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... to conviction.—Banu, r la Ft blitz the 51th 'minerary of the triumph of the trial by jury, ssexemplified the sequins! a Thomas Hardy, John Ile Toole, John Thehad!, J. Jaye, T. liultron, and t e °tar members of the Conesponiling Stately. a ho, in 1791. ...
... that it is past the art man to avoid coming into contact with ray mode of operating. Admirals Sir Richard Keats snd Sir Thomas Hardy most solemnly declared, their report to King William IV, that inventions put extinguisher upon all naval tactics. Captain ...
... L BY J uRY.—On Tuesday the fifty-fourth anniversary of the triumph of trial by jury, as exemplified in the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Home Tooke, John Thelwall, J. Joyce, T. Holcroft, and the other members of the Corresponding Society, who, in 1794 ...
... Charles Hallowell Carew ; Os. borne Foley, Thomas Warrand, Thomas Lyne. Commanders—John Chiene, Isaac Shaw, Edward Pitts. Thomas Philip Le Hardy, Alexander McLeod, James Smith, John Lambrick, Walter Jameson, Thomas Ratsey, Frederick Welstead ...
... it the eraction of the column ott Blsgolon hill, near Dorchester, to recordTI tie services of the late X*cc-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Governor l of tlreentwich hospital hiave been paid; ant it appears from trie statemlent of account that the subscriptions ...
... gallant Officer s decease, Captain W. Broughton (1831), succeeds to the Half Pay List of 12s. 6d. per diem. Commander Thomas P. Le Hardy (1537), who, a short time since, paid off the Fantome, 12, at Portsmouth, for the Mediterranean, died recently. COPPER ...
... Hallowell Carew, Osborne Foley, Thomas Wasrand, Thomas Lyne, William J. Put , . bias, Sir Robert Oliver. Commanders.—John Cbieoe, Isaac Shaw, Edward Pitts, Thomas Philip Hardy, Alexander M'Leod, James Smith, John Lambrick, Walter Thomas ...
... of Good Hope and East Indies. The Ranger has teen very un- successful in making slave captures. Tte FasUome, 16, Com. Thomas P. Le Hardy, was inspected on Saturday by the Commander iv Chief, Admiral Sir Charles Ogle, bart. accompanied by Captains Eden and ...
... erick vearryatt, ca., Charles Hal-n, er lowell Carew, Osbortne Foley, Thomas We erread, t. ce Lyue. ly Commianderst-Johe Chienel Isaac Shaw, Edrare en Ptts, Thomas Philip Le Hardy, Alexanuder M'Leod, J. t ed Smith, John Lambhrick, Wallet- JThesonlyefroiis ...
... Hurd Thomas, Arthur Doyle, William Fosse, George Fraser, Cyril Jackson. Mastei-s.— Thomas Wolfe, George Paynter, and Thomas Elson, Thomas Hodgson, Thomas Philips. Medical Officers:— Deputy Inspectors of Hospitals.— William C. Watt, M.D.; ...
... __^— — ■ — '9l Ba 164-! ?? Steam Packet, Thomas ■_,c BR U * IS __Tw_l leove PORTSMOUTH for TOB- BPL-* £__??TH TaIUr-f at SOUTHAMPTON, EVERY ■ PLYMOUTH, for TORQUAY, ftf» ,bi ?? POBTSMOUTH, THURSDAYS, at 1 p.m. *&**&*■ ?? to atte_d on the Ladies. ?? ...
... the Rev. Thomas Harvey. Cawder Rertory, near Eaat t Grimstead, Kent, March 88th. 1848. s Sir,— l shall feel it but proper to name you to any parties I know, as having well done my teeth. I am, sir. faiihfully yours. ! To F. Thomas, esq. THOMAS HARVEY. ...