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... 28; Evening, Ex.»dus, eh. 17, and Acts, eh. 3.—Thomas Hobbs, philosopher, born, 1588.— J. Stow, historian, died, 1605.—Dr. W. Derham died, 1735. —Corical taken, T760. —Admiral Sir Thomas. Masterman Hardy bo;n, 1769.—Rev. W. Mason, poet, died, 1797.—Robert ...
... 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 ...
... Cresdee, of Kesworth ; John Holmes, (in company with William nook), for being accessory to a felony; Mark Hardy, James Hardy, Thomas Hardy, and Richard Hardy, for stealing fowls, the property Edward Alkyns Wood, at Osmington. Dorchester Gaol ...
... 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 ...
... of ph Uk. if rush filled with generous emu- ei of raising 2 Monument Count, and its Hero, And here we will advice. Sir Thomas Hardy was a honest man, albeit one of the chief ee of the Naval Jet therefore his pam the of the man— tan could © be made as ...
... Mrs. Thomas, f Mr. and Mrs. Barnard, Mr. and Mrs. Price. Mr. and Mrs. | Oustow, Mr. and Mrs. Mills, Miss Davison, Mrs. Smith and family. Mr. and Miss Jones, Dr. Alexander: Messrs. Guise, I Pitt, Perry. Mills, Latimer. Weston, Milton, Andrews. Thomas, Cotwall ...
... 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 ...
... Dawn, — Madame De Repro Messrs. Camillo, Guise, Pl, Hanby, Sealy, Pa ,— n. Willis, Latimer, Weston, Malta., Andrews, Thomas, Colwsls, Hardy, Pinder, Statham, Homed), Graham, Quick, Toms. Hotel.—Major Kitsoa,—Hirs. Maws. Mooch, Keat, kleproeth, Baker,—Mr ...
... aground? Gteal laughter. ) J'lOceediug our marine, the improvement wh'oh had early taken interest. Sir Charles cited Sir Thomas Hardy and hi? own personal experience proof of the impenetrability and the Board of Admiralty the steam which were at present ...
... Young, of Trure; that in the afterncor by the Rev, Thomas Hardy, of St. Just; and that in the‘ evening by the Rev. W. Fox, of Bristol. On Monday, the anniversary public meeting was held, when Thomas Farmer, Esq., of London, the gener.l treasurer of the ...
... were carefully preserved. In pursuance of the Admiral's directions, they were given, with several other things, by Sir Thomas Hardy, bis Captain, to Lady Hamilton; by her they were transferred, under peculiar circumstances, to a late alderman of London ...
... passengers which was next the tender. The engine and tender had passed beyond the slip before the stoppage took place. Thomas Hardy Berthram sworn —I live at Number 2, Portland street, Reading, and am au assistant engineer in the service of the Great ...