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... conspicuous share in the memorable battle of Tra- lalgar; upon which occasion, we understand, Lord Nelson expressed to Sir Thomas Hardy his high approbation of Captain Digby's conduct. Captain Digby also assisted at the reduction of the island of -Minorca ...
... horror and Indignation at the treasonable attempt; and of heartfelt joy at her providential escape from so great a danger. Thomas Hardy, Esq., of Birks Gate, near KIrkbur- ton, seconded the motion, which was put and carried unanimously. Mr. Iaycock then read ...
... Tuesday, the 9th instant, after a short illness, Mr Thomas Booker, Change alley, Sheffield. At Newhall, Fifeshire, on the 31st ult., Mr. Thomas Carstairs, in the 75th year of his age, and father of Mr. Thomas Carstairs, surgeon, of this town. On Wednesday ...
... Discharged. George Taylor was charged with stealing two penknives, from Ratcliffe's wheel, in Love street.. .Samuel Hardy, son of John Hardy, penknife grinder, stated that his fa- ther had 24 ivory four-blade penknives, from John Booth, in the Nursery, to ...
... MAJESTY, HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCE ALBERT, I) ARCHBISHOP YORK. H. I.F.AH, Esq. F. HIMES. Esq. HARRIS. Ksg. THOMAS MASON. Esq. T G. CLAYTON. Esq. JOHN HARDY. K*q. M THOMPSON. Esq. H W. Esq. EDWIN GREENWOOD. Esq. M. WHITEHEAD. Esq. . .. C. H DAWSON, Esq. SCORESBY ...
... to Mis* Sarah Holiingworth, both of ibis town. Same day, our parish church. Mr. Illingworth, of Manningham, to Miss Harriet Hardy, of Heaton. Same day, at our parish church. Mr. John Duckworth Smith, Miss Jane Wealherill, both of this town. Same day, at ...
... Cambridge, May 30.—Yesterday, John Arihur Power, Esq.. was elected a Senior Fellew or Clare Hall, in this University, and Thomas Caswall, Esq., B.A., a Junior Fellow of the same society. Caius College.—In the examination for the Mickleburgh Scholarship ...
... the dark room. Mr Hardy — When you asked me to go above did you leave candle in this room, and was that candle left burning when ascended the tower? Fes. Mr. Barber.—Would you commence your statement again, Ir. Hardy ? , , . , , Mr. Hardy then stated that ...
... Boothman, ?oM- 3 ?? M^* An _ Lumb: Mr Thomas Cooper, bricklayer to .diss Rebecca Gnmshaw. Saturday last, Mr. John Honsnian Crosland. painter, to Miss Hannah Eliza Carr, all of Leeds. . ?? ur * da3 ' U T Bt * Mr ' Thomas Whitehead, commercial traveller to ...
... Reed. Balsam-I 2 E 11 Reynard, Esq. 3 R Harrison, Esq. CUT FI.OWERS.-Exotic Boquet-J W Reed. Exotic and Hardy-I E H Reynard, Esq, 2 J W Nicholls. Hardy Coquet-Rev E W Stillingfleet. Rasket of Cut Geraniurns-Rev J D Waite. Collection of fifty Pansies-I R ...
... Hudson- • conia, Miss Grimstone; 3, Fuchsia globosa maior Backhouse. ' lessrs Hardy Plants—l, 2, Messrs Backhouse, for Glad 1 ramosus and Phlox omniflora ; 3, Mr Edwards. o'us Hardy Shrub—Joseph Buckle, Esq. Bouquet—], Lord Howden. Design Flowers— Miss Cholmlev ...
... long-continued cheering.) The Secretary having read the report, Mr. T. F. Buxton read a letter from Earl Howe, addressed j to Sir Thomas Acland, in which he said — I am commanded to convey to you the entire approbation of . Her Majesty (Queen Adelaide) to any ...