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... stead ofthe following Gentlemen, who go out by rotation, vie. : — Charles Barron. Esq. | Thomas Pritcliaid, K«wj. John Burnell, Esq. AVilliam Recce, Esq. Thomas Hardy, Esq. N.B. The above Gentlemen are eligible to be re-elected. Also for the purpose of electing ...
... Cookes and Long James Reid Saml. Grteine Walter Westrup and Co, Horatio Hardy Charles Moss and Vo. Joseph Gibson Phillipps and Tiplady Thos. W. Ah!** \V. Abercrombie __ oJ ...
... been Lord Melville and Lord Minto. In addition, there were Sir George Cockburn and Sir Charles Adam ; and although Sir Thomas Hardy did not sign the recommendations of the commission, he assented to them. This commission found a retired list called the ...
... last, in tho county of Wicklow :•— .Mr. George Drought, son of Captain Drought, of Glone.iirig, and Mr. Thomas Acton, eldest son ot the Key. Thomas Acton, of Baf.j_ot-Bt.eet, having spent tho day on the mountains, grouse-shooting, were returning home to ...
... Sir Edward Beaumont, Bart. Sir Thomas Blomefield, Bart. Alderman Thompson, M.P. John Masttrman, Esq., M.P. Abel Smith, Esq., M.P. William Beckett, Esq., M.P. J. P. Plumptre, Esq., M.P. S. Lane Fox, Esq., M.P. John Hardy, Esq., M.P. William Bagge, Esq ...
... POLICE. ?? well. — On Thursday evening a very distressed- ! looking poor woman, named Hardy, came before Mr. Combe j and told him that herself, husband, and six children were in a state of absolute starvation, and that they occupied a room in No. 5, ...
... the John Halket, Austin, from the Mauritius— sailed Feb. 16. POOLE, May 15.— Sailed, the Convivial. Arrived, the John and Thomas, from Newfoundland. DEAL, May 15.— SW., strong breezes.— Arrived, the Anne Mary. Rackham, from China ; the Clio, from Buenos ...
... Bailed, the City of Rochester, for Quebec ; and the Liverpool steamer, for Gib- raltar. SWANSEA, May 28.— Arrived, the Helena Hardy, Smith, from Cuba — in 54 days. CLYDE, May 27.— Arrived, the Belmont, Wallace, and the Margaret Pointa, Peirce, from Demerara ...
... Put hack, the Simeon, Hardy, for Barbadoes. Arrived off, the Huskissen, from the Coast of Africa. OFF CROOKHAVEN, Oct. 31.— The Princess Victoria, Gray, from St. John's, N. 8 .; the P. H. Dean, Collis, from Lagnna ; the Thomas Walker, from Curacoa. NEWRY ...
... vacates. The following artificers were superannuated last week : — John Sleeman, leading man of shipwrights, 34.. ; William Thomas and Samuel Sampson, ropemakers, at 24.. each ; John Wetherell, reduced house carpenter, 22.. ; and John Frost, a sawyer, on ...
... pistols, a sword, and a dagger. When Mr. Delany came down, Thomas ' Carroll had one of the iron tillers striking Dr. Quarry [ on the top of the head, and O'Donoghue also, who was close to him. Thomas had his arms at liberty ; he was one or two stairs above ...
... the master cf the ill-fated ship, who has just arrived in this country : — ' The Sarah and Elizabeth was the property of Mr. Thomas Ward, of Ratcliffe. She was about 300 tons. We sailed from Gravesend on the 24th of April, 1841, the ship's crew, with myself ...