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... Trafalgar were carefully preserved. pursuance the admiral's directions, they were given, with several other thugs,' Sir Thomas Hardy, his captain, to Lady Hamilton, her they were transferred, under peculiar circumstances, a late Alderman London; and they ...
... were L boU the Ckevtpeake Admiral Berkeley was »f>pr sunerseded in his command by Sir John Warren. The S and o-ood Sir Thomas Hardy, who had married the eldest TThtev of Admiral Berkeley, filled my station as flag-Captain with his father-in-law, on the ...
... died, 1558.—Battle Newbury, 1643. William Hutton, self-taught bookbinder, historian, &c, died, 181*- —Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy died, 1839. —Several arrested Paris, 1843. Fairs. —Dorset: 15, Wiinborno; 17, Broadway; 18, Woodbury Hill.—Somerset: ...
... Cresdee, of Kesworth ; John Holmes, (in company with William nook), for being accessory to a felony; Mark Hardy, James Hardy, Thomas Hardy, and Richard Hardy, for stealing fowls, the property Edward Alkyns Wood, at Osmington. Dorchester Gaol ...
... aground? Gteal laughter. ) J'lOceediug our marine, the improvement wh'oh had early taken interest. Sir Charles cited Sir Thomas Hardy and hi? own personal experience proof of the impenetrability and the Board of Admiralty the steam which were at present ...
... were carefully preserved. In pursuance of the Admiral's directions, they were given, with several other things, by Sir Thomas Hardy, bis Captain, to Lady Hamilton; by her they were transferred, under peculiar circumstances, to a late alderman of London ...
... Wraxall Adams Arthur F. Edwd. J.,jun. Cotltelstoiie Marriott Capt. E. Taunton, i' Henry Sothehtone Rev. Thomas Herutndge AUen cLterblade Ettery Thomas Redhill Marshall Ambrose Chewstoke S t Bristol Evans Albert B. Tichenham George jun. Dundry Rev \ mi. ...
... hands they came, under peculiar circumstances, from Lady Hamilton, whom they were given, with several other tilings,by Sir Thomas Hardy, Nelson Captain. The sum demanded was £l6O, and Albeit authored Sir Harris Nicolas pay the amount for Ins ft oval Highness ...
... Trafalgar were carefully preserved. In pursuance of the Admiral's directions, they were given, with several other things, Sir Thomas Hardy, his Captain, to Lady Hamilton ; her they were transferred, under peculiar circumstances, to a late Alderman of London ...
... ‘Tra- the hero's det Admiral’s were csrefally preserved. parsaance of the were gives, with several other things, by Sir Thomas Hardy, his Captain, to Lads Has.iiton by her they were transferred, under toa late alderman of aed there remained in the of the ...
... Dowland, James King, Richard Jones, James Northover, Leonard Morris, Mark Hardy, James Hardy, Thomas Hardy, Richard Hardy. NISI PRIUS COURT. Before Mr. Justice Coleridge. V. JAMES AND THOMAS STROUD. This was an ...
... ACLAND TEMPLER.] Jouw CREE, Important Toanrixe Tort Stuart, of the Ist n Guards, now quartered in barracks, was summ by Thomas Hardy, the keeper of Loud’s Turnpike Gate, leading from Dorchester to Wool, to answer a complaint of evading the toll. Mr. Puities ...