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... Edmund Hardy, late of the H. E. I. C. Bombay Artillery. On the 29th inst., at Brighton, in the 9th year of his ag3, Duncan William, eldest child of W. Davidson, Esq., of Portland .place. On the 29th ult., Emma Frances, youngest daughter of Thomas Carnsew ...
... Hankey, R. J. Otway, T. G. Forbes, Charles Starmer, W. H. Dickson, George Spong, Edward Smith, George Hand, Percy Hart Dyke, Thomas Green, Chas. F. Newton, Sir Henry V. Huntley; Lieutenants G. A. Phayre, B. P. Priest, C.B. Hoare, R. E. Bullen, C. F. Ffillyer ...
... Manchester. The speaking was violent, and the threatening great; but there the matter ended. BRADFORD. —'MUNIFICENT GIFT.—John Hardy, Esq., late member for Bradford, has presented to the Rev. Dr. Burnet, vicar of that Parish, the sum of 60001., for the purnose ...
... find to their cost a body of loyal, determined men, ready te sacrifice their lives in defence of the Queen and constitution. THOMAS SOLE. [Signed on behalf of the leading and working men of her Majesty's Dockyard, Deptford.] DEVONPORT DOCRYARD.—The following ...
... the Mediterranean station for the last nine months. The Albion, 90, has been withdrawn; and the Fantome, 16, Commander Le Hardy, is now at Portsmouth to be paid off. If our government were properly up to their duty they would immediately direct the Admiralty ...
... flag-ship, for the Ea s t Irdies. Boatswain.—George - Crowle, ta the (*Organ, steam-sloop, at Portsmouth. _ _ _ Carpenter.—Thomas Coughlen, confirmed to the Hydra, steam-sloop, at South America. • Doeavann.—Philip Hosking, formerly leading man at Devonport ...
... blessed fortnight for the country. It is true the air was generally very chill, and the wind from the east; but our ruralists, hardy from habit and constant exposure, heed not desavements which frighten invalids, even of the rougher sex; and, accordingly, ...
... his usual skill at the pianoforte. The principal vocal pieces were sustained with great ability by Misses Hardy and M. Cocker, and Messrs. Hardy, J. Drew, W . Drew, Palmer, and Lowe. There was also a select ba n d ; p r i nc i pa l violin being Signor ...
... exarchitecture of the celestial visitor now in the East a ae i l 'ats, who have worked hard and deservedly for some dock to the hardy northern seaman-to say nothing of tb fa :larks of distinction. Two naval officers only appear landsman-would be about as possible ...
... w Yl hoh e worked hard and deservedly for some P , - Marks of ay distinction. Two naval officers only appear dock to the hardy northern seaman-to say nothing A landsman-would be about as possible as to maeuf Teih o , , 0. . 4 t he list of 38 nominations; ...