... Thursday, elected Mayor of Liverpool for the year ensuing. TRIAL AY J u ?? fifty-foiurth anniversary of thie acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Horoe Tooke, and Joho Thelwall, from a charge of high treason, in 1794, was celebrated last Tuesday night, at Radley's ...

... Court of Chancery, in his 40th year. At Falkirk, in Scotland, Mrs Lashman, aged 84 years, the sister of the celebrated Thomas Hardy, who was tried for high treason at the Old Bailey 48 years ago, and was honourably acqusitted. She lived with her brother ...

... Coroner of her Majesty's Household and the Verge, and a Jury composed of the officers of the household, on the body of Thomas Hardy, one of the pages of her Royal Highness the Princess Augusta. The deceased was found in a dying state early on Saturday ...

... chapel-oI'ease, at Newton, in the parish of Cloddock, Herefordshire.-Mrs. La.shman, aged 84, the sister of the celebrated Thomas Hardy, who was tried for high treason at the Old Bailey, 4S years ago, and was honorably acquitted, died recently at Falkirk ...

... monument which is being erected on Blagdon Hill,'in commemoration of that illustrious naval hero, the late Admiral Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Bart., G.C.8., presents now a picturesque, striking, and novel object. The work progresses towards its destined height ...

... Governor of Greenwich Hospital, be requested to accept the office of Vice-Patron, vacant by the lamented death of Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy; which was carried by acclamation. A very satisfactory statement of the finances of the club was made by the treasurer; ...

... was insanei that Sir Riehard Reast was in his dotage, nd tatir Thomas Hardy obly yielded 'to him from habits of ntimacy and respect. Was it to be thought thatan oflicer like Sir T. Hardy would, in a mat- ter entrusted to him by ilsesovereigo, Bsfuer himself ...

... Christoplier litz-imroln, Thomas Ball, D. J. Wilsont, Pierce J. Blake, E Charles Wtit. Hamilton, Tlhm'oas Hutton, WVm. Donnelly, Pierce Maloity, Richard Bourke, and Conynrgharn Ellis, I`sqrs, s A letter was read from Thomas R. Hardy, Esq., suggest- t ing ...

... Itart., hIon. Edward Lawless, Tilol. c. J1. Teu,71, Sir Robert Katie, Augzustus Stafford l)'Brieir, ?? OIlirles Donyle, Thomas RI. Hardy, .1. D). 11,iscal, Chock's Rloper, George itoe, William Jarrcs Armstirong, Josepli Killcald, 1 eaieny Rlyan, J. B. Bankhsewd ...

... Amongst the nietubers' of that commission were ci Lord Melville tend Lord Minto, Sir Gi. Cockburn, Sir C. o1 Adam, arid Sir Thomas Hardy; and, although thle last C mentioned officer did mnot sign the report of this coneniesion, C lie concurred !IIi every oti ...

... first Lord oh thel Admiralty), ra t Rtowiandt Lord Bill1, Henry LaIboucliece, Sir C. Adam, Sir nfli James Ktuipt, Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Sir 0. Cockburn, dib Sir ilusstey Vivian, Sir Alexander Dickecn, Sir I Henry Hairdiigeg, and Sir Richard Wsiliiams, it ...

... com- mittee that the ant had been committed with the knowledge and consent of the staid Thomas James Ireland ; that it was proved to the committee that Sir Thomas Winnington, Bart., fhil been, by his agents, guilty of treating ; that it was further proved ...