or beer. I asked for some first, but Hardy said he would ...
... Francis Thomas Gibb, Mary Anne Gibb, Harry Wm. Scott Gibb, Louisa Jan (bdeceazsed) ,, GlbMaDry Glbb, 'Mary Anne Gibb,MatildaWarburton Gibb, William Edward Gibbs, William Gibson, James Gilham, Robert Gillow, Elizabeth Girdlestone John Goddard, Thomas Goodlake ...
... Sunday morning, about ten o'clock, and in the evening the public were admitted to see the narrow receptacle of what once was Thomas William Coke, in the same apartment at the Crown Inn, in which the body of his first wife lav in state forty-two years ago ...
... sold the recepe), are an the Stamp e. affed to each bottle, BANK1UPTB.FIIA I B1L3Ox, Robert, Norwich, plumber CoX, Thoma, and WHILES, Thomas, Haiey S I Duazsza Joseph, Wo0stanton, Staffordabire t e DU xyreT, John Bryant Ryder, Ite do Stogurey, Ss. CerTEUsn ...
... R. N. Shawe, Esq., for trespass in pursuit of game: 14 days and hard labour.- James Macquillian and William Everett, by G. Thomas, : sq.,forrefusing to work at the Plonsesgate Union House: l Macquillian for 7 days, and Everett for 3 days, each with hard ...