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... of glass in the window Mr David Honysett, relieving officer, were committed for a week’s imprisonment. On Thursday last Thomas Hardy, a young man employed nil fll»* o«-U nf tU® Ilj «. J rw>ll, uvn lu course of constructijn at Hamatreet, while unhooking ...
... fire, 180 H. Lord Brougham born, 1778. The celebrated William of Wykeham died, 1404. — -The celebrated English Admiral, Thomas Hardy, died, 1880, Venus sets at 44 mm ntes past 5 afternoon. TUESDAY, 21. 8L Matthew. The Cabal captives arrived at General ...
... they will all survive the brutal treatment they have sustained. On Friday, the fifty-third anniversary of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Horn Tooke, and John Thclwall, from a charge of high treason, was celebrated at Hadley's Hotel, Bridge-street, B ...
... are about to build sixteen rooms for the use of married paupers over sixty. The fifty-third anniversary of the acquittal Thomas Hardy, John Horne Tuoke, and John i'helwall, from charge high treason, was celebrated at Radley’s Hotel, London, Friday last ...
... and Captain SY' ing possessed of considerable abilities as s e so, was appointed, at the recommendation ce Admiral Sir THOMAS HARDY, then Si AHAM's chief professional adviser, to be Sur' ie Navy. w look to the present time, we find that We ssessiort of ...
... 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 ...
... possessed of considerable abilities as $ Seaman also, was appointed, at the recommendation oa the late Vice Admiral Sir THOMAS HARDY, then Sit JAMES GRAHAM'S chief professional adviser, to be Sur' veyor of the Navy. If we now look to the present time, ...
... Lordship, walking the quarter deck where he was shot, said to Sir Thomas Hardy (who was ever close his side), 4 Hardy, what sigual shall order—Nelson expects every man to do his duty ?' Sir Thomas replied (and no one else dared to have done it), Would it not ...
... 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 ...
... XTO IN PRICES ON BRANDY, RUM, GIN, PORTER, or ALES, at J. A. HARDY'S WINE (( PORTER STORES, 20, DUKE STREET, READING. January 14,1847. Wiadwt, Statues, and South w estera Railway* Staines to Atcot and Wokingham, with Branchet to the London and South Western ...
... Belcher; sth, Thomas Mills. Vegetables. Cabbage: Ist, Richard Nutt; 2nd, Thomas Mills; 3rd, John Brain.— Peas: Ist, Geo. West; 2nd, John Pitson. Lettuce; Ist, Thomas Mills; 2nd, John Couldrey.— Potatoes (kidney): Ist, John Pitson; 2nd, Thomas Mills.— Potatoes ...
... LaNina-grove, Wharf-road, Mid- bailder. John Prior, St. Marcy, Cornwall, tailor. Thomas Bailey, Wolverhampton, printer. John Kirkman, Newark-upon-Trent, wine merchant. Thomas Skipwurth, Belton, Lincolnshire, clerk. Henry Johnson, Sheffield, merchant. Edward ...