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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Ohatfield to be lientenant, bypurcse, vice Thomas Yordley, who re- tireo; Regnier CAmpbell Moore, gent., to be enigo, b purchase, vice Chatfield; Lieuniceant Henry Rowland Spencer Chatfeld to he adjutant, vice Thomas Yardbey, 'iho retires. 91et Foot-LientoenaJ ...
... recorded ea follows, vi&., Gladstone, 1,725; Heathoota, 3,238; Hardy. 1,904. The ote of the professor and the few that rak as snch wens rec ded, 24 for Gladstione 33 for Heathoote, and 12 for Hardy. The fellows of colleges and studets of Christ Church who ...
... I aLH Lennox ?? Kr.P. ?? LI Kr. IL ort ?? L COo~xMR1OUv. Mr. J. Stsl ?? 1W. J. ?? L Lord ?? o 0 ?? AaMOUMH Mr. 1. Hardy ?? J. Hardy ?? DENBIGE. Mr. T. ?? I Mr. T. ?? Kr .Heneroon ?? I Mr. J. Hendleso ?? Rt. 40a. T. I. Mowbray. E t. Ron. J. j. mowbWs ...
... Tindali Plunkett, Edward Merry t~rmnlnie, Barsillai Lonaley, Herbert A. Taylor, Lothian Keir I Scott, Thomas Hungerford Holdic, Alexander BurneEs M'Hardy, Edmund Joseph Alleyne, Cle- ment do Beauvoir Carey, William Henry Haldon John Greive Hall, Altes A ...
... descended the pit with manry others, and saw Daniel Price Thomas, one of the killed, in the lamp-room, as they ware getting their lamps ready. He worked in the same vein as Thotisas, but farther away. Thomas remarked to them that his old stall, a dis- used one ...
... fleet, with seniority of 28th Augus, 1865. ADMIRALTY, SuT. 18. T6 be Acting Lieutenants-Acting Sb-Lieuteainst Alan Broduitk Thomas and James Henry Butt. To be Lieu- Zteaet-BSub-Inaeoteu Augstus flill Barges Brd. ebaw, ThomrasEdwrard Miller, Herbert Wad ...
... thiat * H'ardee reliostht a Felieral fo'bea' ffInfaitry, kruller, cdeava)r wais movirg from Sgvetnneh towardji the river. Hardie had maidedlipositdons tocheck their advance. Their ?? is -insupoied to be to destroy tjhe Savannah and 'Albany Gulf Baliroad ...
... cotton, cocoa, and indigo. The Tasmanian left St. Thomas on March 1. She experienced strong north-easterly winds and high seas from the Western Islands. On the 13th inst. she spoke the ship Mary Hardy, outward bound. The articles of treaty between Spain ...
... of Mr. Yardley, the worthy Magistrate of Marylebone Police-court, in the case of Thomas Gaywood, alias Thomas Thomnas. A charge having been made against the said Thomas Gaywood by Mr. John Dickens, the landlord of the Pickford Arms, Camden- town, for ...
... party giving Mr. Hardy a majority of 12; thenumbersstanding at 10.30 as follovs :-Heathcoto* 772; Hardy, 443; Gladstone, 431. At 12 o'clock a re hei et in in favour of Mr. Hardy, who was then 29 sh-e Heatboote having polled 938, Hardy 543, and Gladstone ...