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... applicability of his invention. He quoted the favourable opinions expressed by his late Majesty, by Sir Richard Keats, Sir Thomas Hardy, Lieutenant Webster, Lord Hardwickr, Sir Henry Hardingr, Sir George Murray, and other competent naval and military authorities ...
... at five o'clock. Petitions were presented, by Sir C. Butrell, from Sussex, in favour of protection to agriculture ; by Mr. Hardy, from beeds and Bradford, against certain clauses in the Insolvent Debtors Bill; by Mr. T. Duncombe, from the inmates oi W ...
... alive of the compliments Webster received on the evening of that day from Nelson's captain, the late Sir Thomas Hardy ; and a gallant admiral, Sir Thoma* Livingstone, who was alive a few months ago, and i hope is atill alive, will testify, if this cruel attack ...
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... had been misun- derstood. He had not said one word in opposition to the enactments of the Bill. After a few words from Mr. HARDY and Mr. WYSE the report was received, and the Bill was ordered to be read a third time at thne o'clock to-morrow. INSOLVENT ...
... Wilbraham (South t-ncashire), aud Sir F. Burden (North Wiltshire); and tbose who have retired are — Thomas DuSeld (Abingdon), Sir George Rote (Christchurch). Thomas W. H. Master (Cirencester), P. C. Sotheron (Devizes), the Hon. Mr. Planta (Hastings), the Hon ...
... jir6- . Z ?? as full 5? ' c Mr Thomas's Buccedaneum i. 6^ n Sttrg_ en .^«tionB are enclosed. Prepared only ■-■ ion be sent l.t ' Ben ' er6 - B troet, Oxford-street. .r■'» , f l *th «„ hi t „l P ° st ' Mr - Thomas continues to *7* . o, Th method ...
... ALLEGED MURDER ON THE HIGH SEAS It was briefly reported in our paper of yesterday that the American ship Thomas Bennett had returned to Liverpool on Wednesday morning, in consequence of the captain having been murdered by his cook, John Kent, on the voyage ...
... came into the bedroom before he got up, and took something out of a box, and de- clared his entire innocence of the robbery. Thomas Skinner, the boatswain of the Madagascar, a very smart built fellow, was here Bwora, and stated that he had been acquainted ...
... James Knight 14,202 j -me Bank— Mellersh and Keen 6,322 I X h-ui Bauk - Hardy, Walkineton. and Hardy 30,372 ?? aud lelkingham ?? arid f r 19,401 ■ -■'• Bauk, Guildford. —W. Haydon, Thomas [P ?? ' H-ydon, and Samuel Haydon ?? 14,.24 ■ ' • Rous, aud Archenheld ...
... 49th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Thomas Hodgett., who exchanges. 25th Foot— Captain John Impett, from half-pay Uusttached, to be Captain, vice Stephen Ponsonby Peacocke, who exchanges. 26th Foet— l-ieutenant Thomas Andrews, from the 22d Foot, to be ...