... same coat which he had commonly worn for weeks, on which the Order of tlie Bath was em- broidered, as was then usual. Sir Thomas Hardy did notice it to him, observing that he was afraid the badge might be marked by the enemy -, to which Nelson re- plied ...

... more to aid the progress of rational and practicable freedom. He was as honest in the sacred cause of liberty as was l Thomas Hardy; be was as intrepid as Horne Tooke; and, having lived in times that tried men's seols, let it be recorded in his epitaph ...

... SECRETARIES I should have nentioned that the new Secretary, it Captain the. Honourable Georg e Elliot had accom- ir partied Sir Thomas Hardy, but remahied outside. X le went out to him; and he very candidly and tith great condescension said, that he was not exactly ...

... at the New Tariff, Old-street, St. Luke's. TRIAt BY JuRY.-On Friday, the fifty-third anniver- sary of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Horne Tooke, and John Thelwall, from a charge of high treason, Was celebrated at Radley's Hotel, Alackffiars, when ...

... sell at 5d., and at that price are scarcely to be had. —Inverness Courier. The fifty-third anniversary of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Home Tooke, and John Thulwall, from a charge of high treason, was celebrated at Radley's Hotel, London, on Friday ...

... Lordship,I wvalking tilo quarter-deck whore lie was shot, said to Sir Thomas Hardy (who Was ever close to his side), IHardy, what signal Shall I ?? expects every man to do his duty ?? Sir 'Thomas replied (and no one else dared to have done it), IWould it not ...

... of Captain Sir Francis Collier, whom he had ap- te.e pointed to -his ship on her trial cruize, by the advice of Sir be Thomas Hardy, and than whom a better sailor-never existed. tdii (Hear.) What did Sir Francis -Collier say of the Vernon? stc On the ...

... of Benjamin Smith and Co. Henry Watt'is, of Stanton-by-Dale, charged with stealing one smock-frock, the property cf Henry Hardy. James Clarke, of Mickleover, charged with stealing three sovereigns, eighteen shillings, and three sixpences, the pro- perty ...

... attended ; Mr. John tanner and Mr. Singlehurst representing Nottingham; _ ™ m ?? A -PPleyard and Mr. Thomas Robinson, Sheffield; an ** lr -. Thomas Showell and Mr. Adams, Birmingham. The dinner, which embraced every delicacy, and variety, was served ...

... Whitebead, Rum Puncheon, Whitecross-street, of a pewter pot. To Thomas Norman, 23 Li for apprehending William Jones for robbing Mr. Walker, Crown and Cushion, Marsh-gate, of a pewter pot. To Thomas Reeve, for detecting Mary Somers in robbing Mr. Wilson, Two ...

... Mir. Soden, Barton. SPacks-let. Air Thomas Cook. Coekscntb-l1stt, M. Jy Johnsn, ruEq, Oxford; 2d, the Bishopl of Oxford; 3d. Sir. Miittliew, Oxford, Speci amen Plant-lt at, the Warden of New ctoll-gD; 2d, ditto. ?? Hardy Helrbaceoee- Ist, Mr. Soden. Cut ...

... certificate. Re Henry Swirr, of Southwell, Notts., bailiff, &c. A final order was granted on the application of Mr. Shilton. i Re Thomas Burton, of Carlton, near Nottingham, frame- ! work-knitter. This insolvent obtained a iiual order on the application of Mr ...