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... meeting was well attended, and R. W. Fox, Esq., presided. Th was addressed by the Chairman, the Rev. F. Bi hop, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Hardy, Mr. Martin, Mr. Howard, Mr. Tucker, Vlr. Glmri, and Mr. White, and the following resolutions were passed un i mously ...
... Otvonpoit, April 94th, IMt. Monument to the lote Admiral Sir Thomas Master man Hardy, Bart, and G.C'B. AT nutneroua and bighlr respectable uteTIKO, bnMnt IbnTboa Bnu. Onaeamaa, tnueanr. Unrel. l**i, pnfnunnt put)lk Aanntlnnanat. T)m ri» B«H ot la ttoCteU ...
... Samuel d Lord) Hood, and was in seven actions with that disnguubed officer ; latterly he served as flag captain to Sir Thomas Hardy, on the South American Station, from 1819 to 1822. la 1838 and 1839 he commanded the Royal Adelaide, at Plymouth, bearing ...
... Nor are the almost super-human powers of these inventions based upon this officer's report alone. Sir Richard Keates, Sir Thomas Hardy (an officer of forty years' standing), two naval Lords, and a distinguished Admiral, have ali concurred in attesting their ...
... 23, at Kirburton, Arthur, second son of J. S. Ley, _of Durrant House, in this county, to Caroline, young- jaughter of Thomas Hardy, Esq., of Birksgate, in the sty of York. a Tuesday mor’ ning, at St. Andrew’s Church, Plymouth, the Rev. John Hatchard ...
... attention .o so advertisement, which appears in another column, having reference to the erection of a monument memory of Sir Thomas Hardy. That distinguished officer ■vas foremost sroong Nelson's gallant band and every one who subscribes his portion, every ...
... four rooms and garden, being No. 31, in the same street, and adjoining tbe last-mentioned l o t, in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Hardy, at the annual rent of £9 15s. Lot 5.—A FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE, with five rooms aud garden, being No. 12 in Cross-street ...
... Greenwich Hospital, V at Leamington last night. He was raised to the rank of fdtniral ofthe Blue in 1837, and succeeded Sir Thomas Hardy, the Governor, who died on the 20th of September, 1830, thus havheld the appointment, about which so much noise was made ...
... ‘Tra- the hero's det Admiral’s were csrefally preserved. parsaance of the were gives, with several other things, by Sir Thomas Hardy, his Captain, to Lads Has.iiton by her they were transferred, under toa late alderman of aed there remained in the of the ...
... Nelson as bis flag medical officer, and accompanied him with the late Sir George Murray, Captain of the fleet, aud Sir Thomas Hardy, from England In the Amphion. Lord Nelson transferred bis flag to the K»c-torj, on her arrival in the Mediterranean, and ...
... earth fell the time the train was passing. The engine and tender had passed beyond the slip before the stoppage took place. Thomas Hardy Bertram, assistant engineer to the com party, deposed that he had inspected the slip at the spot where the accident happened ...
... Francis Colliver. supernumerary. Bridgwatei amei Stott, Thomas Collins, 2d. South Petherton— William Box, Thee. : Brother Purse reside at Crewkerne. Atminster and Hontton— William Nowatt, Thomas Hardy, 2d. Itridport— John Heap, James Smith. Barnstaple Benjamin ...