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... Sir John Gore, Sir P. C. H. Durham, Capel, W. Parker, Hon Sir H. Hotham, Ballard, Maitland, Sir T. Hardy. Generals--:Sir Willoughby Cotton, Sir Thomas Hislop, Sir Fitzroy Maclean, Macdonnell, Norcott, Sir Henry Fane, St. George, Anson, Adams, Tolley, ...
... Geo. Whitefoord. Mr. Serjeant Heath. - Admirals—Sir James H. Whitshed, Sir Willoughby T. Lake, Hon. G Dundas, Brace, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir H. Hotham, Lambert. Generals---Macdonell, N. 3.PLeod. Colonels- -Fitzelarence, Thornton, Cavendish, Sir Robert Gardiner ...
... London,,wa3 lost near Galway Bar during the late gales, anthitis feared the crew perished. , LEITH, Nov. I.—Arrived the Janet, Hardie,' from St. Peters.. burgh; and Jeremiah, Bereny, from Stettin. Hum., Nov. I.—Arrived the Salus, Anderson? from Liebai ' i- ...
... Eitier.y to the Duke of Sussex, by the ricrd in Waiting. Major-General Bruce, by Lord • Lieutenant R. Low, 4.N. by Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Bart. Commander J. Pearl, ?IN% bz Lord Holland, on his arrival from Newfoundland. Ca.p:ain Christian; R.N., by the Hon ...
... Engineers, by Lord Dufferin. Captain George Ourry Lempriere, by Sir Thomas Hardy. Capt. A. Wathen, 15th King's Hussars, by Lieut.-Col. Sir W. Herries. Capt. Williams. Ft:N., by Admiral Sir Thomas Williams. Capt. Close, byLord Hill. Capt. Derinzy, 11th Foot, ...
... George and Charles Earl, Great Saint Thomas Apostle winemerchants, Jan. 18, at one, 28, and F e b. 25, a t two , at t h e dourt of Commissioners. Attorneys, Messrs. Piercy and Oakley, 15, Three Crown-square, Southwark. George Roidley Simkin, Red Cross-street ...
... should say there was no safety for any person who would merely attempt to burn weeds in his field for agricultural purposes. Thomas Hardy, a lad about 12 years of age, deposed upon oath that lie knew Wm. Chapple; he lived in Cawsand; he was in Spriddle's garden ...
... concluded by proposing the health of the Lady Mayoress. The Lord Mayor returned thanks, and gave the health of Sir Thomas Hardy. Sir Thomas Hardy, in returning thanks, alluded to the past services of the navy, and hoped that whenever they were called into ...
... themselves as Mr. Barrett's sureties. _ MR. JOHN REYNOLDS. This gentleman was arrested in Parliament-street, by peaceofficers Hardy and Holland. On being brought into the boardroom, Alderman Darley said- Mr. Reynolds, 1 would rather see you any wl:ere than ...
... Bath theatre, in which Miss Foote commenced a short engagement as auspiciously as she could desire, hi the part of - Letitia Hardy._ It appears by a. Parliamentary pap -r, just published, that the total number of houses assessed to the inhabited house tax ...
... from the West Indies, by Sir J, Pechell, Bart. Lieutenant Butterneld,,R.N., by Sir James Graham. Lieutenant Thomas. Ross, R.N., by Sir Thomas M. Hardy. Lieutenant G. P. Eyre, R.N., by Sir M,, Maxwell. Lieutenant Malcolm, by Sir A. Barnard., Lieutenant Trevelyan ...
... :Fitzgerald, Fitzroy, Hardy (three,) H. Douglas, Ilesketh,. C. Cochrane, Cochrane, Jenner,' C. Jenirer, Fitzgeralft, Campbell, Cockerell, Martin, Bowden, Tiernc. , y; M. Tierney, Broad, Birch, Hamilton, G. Stuart, Gore, A. Borough, Mary Hardy, Symonds, Halsey; ...