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... meeting was well attended, and R. W. Fox, Esq., presided. Th was addressed by the Chairman, the Rev. F. Bi hop, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Hardy, Mr. Martin, Mr. Howard, Mr. Tucker, Vlr. Glmri, and Mr. White, and the following resolutions were passed un i mously ...
... Samuel d Lord) Hood, and was in seven actions with that disnguubed officer ; latterly he served as flag captain to Sir Thomas Hardy, on the South American Station, from 1819 to 1822. la 1838 and 1839 he commanded the Royal Adelaide, at Plymouth, bearing ...
... —Owen Glendower died, 1415.— Battle Newbury, 1643.—William Hutton, self-taught bookbinder, &c, died. —Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy died, 1839. Conspirators arrested at Faris, 1843. 21, Mon. —St. Matthew.—Proper Lessons ; Morning, Ecclesiasticus ...
... four rooms and garden, being No. 31, in the same street, and adjoining tbe last-mentioned l o t, in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Hardy, at the annual rent of £9 15s. Lot 5.—A FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE, with five rooms aud garden, being No. 12 in Cross-street ...
... the memory of the gallant Sir Thomas Hardy.—(Nelson's Captain Hardy of the Victory.) The site, Blagdon Hill, near Portisham his native village (on which 1827 when in command of the experimental squadron, Sir Thomas Hardy caused a temporary ...
... afterwards ly employed in up to 1813, d uring which period he was very active at the service. When the late Ad miral Sir ‘Thomas Hardy was appointed to the comma: nd of the South A merican station, in 1819, he selected the deceased as his Flag © aptain, ...
... Moses Brunsdon ; Kaipertott, Mr. John Belvey ; Sevenhamplon, Mr. John Smith; Shiptois oho, Mr. Thomas Hardy; Slayton Sollars, Mr. Avery Handy; Sherborne, Mr. Thomas Game; Southrop, Mr. Thos. Herbert; Stowell, Mr. Richard Councer ; Torkdean, Mr. Sam. Walker ...
... the 12th of August, 1819, Captain White was appointed to command the late Superb, /», and proceeded, with Commodore Sir Thomas M. Hardy, commander-in-chief, to South America. After his return 1822 he remained ashore until September, 1838, when lie was appointed ...
... Nelson received his wound, betore Hardy could come to him. ney shook bands in silenee ; ot most Hardy in vain stregyling to suppres» ful sudlimest moment. ** said Nelson, “how goes the day with us P’— Hardy, > lied Hardy ; “ ten struck, but five of “Very ...
... pursuant to public advertisement. the Feotfees of the Free Grammar School, (founded in the 2ist year of the reign of Queen by Thomas Hardy, of Frampton, Gent, * to the laudanle increase for ever of learning and learned men, whereby God's glory shali be more ...
... great satisfaction. Caution to Tubnpike-men. âThomas Hardy Gover, toll collector at the Brlslington gate, was lately fined the Somersetshire magistrates forty shillings and costs, for abusive language to Thomas Cowlln, a fly-driver, the employ Mr. Nihlett ...
... Reynolds 2nd erman Scurrah supers St Just Thomas Hardy Keyworth St J°hn Smedley Wood 1st Scillu Islands Cullen Heleton Henry Groves William Sleep Colwell snpers Hoyle Thomas Jewell J- H Walsh Mara-zlon' Appleby Thomas Osborne Camel-ford William John Me Kenny ...