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... Ralph. Smith to Miss Ann Hall.-Same day, Thomas Simpson to Miss Jane Gallon.-On the 15th inst., Thomas Hardy to Ann Watson. At Sunderland, on the 13th inst., Mr John Carr to. Miss Elizabeth Filby.-Same day, Mr Thomas Burnett to Miss Elizabeth Atkinson.-Samo ...
... George Alexander Hamilton, Esq., M.P.; Thomas' Butler, Esq.; Sir George Hodson, BDart.; Sir Percy Nugent, Bart.; William B. Wade, Charles William Hamilton, Robert Henry French, John G. Coddington, Thomas R. Hardy, Thomas Hutton, George Roe, Jo- seph Kincaid ...
... the property of Tilomas Hardy. Mary Bell (401, and Margaret Sproat (20), severallycharged with asving, at the township of Bi- shopwearmouth, feloniously received one waistcoat and other articles, the property. of Thomas Hardy, well knowing the same to ...
... being made for the Durham County Agricultural Society's next show at Stockton. The Stockton magistrates have committed Thomas Hardy for trial, charged with embezzling the money of his employer, Mr Applegarth, grocer and coal-merchant. At Darlington second ...
... 27t1, aged 80, Mr Thomas Welford, publican, all of that plac ?? 28th inst. at Tudhoc, aged 82, Elizabeth, wife of Mr Peter Richardson.-The 2nd inst. at Kir. ton's Gate, aged 28, deservedly respected, Thomas, el- dest son of Mr Thomas Sill.-The 27th inst ...
... John Rippoit. .iiton-le- ?? John Woodhouse Day, Mr Thomas Walkeme, 4r Martin liardy, Mir Jola Bocknith, ir T;homas Hardy, and MlrJosoplh Mdiarchl. Mloor House-Mr George Hanter. M~oorsley-hlr Thomas Greenshields, MAUr Wm. Shep- herd, and Mr Jol Rlobinson ...
... searched, when the key and several pieces of steel were fouted, which were sworn to au tile property of the ?? guilty. THOMAS HARDY (2o0, charged with having,a - ,tld, on the 2nd of April, stolen front AWilliram Braddook I : puise and 11. ?? TAYLOR was ...
... were carefully preserved. In pursuance of the Ad- miral's directions, they were given, with several other things, by Sir Thomas Hardy, his captain, to Lady Ha- milton; by her they were transferred, under peculiar cir- cumstances, to a late Alderman of London ...
... Atkinson, Andrew I Grant, Cetlebert Riehiardson, Joseph Vasey, William ErriNgton, Italpli [edley, Thomas Gilchrist IteRbert Ponsheone Thomas Wolrd, and Thomas lIope. Tie CH;scnnaN said they hod all been rccomiselded to mnery by the jeery, aced tics bench ...
... during his tenure ef office be did incredible mis.- chief to the naval tmrvice ; so much 'so, that the late Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy declared that he would ruin the navy. This is now in evidence before the country, Sir James Graham broke up at dispetable ...
... the Cumberland, 70-gun ship, at Chtlmaam dockyard. This vessel has been built on a principle suggested by 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 ...
... the 12th August, 1819, Captain White 'was appointed to command the late Superb, 78, and proceeded Avith Commodore Sir Thomas M. Hardy, as commander -in-chief, to South America. After his return, in 18t22, he remained on shore until September, 1888, when ...