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... Earl of Sefton,for West Derby, Benebasr James ..Barton—by Sir Thomas Joseph de Trafford, Cruxteth, Kirkby, Aintree, arid Altcar. Bart. for the manor or royalty of Bartou-upon- Ganiter Thomas. Preesidl—by Margaret Bourne, for Preesall Irwell, Lancashire ...
... walking the quarter-deck where he was shot, said to Sir Thomas Hardy (who was ever close to his side),' Hardy, what signal shall I order— Kelson expects every man to do his duty ?' Sir Thomas replied (and no one else dared to have done it),' Would it ...
... lordship, walking the ?? ween he was sl .bt, said' to Sir Thomas Hardy (who w-»s ever close to his side), ' Hardsy, what signal shall I order — Nelson e_.pe-.tß every nan to* do his duty ?? Sir Thomas replied (and no one ehe dare*, to have done h), ' WouM ...
... lordship, walking the quarter-deck, where he was shot, said to Sir Thomas Hardy (who was ever close to his side), Hardy, what signal shall I order—Aelson expects every man to do his duty V Sir Thomas replied (and no one else dared to have done it), Would it not ...
... not so generally known, that as he first proposed the signal, it was, Nelson expe c ts e ver y man to do his duty.' Sir Thomas Hardy, devoted as he was to the glory of his chief, suggested the emendation, which Nelson at once adopted. INSTANCE OF PAPIENT ...
... not so generally known, that as he first proposed the signal, it was, Nelson expects every man to do his duty. Sir Thomas Hardy, devoted as he was to the glory of his chief, suggested the emendation, which Nelson at once adopted. INSTANCE OF PATIENT ...
... MARRIED. On the 20th inst., at the Cathedral, Norwich, Thomas Edward Amyot, Esq., of Diss, eldest son of Thomas Amyot, Esq., of James-street, Westminster, to Elizabeth, daughter of the late Rev. Francis Howes, of the Precincts. On the 20th inst., at ...
... years, Miss Matilda Hardy, Barker-gate. On Monday last, aged 45 years, Mr. Win. Wild, of White Cow-court. On Monday last, aged 52 years, Mr. Sami. Holmes, Albion-street. On the 20th inst., aged 53 years, Hannah, wife of Mr. Thomas Atkin, Richmond-street ...
... Clhrimopeor, Coq. of the Grove, Hammersmith, to Martha Jane, mooed daughter of the Rev. John Hardy, incumbent of Lea. in this county. Oct. 23, at St. Mary'. Church Mr. Thomas Price, of Tewkesbury, to Miss Mary But Oct. 04th, at St. Mary's Church, David Middleton ...
... to sell. Since the robbery the father of Hardy has absconded, and has not been seen since that time. •Cochrane, in defence, said that old Hardy ordered him to take tbe wool to Mrs. Melrose's to sell. The boy Hardy made no defence. The jury returned a verdict ...
... THE GRAND JURY. Mr. Jos. Kimber./oraHun Mr. Robert Ellis .. G. P. Bainbridge .. Thomas Forrest .. Robert Bardon .. J. H. Fox .. William Bingley .. Robert Gowland .. Thomas Boast .. William Hardman .. Benjamin Clough .. Christopher Harker .. Edward Day ...
... of House, Spilsby, to Mary Ann only daughter of the late Mr. Hudson, of the former place. At Louth, on the 14th inst, Mr. Thomas Cuthbert, of South Elkington, to Miss Sarah Wilson, of Louth; and on the 18th, Mr. Itobt. Davison, to Miss Sarah Swin. At ...