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... came in contact with Sir Thomas Hardy (the Captain Hardy of Nelson's flag-ship), and en- quired of him as to the accuracy of this report. He replied distinctly that Nelson did wear the decorated coat, and that he (Captain Hardy) did represent to Nelson ...
... son of Mr. Thomas Hardy, upholsterer, aged 8 months. Lancaster. - On the 19th inst, in North road, A^nes, widow of Mr. William Bowneas, farmer, aged 73 yeara. Lancaster— On the 21st inst., in Reynolds-street, Ruth Ada, daughter of Mr. Thomas Fletcher, ...
... *aoderu times and replaced by the rir ( W)EBEEIES at Waeeixgtjn. — At the ' -•■•*-! ou Monday, John Scott, .Jcin Asth, ai d Thomas Hardy, the .'■ -:*ed on the Londen and North- . ?? ?? works at Warrington, -■. ix last were charged with stealing ->y and bacon ...
... President of the Royal Academy. Sir James Alderson, Knight, M.D., President of the noyal College of Physicians. Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, Knight, Deputy Keeper of the Records. Herman Meri»ale, Esq., M.A., Balliol College, one of Her Majesty 'a Under Secretaries ...
... . Bash Conduct Ssvibbly Punishid. — On Satur- day, at Durham Petty Sessions, two young men, named Leonard Fa * ell and Thomas Hardy, were brought up charged with assault and wilful damage, by upsetting a boat in the Wear, at Durham, in which there were ...
... a long time admired. The couple are now spending the honeymoon in Florence, and will arrive in England next month. Mr. Thomas Hardy, author of Far From the Madding Crowd, &c., will appear in a new character in the Gentleman's Magazine for November, ...
... Jane Lay- cock, Abigail Physic, Ann Atkinson, Richard Parker, George Romney Ireland, John S'npson, John Jackson, ! and Thomas Hardy respectively, for the pui^ose of ' widening, oper'ng, enlarging, or otherwise improving I Castle H'l and St. Mary's Parade ...
... remains ko an ashpit, where they were set on fire, the crowd cheering and shouting and the band paying. The death of Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, D C.L., Oxon, Deputy Keeper of the Records, and one of her Majesty's Commissioners on Historical Manuscripts, ook ...
... Burrow Ray, yeoman, Tatham Thomas M. Scam bier, yeoman, Tatham. John Bootb, brewer, Ulverston. John Brewer, draper, Ulverston. Thomas T. Briggs, draper, Ulverston. John Casson, draper, Ulverston. John Bargh, farmer, Whittington. Thomas Ireland, fanner, Whittington ...
... Sale, at the Gazette Office, Market-street tliss Kilmansegg and Her Precious Leg; a Golden Legend, by Thomas Hood, with sixty illustrations by Thomas Seccombe, £1 Is. .he Lake Scenery cf England, by J. B. Pyne ; 25 coloured illustrations drawn on stone ...
... Lodge, Jane Laycock, Abigail Physic, Ann Atkinson, Richard Parker, George Romney Ireland, John Simp- son, John Jackson, and Thomas Hardy respectively, for the purpose of widening, opening, enlarging, or otherwise improving Castle Hill and St. Mary's Parade ...
... Lodge, Jane Laycock, Abigail Physic, Ann Atkinson, Richard Parker, George Romney Ireland, John Simp- son, John Jackson, and Thomas Hardy respectively, for the purpose of widening, opening, enlarging, or otherwise improving Castle Hill and St. Mary's Parade ...