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... deeper plunge than usual with fair head' way, on her right course, my Lord, and against a head wind and sea. The late Sir Thomas Hardy, my esteemed and lame-*ted friend, had none of the prejudices against steamships which for time obtained generally the ...
... rather deeper plunge than usual with fair head way, her ri'*ht course, Lord, and against head wind and sea. The late Sir Thomas Hardy, my esteemed and lamented friend had none of the prejudices against steam ships which for lime obtained generally in the ...
... 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 ...
... Coneluded from our last. Thomas Bennett end John Watmuff, charged with hav ing stolen one silver table spoon, the property of the months’ imprisonment each, hard labor. Rev. William Gray, at Upton Lovell. Guilty ; four Thomas Parker, charged with baving ...
... like a whole to blow rather deeper plunge than usual with fair on her right course Lord and against head wind The late Sir Thomas Hardy esteemed and lamented friend none of the prejudices against steam-ships which for time obtained so generally in the navy ...
... St. Philip Bennett Thomas Bath Gatchell Thos. Birchanger Uriah Jun. Norton St. Philip Thomas Wraxall John, j«n, Leigh Barton Mildmay P. St. , Bergne Henry Comptou Dando Gatehouse Rev. w , . John Lamel Bernard Colson Bristol 'Thomas Mi | es R eu ben Southstoke ...
... uneroua post, and which had proved positively the destruction oi some of the ablest aod most valued among Miem, a« Sjir Thomas Hardy. (Hear.) One evil of the present system as. that when tba first nxvn! lord was illne»8 the first lord was at a losm where ...
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... John Ivory, Meppershall, Bedfordshire, farmer Michael Robert Jenkins, Greenwich, uvernkeeper Francis Jenkins and John Hay Hardy man, Love-lane, Eastcheap, merchants . _ . William BaU*s, Welbeck-street, Cavendish-sqnare, auctioneer Henry Bentlif, Maidstone ...