... the antiquary- Stothard and Blake, the painters; Thomas Hardy end John Horne Tooke the reformers; David Nasmith the founder Ot city misnions; the Rev. Joseph kughes, founderof the Bible Society; Dr. Thomas Gooawin; the Rev. Daniel Neal, historian of the ...

... respective claims. The isteral are the ?? of the elections:- .ofing Thomas Vasey, by nomination, instead of W. Allen (a) d Samuel Fiddino, by seniority, instead of J. J, annuated I per. Thomas Hardy, by seniority, Instead of John Bowers, ?? Samuel Rowe, by seniority ...

... at ?? 6d. and expenses 1is. 6d. Andrew Wilson was charged by Thomas Hardy, of Kim- berley, with illegally taking toll on the bth inst. at Langley Mill toll-bar. It appears that Thomas Hardy lent his man. Robert Fletcher, a horse and cart to fetch his ...

... J. Mtunro, Esq., 251. the Attorney-General, ?? G. IV. Smythe Owen, Esq., 201. John Hardy, Esq., 251. ; the Dean of Christchurch, 201. Dr. Stanley, 201. ; Thomas Hardy, Esq., 20l.; Sir Henry Montgomery Cuninghame, Bart., 20/.; Ed. Fellowes, Esq., M.P. ...

... -James Farrimond and Thomas Hardy were next charged together with assaulting Thomas Connell. The case is substantially the same as given above. The complainant stated that he went to the assistance of his brother Andrew. Fairimond and Hardy kicked and otherwise ...

... public interests. Never heard his brother-in-law, Sir Thomas Hardy, say that Sir J. Gnralm carried mattersawith a high haid, or that he disregarded his advice on professional matters. Knew thst Sir T. Hardy entertained a very high opinion of Sir J. Graham ...

... almost heard the wuiiz of the bullet which deprived of life his honoured commander, Nelson. No one knew better than Sir Thomas Hardy the benefit of uniformity of calibre and heavy metal. Accordingly, when at the Admiralty, he introduced into all classes ...

... hosier, F. Booth, of Birmingham, assignee; Thonas Heywood and Chales Biddle, butty colliers, Ettingshaill New Village, Thomas Hardy, of Dudiey lRoad, assignee; William Dawes, of Hall 9treet, Hall Fields, draper and hosier, nO assignee; Richard Stringer ...

... Jesoop ,,Thomas Hardy 10 Exeter ?? Thophilus Pogh Thoes Jams 11 ?? William Shaw ,,JamesMae 12 Bath ?? -. ?? F. A. West ,, T. B. Goodwin 13 Swansea ?? - W. R. Rogers Thomas Wilde 14 Soith Wales ?? Thomas8Jones ,, sa Jenkins 1S Nolth Wales . , Thomas Aubrey ...

... time after the action was concluded, assisting in rigging the jurymast; then Inas ushered into the ward-room, where Sir Thomas Hardy and other offi- cers were assembled, and complimented by them as the person who avenged Lord Nelson's death, whiclh fact ...

... B VS. Cole Cci H. A. HamIlton 14. GIslitford W. P. Verner William Colliso Thomas Hardy Gethome Montaga Lord EVirkocs bienley Coroily Thomas Hardy John ?? F. Corbelt Colonel Hardy J. S. MorSels 0 0. Walpois S. H. Coroerice F. S. Hay Sir 3. 0 ...

... undermentioned enagne on the unattached lst of the Bengal army to be lieutenants -John Bray, Thoma Doyle, John M'Nally, Thomu Kinshln Tame MilrickJ Thomas Hardy, and J. P. Stevens. The nudermentioned ensigns on the unattached list of the Madras army to ...