... Ryland Sale anid William Williams, of Liverpool, ?? Wilkinson, Frederick Wilkinson, and Thomas Hardy Greaves, of Nottingham, dyers, so far as regards Thomas Hardy Greaves-George Robinson and Phillips Kelham, of Man- chester, commission ?? IR. Cattell ...

... Quakers ; Stothard, R.A.; Wil- liam Blake, the painter; Lieutenant-General Fleetwood, eon of the Lord Protector Cromwell; Thomas Hardy, a patriot; Joseph Ritson, the antiquarian, and many men of literary and historical note. Can no fitting commemora.- tion ...

... Rev. George Burn, M.A., curate of Lilleshall, Shropshire, to the vicarage of Hstfield Broad Oak, Essex and the Rev. Thomas William Hardy, MLA., to the vicar- age of Shamdy Camips, Camubridgeshire. The Bi shop of Gloucester and Bristol has instituted the ...

... navy in 1802 as midshipman, and served with Ac distinction on the West Indian and other stations cei part of the time ?? Thomas M. Hardy. In 23 1810 he was sent up the Tagus in charge of a m division of gunboats, for the purpose of co- Co operating with the ...

... Exeter. Thomas Itiehess, of St. Thomas the Apostle, licvoashre, Limber usereliant, January 21 slid February 21, at eleven, at tlmo Court o( Bankruptcy, Exeter. Mr. H. L. Hirisel, official assignee, Exeter; and Mr. Brutton, soilemtsi; Exeter. Thomas tiolsinson ...

... Townsend Dance, a captain of 1834. He entered the navy May 16, 1806, as midshipman, on board the Triamph, 74, Captain Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy. FATAL ACCIDENT TO ADMIRAL HAWTAYNE.- NORWVICH, Szrr. 9.-A fatal accident occurred last even lag to &dmiral Rawtayne ...

... Dundas. He (witness) ap. pointed Admiral Boxer to that post. Admiral Boxer was first made known to him in 1830, by Sir Thomas Hardy, who was remarkable for many things, but especially for his just appreciation of naval character; and be recommended Admiral ...

... near thre furnace, is the only memorial left by the dead men:- Friday afternoon, half-past two ?? Armstrong, Thomas Gledstone, John Hardy, Thomas Bell, and others, took seriously ill. We all had a prayer meet- ing at a quarter to two o'clock, when Tibbs ...

... eminences of the county, a pillar to the memory of Sir Thomas Hardy, and if the gallant services of General Strmngways at Waterloo, and his life blood at Inkerman, are not thought worthy of record, the Hardy c column will be a perpetual rebuke to the apathy ...

... that Thomas Morgan ie in custody. Be is remanded till Thursday next, on the cbr~rge of beihgeoricerned in elec- tion business in this town. He wishes you to see his sinlyi and see that they do not want for money. Yours, J. W. Mellor, for Thomas Morgan ...

... adeird had referred to an act which he (Sir J. ( 'Graham) had introduced ?? year 1832, when he lad the 8-advice of Sir Thomas Hardy, the man of all othis who tknew best the habits, feelings, and motives of the sailor. By 3 that act theiovereign was enabled ...

... and Charles Hardy. From Manchester : Messrs. Alfred Harris, Rev. Dr. de Willis, W. Reysier Wood, and J. P. Bunting. From : Halifax: The Mayor, Mr. John Smith, and Mr. E. Wavell (town clerk). ?? Huddersfileld: Messrs. George Armitage, Thomas Mallinson, ...