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... wind, which lasted ao long ta that all handa were dead beat, it became necessary to d shorten sail and Captain, now Sir Thomas Hardy, s gave the order for all hands aloft to reef topsails, Worn rr oat b previous exertions,' not a man was found who would ...
... Gd, Joseph Park, 3d; Thos. Scott, 6d; Brian Landers is; Thomas Heron Is; Francis Wat- son ls.-Coxhoe, February, 2nd-Robert Embleton Is; Thomas Clark 6d; Robert Turnbull 39; Wm. Younger 6d; Thomas Featherson 6i; a friend 6d; James Newton ls; Miss Frater ...
... being made for the Durham County Agricultural Society's next show at Stockton. The Stockton magistrates have committed Thomas Hardy for trial, charged with embezzling the money of his employer, Mr Applegarth, grocer and coal-merchant. At Darlington second ...
... was insanei that Sir Riehard Reast was in his dotage, nd tatir Thomas Hardy obly yielded 'to him from habits of ntimacy and respect. Was it to be thought thatan oflicer like Sir T. Hardy would, in a mat- ter entrusted to him by ilsesovereigo, Bsfuer himself ...
... Atkinson, Andrew I Grant, Cetlebert Riehiardson, Joseph Vasey, William ErriNgton, Italpli [edley, Thomas Gilchrist IteRbert Ponsheone Thomas Wolrd, and Thomas lIope. Tie CH;scnnaN said they hod all been rccomiselded to mnery by the jeery, aced tics bench ...
... tsp their position on the Moor. Mark Dent was eh1led to the chair, and addresses were deli- vered by James Hardy, Thomas Pratt, Robert Archer, Thomas Wakenshawv, ?? Hay, Charles Revely \W. Bird, and others. Resolutions were passed,thank- inar the shopkeepers ...
... first Lord oh thel Admiralty), ra t Rtowiandt Lord Bill1, Henry LaIboucliece, Sir C. Adam, Sir nfli James Ktuipt, Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Sir 0. Cockburn, dib Sir ilusstey Vivian, Sir Alexander Dickecn, Sir I Henry Hairdiigeg, and Sir Richard Wsiliiams, it ...
... Troubridge, Sir T Guest, J I Tufiell, Hi3 Hall, Sir B Vane, Lord Hairy Hanmer, Sir John | Vivian, J H Harcourt, G G | Wakley, Thomas a Hardy, John J Walker, R. r H|tton, Capt Villiers Wown, J T E Hawee, B | Williams, W D Hayes, Sir E I Wilahero, W Heatlicoat ...
... FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1844. I{ ACCIDENTS.-On Saturday last, Andrew Ackers, a child, seven years old, was run over by a cart in Sir Thomas's-I Avrbuildings, by which his leg was dreadfully fractured and syomp Ex- he was otherwise injured. Amputation of the limb ...
... William Broome and %Villinm Hardy, Oxford-street, drapers. William Broomno, Oxford-street, linen draper. WAV:ter Weitrup and Thornas Martin Cooksedge, Now Crane, Shadwaell. and Northilect, millers and ship biscuit bakers. Thomas Flaberty, Bath, tailor and ...
... Purchase Bill. Mr. HARDY brought in hile Manchester and Leeds Railway (Bradford branch) Bill, which was read a first time. Mr. M. PHILII'S brought in the Manchester and Leeds Railway (Heywood branch) Bill, which was read a first time. Mr. HARDY brought in thie ...
... school. I - UNIVERSITY orF LoiDoN.-Exa~Silation for the Degree of ichelor of Arts, 1844.-First Division: Thomas Witham Barker, Spring Rill; Thomas Beevor, University; Henry Joseph Blount, St. Gregory's Down- alde; Patrick Cahill, Carlow; Charles Cooke ...