... 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 ...

... whom lie lenuves two sorts. His lordship married secotidly, the lot October, 1840, Ladly HIardy, widow of Admnirial Sir Thomas Hardy, the late Go- vernoir of Greenwich 1-lospitnil. The late lord, whon AMr Ellis, represented Seaford in the House of Conninnons ...

... M.D., formerly of Blackheath, where b had resided many years. and was much and deservedly esteem 3d, in his 75th year, Thomas Hardy, EsI., of Birksgate, I' Huddersfield, Yorkshire, a magistrate of the county. 6th, Mr John Wade, of the New Inn, Bradford ...

... evening, at Radley's Hotel, Bridge-street, Blackfriars, to celebrate the 55th anniversary of the acquittals of Messrs. Thomas Hardy, John Horne Tooke, and John Thelwall, from the charge of high treason, exhibited against them in 1794. Upwards of one hundred ...

... more to aid the progress of rational and practicable freedom. He was as honest in the sacred cause of liberty as was l Thomas Hardy; be was as intrepid as Horne Tooke; and, having lived in times that tried men's seols, let it be recorded in his epitaph ...

... at the New Tariff, Old-street, St. Luke's. TRIAt BY JuRY.-On Friday, the fifty-third anniver- sary of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Horne Tooke, and John Thelwall, from a charge of high treason, Was celebrated at Radley's Hotel, Alackffiars, when ...

... Duke of Sussex's claim to esteem extends over the broad circle of hibserel Englas. Wishent Horne Tooke, Major Cartueright, Thomas Hardy, Gale Jones, and other bold-men were held up as miscreants by the .authorities that were; and Wvhen the fust. scstder'e ...

... whole serne extremely gratifyiig itlid extiting. This vessel has beuet built out it principle sug- gested by tlue late Sir Thomas Hardy. Sho was mteatit, when first laid down, to be employed in the 1i3Iltic, atud wias therefore made to draw less water than ...

... security to thie stippingof thes' realms. The commissioners were Lord Lowther, the Alar- qluess of 13flte, the ltae Sir Thomas 51 Hardy, G. Iti Robin- son, Esq., chairman of Lloyd's Aaron Chapnian, Esq., oie of the Elder Brethreit of the Trinity House C ...

... St. lMary.axe, City, wholesale tea dealer-Thomas Saunders Cave, late of Walmer, Kent, end formerly of Berkeley-square, and of Ludgsair, Cornwall, merchant. PARTNERISHIPS DISSOLViD. John Spencer, Thomas Hardy Greaves, and George Hoaton, of Notttyirnola ...

... Thursday thoe lith of i ovemy er, 1T40 ?? Hotel, -lent-street. tocelrae thi HFort -sixthSAnSi- rar BfI the ACQUITTALS O( THOMAS HARDY, JOHN HORNE *r~oroKliE, ?? J0OHN TIELWALL. from a charge of HigisTreaklot. IV. J. FOX in tlie Chair. ST)INVAUDS.5 at. P ...

... powers of my rockets to Captain Peciell, a lord of the Admiralty, and M. P. for Brighton, Sir Andrew Green, RN., and to Sir Thomas Hardy, whi- declared that they weould put a quietus on all ships rigged after the present plan. In 1827 I presented a memoir ...