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... MONUMENT to the late Admiral Sir THOMAS MASTEEMAN HARDY, Bart., and G.C.B. At numerous and highly respectable MEETING, held at the Town-hall, Dorchester, on Saturday the 2d March, 1844, pursuant to public advertisement. The Right Hon. the Earl of ILCHESTER ...
... COUNTY MONUMENT n TO the late SIR THOMAS MASTERMAN HARDY, Baronet and G. C. B. a numerous and highly respectable MEETING, flic, the Town Hall, Dorchester, ou Saturday, March, 1844, pursuant to public Advertisement, Ui Honourable the EARL of ILCHESTER ...
... MONUMENT to the late Admiral SIR THOMAS MASTERMAN HARDY, Bart., and G.C.8.1, SUBSCRIPTIONS ALREADY RECEIVED. £. s. d. The Earl of Ilehester 25 0 0 Sir R. P. Glyn 0 John Floyer, Esq., (High Sheriff) 3 3 Joseph Goodenotigh, Esq 2 0 A. H. D. Acland, Esq ...
... MONUMENT to the late Admiral Sir THOMAS MASTERMAN HARDY, Bart., and G.C.B. At a numerous and highly respectable MEETING, held the Town-hall, Dorchester, on Saturday the March, 1844, pursuant to public advertisement. The Right Hon. the Earl of ILCUESTER ...
... LUTTERWORTH Petty Sessions, Tuesday, November 12. Before the Rev. T. Belgrave and T. E. Dicey, Esq. William Calow, Thomas Read, and Thomas Vincent, three of the Broughton Astley gang, were charged with stealing apples from the orchard of Mr. Hodgkinson ...
... especially every one who, as a Dorsetshire man, knew that the galla >t Sir Thomas Hardy was a native of this county—(cheers). one he thought could look back the time when Sir Thomas Hardy, with other great and departed heroes, was defending his country, sea ...
... the memory of the late Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, who, it cannot be forgotten, gallantly fought at Trafalgar the deck of the Victory, by the side of his heroic friend and commander, Lord Nblson. The late Admiral Hardy, throughout his long career of professional ...
... 5l. each. Wm. Ci was charged with assaulting — Keetley, on the 30th ult. Fined 7s. 6d., or three week's imprison- ment. Thomas Hardy, was charged by Thos. Gascoyne, with assaulting him on Friday morning last, at the Public Wharf. Ordered to find sureties ...
... Instant, the Holy Trinity Church, the Rev. J H Bromby Mr. diaries Kirkpatrick, to Jessy, tbe eldest daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Hardy, paper-mauu&e. lurer, of this town. On Tuesday, the instant, at Driffield, Mr Edwin Crewer. druggist, lo sarali, eldest ...
... stealing, on the Ist day February last, four pounds weight of mutton, and two pounds and half beef, the property of Mr. Thomas Hardy butcher.—Each to imprisoned two calendar months, once whipped, and kept one week in solitary confinement. James Moiteksiiaw ...
... At the Court House, Sheffield, on the 7th day of February, 1844. Joseph Parkin, Mornsfield, Sheffield, scissor smith-- Thomas Hardy, Browns vett, Charles street, cutler—Jas. Drown, Leicester street, Sheffield, slater airl shopkeeper-- I Robert Mirfin ...
... was brought before Sir George Carroll, charged with illegally detaining a writingcase, the property of Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Belfast.—Mr. Hardy stated that he arrived at the Birmingham terminus Monday a uil one of the porters called the cab to convey him ...