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... interestin to such of your readers ol desirous of erecti 8 building to cum@remorate the public worth of the late A Sir Thomas Hardy, to know that, the have chosen ; the summit of 15! ) is one selected by fourteen centuries a.0, and 2 similar purpose, ...
... fusion. The bali, together with the lace, &c:, was mounted im crystal and silver, ana presented by Cap’. Hardy, afterwards Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, (who was a native ire,) t Sit W. Beattie, the late surgeon of the Victory. The friends of Geological Science ...
... Chas. W. Joseph Fooks, Wareham J.B. C: Cc Wn. Mortimer, Wareham William Thomas Redman, Wareham Joseph Runyard Wool Cooke, vicar of Cooml Keynes with W Joneph Ricks Went Creech Thomas Geo, Sm: Povingten John T Whiteway illiam C James Farw ovington Wn. M ...
... subscription which may be “T remain, Si, OTHER NATIVE DORSET, ‘a resides near tmuterials to oe value of “ five norial to Sir Thomas Hardy. into Berfodicals, sc AGAZINE. ene to au our rel een ogg the external very different the tobe, when he to the support partion ...
... 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 ...
... afterwards ly employed in up to 1813, d uring which period he was very active at the service. When the late Ad miral Sir ‘Thomas Hardy was appointed to the comma: nd of the South A merican station, in 1819, he selected the deceased as his Flag © aptain, ...
... individual whe wes born at ah Admiral Sic Thomas Hardy. (Load heres.) Me must cal) w their this day was the eurved os of the memorable bettie of Trafalgar | action}, when the Nebon died, and in which Sir Thumes Hardy greatly dis- an he did on occasivas when ...
... further observed. t that the bi; land in Portland, would be far ‘in view, namely, ment to the memory of the late Admiral sir Thomas Hardy, as 1 conceive that the fact of name of that lamented individual with Portland (just now) would prove paricularly our opinion ...
... ACLAND TEMPLER.] Jouw CREE, Important Toanrixe Tort Stuart, of the Ist n Guards, now quartered in barracks, was summ by Thomas Hardy, the keeper of Loud’s Turnpike Gate, leading from Dorchester to Wool, to answer a complaint of evading the toll. Mr. Puities ...
... William IJobba, Joseph Kidout, Edward Boll* snd Hawkins, James W. Domoney, J-hn Cook, Edmund Fowlea, Mark Hardy, James Hardy, Thomas Hardy, and Richard Hardy. No Bill.— James King, Richard Jones, Henry Brown, James Northover and l*eonard ...
... “af the inet., a signed * Blue Jacket,” 1:for che first time became im contemplation to a Monument to:the allaet aad good Thomas Hardy, and ide tink, Shoko man, the Admiral Sir cannot be a mere see by that lester Captain site for it than the Vere hill ef ...
... Mr, Joho Galpin, the sscond To Willem Baker, by Mr, Edw. Parealter, the To F Gy Mr. J. Willis, 3 Bounty Lapeu Rens. To Thomas Hardy, recommended Prampesn, Keg. brought op eeven legitimate tbe least a Com and W aistooet end one Dorey, up five imate childsen ...