... Esq., M.P., for Kilkenny * Mr Williams, M.P., for Coventry ; J. A. Roebuck, Esq., of Manchester, late M.P- for Bath ; Thomas Hardy, Esq.. Birksgate; Henry Cooper Marshall, Esq; J. B- Ross, Esq. ; T. P. G. Thompson, Esq.; Dr Epp», of London -, Lieut O ...

... Yarm, aged 50. Jane daughter of lhe late -Mr. Matthew Kay, of that place. Same day, Harri. tt, youngest daughter of Mr. Thomas Hardy, of ibw cay, painter, aged 8 years, after a short but severe illness. c On Wednesday, the 6th inst., at Darlington, wed ...

... following gentlemen were present :- Joseph Kaye, Esq. ; Thomas Blake, Esq., WUliam Thompson, Esq. and Robert Butterworth, Esq., of the board of directors : Thomas Spencer Stanhope, Esq., Cannon HaU ; Thomas Hardy, Esq., Birksgate; Sydney Morehouse, Esq., New MiU ...

... was eammited near Fosshbridge. in this city, by two » arm.« . wader the following circumstances- It appears that a Mr Thomas Hardy, farmer, of Bishop Wilton, was pro- ceeding over the bridge in question on his way to Mr Robson's, Black Horse inn, be ...

... house in the Minster Vard, Mariana, relict of the late William Belcombe, Esq., .M.D. Same clay, at Beverley, aged W, Mr. Thomas Hardy, butcher. He was one of the oldest burgesses in Beverley, having voted for Sir James Penny-man, Bart, and Evelyn Anderson ...

... same coat whicii he had commonly worn for weeks, on which the order of the Bath was embroidered, 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 replied, that ...

... or rather In whose persons it stood In good steed to the liberties of England. He would propose to tbem th* memories of Thomas Hardy, John Horn* Tooke, Messrs. Joiee, Thelwall, and Baxter. Tbe toast was drunk In solemn silence. Mr. Parr y proposed the ...

... Thursday last, at the Guildhall, Mr. Crosby, tinner, he, Margaret-street, was charged with having unlawfully assaulted Thomas Hardy, his apprentice. The magistrates were of opinion that tbe boy had not properly üb.-y._d his master's orders, but, at the ...

... of influenza, Mr. Thomas Hardy, aged 73. On Tuesday, the 4ih inst., ac Portsea, Frederick Siddail, Esq., paymaster and purser, R.N., eldest son ot* the late William ?? Rsq., solicitor, Oiley. Same day, nniv r-ally regretted, Mr. Thomas Hopps > Moor Monkton ...

... anecdote regarding Thurlow, on hearing that the Attorney-General, Scott's (afterwards Lord Eldon's) speech against honest Thomas Hardy, occu- pied onjj nine hours! We have alluded to the anec- dote before, and recently ; but it will bear repetition. Nine ...

... India Company's steamers direct for Calcutta. Trial by Jury. — On Friday, the fifty-third anni- versary of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Home Tooke, and John Thei wall, from a charge of high treason, was celebrated at Radley ?? Hotel, Black- friars, ...

... accompanied by the Lord May r and the civic authorities, where their Majesties were entertained by the late Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, thea the governor of that asylum. Ou tbe 19th October that year, Queen Adelaide paid her memorable visit to tb* ancient ...