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... counteracting the insidious attempts of the League, CHARLES CAPELL HARDWICK, liewish. ABM. DANGER, Chew Magna. THOMAS YORK. Redland. THOMAS HARDY, Norton ilawkfield. JONAS EDGELL, Chew ton Keynsham. HENRY GREEN WAY, Hambrook. WM. BENNETT. Fillon. SAMUEL ...
... in counteracting the insidious attempts the League CHARLES CAPELL HARDWICK, Hewiah. ABM. DANCER. Chew Magna. THOMAS YORK, Redland. THOMAS HARDY, Norton Hawktield. JONAS EDOELL, Che*tunke)nshain. HENRY HREENWAY. Hambrook. 'V.M. BENNETT. Filton. SAMUEL PARKER ...
... St, George’s, Hanover-s«|uare. Lord Seabird, to Lady Hardy, widow of Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, G.C.B. late Governor of Greenwich Hospital. Oct. I, at St. Mary parish church, thu Rev. Thomas W, Allies, Examining Chaplain, to the Bishop of London ...
... Mrs Samuel Bray'ii, .ait Bristol. At Henbury, the Rev H H. Way, Mr. George Parker, of Henbury, to Sarah Smith, daughter Thomas Hardy, La.( , of Norton, Someiael' Nov. 7, at St. James Church. Mr. Richard Weualey, to ,vlr». lioajua Sally Harford. Nov. 9 ...
... went about a week ago for the benefit of health. was raised to the rank of Admiral of the Blue in 1837, and succeeded Sir Thomas Hardy, the late Governor, who died on the 20tb of September, 1830, thus having held the appointment, about which so much noise ...
... about a week agoforthebenefitof his health. He was raised to the rank of Admiral of the Blue in 1837, and suc- ceeded Sir Thomas Hardy, the late governor, who at died on the 20th September, 1839, thus having held the appointment, about which so niuch noise ...
... rather deeper plunge than usual with fair head way, her ri'*ht course, Lord, and against head wind and sea. The late Sir Thomas Hardy, my esteemed and lamented friend had none of the prejudices against steam ships which for lime obtained generally in the ...
... usual signal light that all was right; the engine and tender had passed beyond the slip before the stoppage took place. Thomas Hardy Uerthram, sworn.—l am assistant engineer in the service of the Great Western Railway Company, and have the superintendence ...
... returned a Norton Huwkfield. Thomas Hardy, juu.; Pauliou. Ja mes of makmg away Yesierdav, on the body of and James Budgett; Publow. Thompson. - verdict ••/‘•‘*» d . Brow >«d- : drowned falling John Wilcox and Joseph Steed, ; St. Thomas, in Ben.ford, child, named ...
... expenses incurred in ereeting the column on Blagdon-hill, near orchester, to record the services of the late ice-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, governor of Greenwich Hospital, have been paid; and it appears from the statement of account that the subscriptidns amounted ...
... like a whole to blow rather deeper plunge than usual with fair on her right course Lord and against head wind The late Sir Thomas Hardy esteemed and lamented friend none of the prejudices against steam-ships which for time obtained so generally in the navy ...
... adopting measures to assist in counteracting insiduous attempts of the League CHARLES HARDWICK Hewisb DANGER Chew THOMAS YORK Rediand THOMAS HARDY Norton HawkfieJd JONAS Chew Keynsham GREEN WAY Hambrook WM BENNETT Filton SAMUEL Chewtan HENRY BABER Siston JNO ...