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... Ubu! humiliation. Thomas Jay :— 4. HARDY, Maldon, Essex. Lot 1, House, shop, and gai lanation as satisfactory. The Maldon, in the occupation of Mr. as clearly calculated to deceive | printer, at the yearly rent of py” was in Mr. Hardy’s own rer; but we ...
... 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 ...
... James Graham’s merits ! He never heard his brother-in-law, Sir Thomas Hardy, say that Sir James Graham carried matters with a nigh hand or disregarded his advice. He knew that Sir Thomas entertained very high opinion of Sir James. So do we, literally ...
... many such monuments scattered over the face of the country. There is the Wellington pillar in Somersetshire; that to Sir Thomas Hardy, on the cliffs of Dorset; another to Lord Hopetown, iu East Lothian ; and that to Lord Durham in his own county: and there ...
... Norman, Cavendish Place ; Rev. F. Steggall, South Henry Street; Scott, English Street; Mr. G. Robinson, Bank Street; Mr. Thomas Hardy, Trinity Buildings ; Mr. Ephraim Harris,Caldeegate ; Mr. Samuel Jordan, Secretary, Shaddongate; Mr. J. D. Carr, Coldale ...
... (s) Belinda 21. Eagle («) Sir J. Duke (s) John Bowes (s) Northumberland (s) James Dixon (s) 24. Hortensla, M* Intyre Thomas Isabella, Hardy Grace. Chater John Isabella, Younger Khinc, Metcalfe Wra Hannah, Wilson Amity, Fair Quebec Packet, Hunter Wm &i Kichard ...
... others. COUET Of CHAECIET. UDooia'slnn. Hall-pa* Ten. (Before the Lords JoeUees.) Lunatic Petitions.—Ee Tar lor— Higir&s, Hardy. Thomas, Wright* Borer*. EopbstD. Kennedy, Dtlrai™*. Wset, and T# be K»neror ot Austria t. Dav. Appeal Motion, he.- t. orris, pert ...
... On the 24th inst. Hinckley, Joseph Tomlinson, old Waterloo veteran, aged 72 years. On the 13th inst. Mountsorrel, John Thomas Hardy, aged 3 years. On the 13th inst. at Long Whatton, Sarah, wife Samuel Wright, aged 40. On the 17th inst. at Woodlhorpe, ...
... Trueman, youngest eon of the Rev. Thomas Stevenson, to Harriet, fourth daughter of the bite Mr. James Staples, of this town. On the sth instant, at Christ Church, Smeeton, by the Rev. R. Fawsett, M.A., incumbent, Thomas Hardy, eldest son of Mr. James Buzzard ...
... Amphitrite, Pritchard Allen, Howston Hudgill, Breem Thos & Mary, Lucock Mary, Stephenson Recovery, Woodhouse Thomas & Isabella, Hardy Scio, Ward Wm Thomas, Walls Elizabeth Young, Evans Holywood, Knox Sovereign, Mary, Robinson Caesar, Platts Fortitude, Hall Hylton ...
... made. The York District.— lor£—William Williams, Ist, Thomas Nightingale, James Sugden, Joseph Bush, Wm. Willey; William Jewett, Wm. Robson, supernumeraries. Tadcaster —Wm. Jessop, George Abbott, Thomas I. Guest (Boston Spa); Richard Heape (Boston Spa), ...
... the late Henry Fenton K Rn 7« Sheffield. ' sq ' of 1 Hardy— Tyzack— On the 10th inst, at the Parish Churoh Heanor, by the Rev. R. Wingfield, Vicar, Elizabeth Ann' second daughter of Mr. Thomas Hardy, draper, to Wm! A Tyzack, son of Mr. Ebenezer Tvzack ...