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... next proposed Trial by Jury, which was received with enthusiasm; and then came the toast of the evening— The memory of Thomas Hardy, J. Horne Tooke, Thelwall, and their associates. The Chairman observed— That commemoration had almost long enough to ...
... Renry Applebv. Lebbeu. Barber. Win. Bates, Georee Batty, Wm. Bidwell, Thomas Blades. Wm. Brodie, Thomas bSS.w£’Brown, Thomas Brown James Brown. Jama. Cmroll, Georee Claxton. Thomas Clayton, Wm. Compton, Wm. Cowan, Charfes Curie, John Dangerfield, Wm. ...
... f'-odc, Augesant v. Parry, Hodgkinson v. Cooper, ' ?? ?? r Harper, Lockhart v. Hardy, Thomas v. Hardy, ! ?? 0 £ n T Hardy. Hardy v. Arundell, Lockhart v. Lee, | Nt *f a r ! v Hardy, Lockhart v. Crouch, Matthews ...
... ., I returned a verdict for the Queen of l r ~ INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT ?? ( Before the Chief Coinrm-. ?? , ' J I.N RE THOMAS HARDY AM, ?? These insolvent, were opposed on the par- • The cases occupied the Com t a long tun, 1 1 vents were indebted to ...
... the plaintiff for the amount claimed. ;SO.VF.NI DEBTORS' COURT.— Ti esday, Aug. 4. Before the Chief Commissioner. ) IN KE THOMAS HARDY. r v ?? ol ? his insolvent occupied the Court until part , »h'n it was adjourned to Thursday, on which , - ; _-)ii named ...
... Dart. William Blayney Wade. William Monsell. Robert Archbold, M.P. Charles Doyne. Thomas Seymour. W. Jones Armstrong. Robert Bowen. Charles W. Hamilton. Thomas R. Hardy. William Owen. Richard A. O'Donnell, Bart. H. B. Coddington. REQUISITION. We, the ...
... apply the full extent of the discretionary clause, and adjudged the ; insolvent to an imprisonment oi six months. IN RE THOMAS HARDY. This case, mentioned in the Morning Advertiser a few days since, again came before the Court, when farther evidence was ...
... in the Admiralty vaults, followed. I dare say, by those of Lieut. Jennings, is more than presumable, from the fact Sir Thomas Hardy and Admiral Dundas, on meeting them a short time afterwards, 25th Jan., 1832. at Woolwich Dockyard, mooting the subject; ...
... employed in the service. When the late Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy was appointed to the command of the South American station, in 1819, he se- lected the deceased as his Flag Captain, and he remained with Sir Thomas up to 1822. We believe his last official duty ...
... straw bonnets Dugdale William, of Holywell-st. and Golden bldgs. printer Gordon Alexander, of - Albany-rd. master mariner Hardy Thomas, of Uniou-st. Spitalfields. broker Howlett John, of Sa!mon's-lane, Limehouse, beer shopkeeper Louey Pierre, of Basing-lane ...
... the 12th of August, 1819, Captain White was appointed to command the late Superb, 78, and proceeded, With Commodore Sir Thomas M. Hardy, as commander in chief, to South America. After his re - turn in 1822 he remained ashore until September, 1838, when he ...
... actively employed in the service. When the late Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy was appointed to command of the South American station, 1819, lie selected the deceased his Flag Captain, and remained Sir Thomas to 1822. believe bis last official duty was the command ...