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... CONTICTION OF TWO NOTORIOUS SURREY BURGLARS. Thomas Hardy alias Ovens. 29, a returned convict, and Edward Smith alias Elliott, 25, both well known as burglars on the Surrey side of the water, were found Guilty of breaking and entering the dwelling-house ...
... Northumberland's people, and wounded 28. Becoming midshipman, in January, 1813, of the Ramifies, 74, Captains Sir Thomas Mastertnan Hardy and Charles Ogle, he sailed for the coast of North America, where he continued until the termination of hostilities ...
... intelligence has been anticipated. SEDUCTION.—In the Sheriff's Court at Nottingham, on Thursday, an action was brought by Mr. Thomas Hardy, some time since an extensive butcher in that tomb against Herbert Morgan, a captain the First Royal Dragoons, for the ...
... interests. Never heard his brother-in-law, Sir Thomas Hardy, say that Sir James Graham carried matters with a high hand, or that he disregarded his advice on professional matters. Knew that Sir Thomas Hardy entertained a very high opinion of Sir James Graham ...
... an ' or giose tens, Esq., of Sandleforcl Priory, 13erks, to ErnilY ur e mo ter second daughter of the late Admiral Sir Thomas man Hardy, Bart. ...
... published immediately by Professor Van Vloten, of Deventer. The annual report of the Public Record Department has appeared. Mr. Thomas Hardy, amongst a quantity of other interesting information, tells us that the number of literary inquirers who availed themselves ...
... THIRD, YEAR. Thomas Percy Hudson Edward Harrison George Joseph Pearce Edward 13alfour Wiinborley G. F. Maclean. Charles Walker Thomas Webster Arthur Giles Puller Robert Henry Pomeroy John Thompson Samuel Lobb _ Hardwick Evans Thomas William Hardy John Rigby ...
... Admiral Dundee. He (witness) appointed Admiral. Boxer to that post. Admiral Boxer was first Made knoWn to in 1830, by Sir Thomas Hardy, who was rerearkible for iilany thine; bet especially for :his just appreciation of naval character; and he reeonintetded ...
... of Erith. lIARDY—IITERMARCK.—On the Ist inst., at St. John's Church, Guernsey, by the Very Rev. the Dean, the Rev. Thomas William Hardy, Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, and Vicar of Shudycamps, Cambridgeshire, to Harriet Amelia, youngest daughter ...
... There were plenty of stones in the neighbourhood, and a vast number was thrown. The sticks were common ridincr ' -sticks. Thomas Hardy.—' ant a shoemaker at Dorchester. I knew William Allen. He was apprenticed to a tradesman in this town. I was at the meeting ...
... a respectable-looking young man, was charged with stealing an American clock, the property of Thomas Hardy, of Green-street, Blackfriars-road. Frances Hardy said the prisoner was brother to her husband's first wife, and that on Monday he (the prisoner) ...
... ladies, was read.—elloreri 34 l Paper. THE ENGLISH DEMOCRATS. On Thursday evening the 57th anniversary of the acquit& of Thomas Hardy, John Horne Tooke, and John Tlaelwallr. was celebrated by their admirers at Radley's Hotel, Black friars. Upwards of 100 ...