... regiment, very badly wounded; the Hon. Major Stanhope, 52d regiment, and some other sick and wounded otficcn; the Lady of Sir Thomas Hardy, and family; Lieut. Hunt, late of his Majesty's ship Zealous. Major M'Cregdr, and some others of the wounded officers of ...

... were cap- ,e tuired. s It is again asserted at the Record Office that Sir . George Jessel will succeed Lord Romilly. Sir Thomas D. Hardy retires from the Deputy Keepership of the Rolls on his full salary. The vacancy on the Bench of e the Court of Exchequer ...

... gale of wind, which lasted long that all bands were dead beat, it became neceaaary to shorten sail, and Captain, now Sir Thomas Hardy, gave the order for all hands aloft to reef topsails. Worn out by previous exertions, not man was found who would obey; ...

... withdrawn at £1,610, at which price the vessel was afterwards sold to a London owner. SUDDEN DEATi1.-On Tuesday a man namned Thomas Hardy, 75 years of age, died suddenly at Mrs.; S. A. Lock's, lodging.housef Manor-street. Deceased went there on the previous ...

... youngest daughter ef Thomas Hardy, Esq., Birkagatr, in county of York, On Monday, the tist nit. Drypooi Church, by the Rer. Edward Ward, Mr. Locktun, offleer of exeiae. Market Beeping, to Margaret, second daughter of Hr. Thomas Russell, supervisor of ...

... on remand with stealing a wooden potatoe scoop, a quantity of sugar, and about 20 stones of potatoes, the property of Mr Thomas Hardy, wharfinger, Sand South- I end, on the 31st ult. The Chief Constable prosecuted, and Mr A. M. Jackson defended the prisoners ...

... thereabouts, arc rich Old Swarth, and the remainder in Tillage, in a high stale of Cultivation, bounded by Lauds of Thomas and John Hardy, North; Lands of Richard Shcarsraith and of the Trinity-House Kingston-upon- Hull, South; the South End Road, East; ...

... Nelson splendid tableau. The chief is dying in the moment of victory; the likeness is good, arc those of Sir W. Beatty, Sir Thomas Hardy, A representation of the Holy Shrine of the Nativity, it now exists at Bethlehem, concludes the exhibition; and this, we ...

... (Hull) Petty Sessions, held at the Town Hall, before Mr. T. Voase, Mr. D. Wilson, and Mr. H. J. H. I Pease, a labourer named Thomas Hardy, charged with being drunk and riotous at Cottingham, on the 31st ult., was fined 10s, and costs, there being five previous ...

... »•>. room Admiral Young, created V.ce-Admiral of England, on the death of Admiral C-mwall**. »% , v-.i • Cairt. Sir Thomas M. Hardy, I.ord Nelson Cant4lo I ralalgar, is appointed Commodore the Bratd ataiion, The room of C.pU.n Bowles, who is •uper-eded ...

... regiment; finder the command of Lieut.- Col. Herties, tfhitn Had artived the day before. J d ...

... Monsell, Esq-, Tervoe; Robert ArcMbold, M.P.; Clharlis Doyne, -Thromas Seymour, William Jones Armstrong, Robert Bowen, Thomas R. Hardy, William Owen, Charles William Hamilton, and Edward Bullen, Esq., secretary , in attendance. el Mr. Wade having read the ...