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... Hume was one of the first who suggested club of this character, but he is not a member. The Government have selected Sir Thomas Hardy, one of the present Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, fill the office of Governor of Greenwich Hospital, vacant by ...
... . H'illiam Rickarrlfa* was Indicted for stealing two bras, pans, one copper kettle, and coffee boiler, the property of Thomas Hardy, of Beverley, butcher. The article, mentioned in the indictment were placed In an oat-house, which was used as kitchen ...
... the King's Stairs, and there Sir Thomas Williams and Sir Frederick Maitland, with their respective officers, stood waiting to receive the royal visitors. They were accompanied by Sir James Graham and Sir Thomas Hardy. F. J. Vanzeller, Esq. her Majesty's ...
... afier ] long and painful illness, ag-tl 74. Susanna, the of Mr. Thomas Hardy, late of York. •* Her end was peace.’ fin Wednesday week, at U-ven. near Beverley, very wd- | , denly. Mr. Thoma* M ig. inokei-per. ft* at place. Wednesday I*’*' al >carl>r«»’ ...
... June 3, at the Holy Trinity Church, the Rev. H. Mr. Charles Kirkpatrick, to Jcsw, the eldest daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Hardy, [taper manufacturer, of this town. Juiia 3, the Holy Trinity Church, Mr. J. Leggotl, eldest son of Mr. D. H. I.eggott ...
... peace, Ghent. 0. The Princess of Wales embarked for the continent on board the Jason frigate, off Worthing. Captain Sir Thomas Hardy attacked and took possession of the town Stoaibgtou, in North America. 12. Formal expulsion of Lord Cochrane from the order ...
... SHIPS Upon most extensive Scale. Apply Mr. William Barnes, Ship-Surveyor, No. Mason-Street, Hull. AM/. Soremher 20. 1832. / THOMAS HARDY, • paper HAsnrya masufacTi'Rfrt. No. ♦'s. Nonni-SratFT. PR'>srrrr- r«EET, And 25. Bkiix;* SrnLtr, Hiai.. MOST rMMctfnlly ...
... purpose of taking supply df wine for the whole of this squadron, whose destination and object arc involved in mystery. Sir Thomas. Hardy, it is slated, sailed with scaled orders, which arc not be opened till he reaches a certain latitude. F.aCh ship is in ...
... Sir Richard Keates has had them undes his inspection for two successive years,” and has approved of them ; whilst Sir Thomas Hardy, officer of forty years' standing, two naval lords, and distinguished admiral all concur in their efficacy and importance ...
... of the city of London, to the Duke of Wellington on his return. 11. Moose Island taken the forces under the command Sir Thomas Hardy and Lieuteoant-Colooel Pilkington. 16. Lord Cochrane re-elected to serve in the House of Commons, member fur the city of ...