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... John Moore, Captain Sir William Hoste, General Sir David Baird, Admiral Sir R. G. Keats, General Sir Thomas Picton, and Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy. The Naval and Military Almanack for 1840, containing Sixteen beautiful Engravings Steel, may be had ...
... who gave very unsatisfactory account of the posession of tbe articles, was remanded until Saturday. A Dangerous Lark. —Thomas Hardy, a knight of the thimble, was apprehended on a warrant which charged him with having stolen sovereign, belonging to ...
... to the restoration of the Elham Library. A very handsome bust of the late Governor of Greenwich Hospital, Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, has been placed in the chapel of the Royal Hospital. CAUTION TO CHILDREN.âOn Wednesday morning, a little girl, seven ...
... e of the crew not being able to at- tend their stations, the sea driving them or washing- them away. The report of Sir Thomas Hardy, who commanded this squadron, was never made public— why or wherefore con- fined to the Admiralty? However, we may presume ...
... Hard Labor. —Thomas Turner, for assaulting one the Metropolitan Police force duty at Erith—William Cro- a, for rescuing Thomas Turner out the custody of one of tl s Metropolitan force, at Erith.— James Browu, Henry Gibbs, and Thomas Hardy, for housebreaking ...
... rendered the whole scene extremely gratifying and exciting. This vessel has been built on principle suggested the late Sir Thomas Hardy. She was meant when first laid down to be employed in the Baltic, and was therefore made to draw less water than men-of-war ...
... at an advanced age. y, iuch regretted, Mrs. Thresher, relict of John Thresher, Esq., and eldest sister of thie late Sir Thomas Hardy. t, At Romnsey, Nants, Mlary, relict of the late Lieut. e, Fynnmore, s M., deeply laiiented by her afficted family hr adld ...
... they will all survive the brutal treatment they have sustained. On Friday, the fifty-third anniversary of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Horn Tooke, and John Thclwall, from a charge of high treason, was celebrated at Hadley's Hotel, Bridge-street, B ...
... to conviction.—Banu, r la Ft blitz the 51th 'minerary of the triumph of the trial by jury, ssexemplified the sequins! a Thomas Hardy, John Ile Toole, John Thehad!, J. Jaye, T. liultron, and t e °tar members of the Conesponiling Stately. a ho, in 1791. ...
... Union are about to build sixteen rooms for the use of panpers over sixty. The fifty-third anniversary of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Horne Tooke, and John Thelwall, from a charge of high treason, was celebrated at Radley’s Hotel, London, on Friday ...
... and Captain SY' ing possessed of considerable abilities as s e so, was appointed, at the recommendation ce Admiral Sir THOMAS HARDY, then Si AHAM's chief professional adviser, to be Sur' ie Navy. w look to the present time, we find that We ssessiort of ...
... lady of G. Gillinan, Esq. of adaughter. MIARRIED. On Thursday, the Right Hon. Lord Seaford, to Ltady Hardy, widow of the late Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, G.CB.-Her Ladyship is vergirig on her G0th year, and his Lordship is in his 68th year. Ott the 25th ...