... amongst a r large-conicourse of 'Speictators. a] QUICK VOYAGE FROM LONDON TO HULL.- St The-elipper schooner Martha, Captain Thomas Hardy, left hi Chamberlain's Wharf, London, on Tuesday morning loot, end as arrived in the Humber the following atteroon, for ...

... withdrawn at £1,610, at which price the vessel was afterwards sold to a London owner.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 ...

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

... (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 ...

... Malcolm, a seconded by Sir Thomas Hardy, Admiral Sir George Cockburn was unanimously called to the chair. After an address from the chairman, Sir Pulteney Malcolm moved the following resolution, which was seconded a by Sir Thomas Hardy, and carried unanimously:- ...

... 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 ...

... Ruid to Thomas Morrill; Druids' tl Arms, Lime-street, from James Xerehaw to Ann Watson; Ferry Boat Tavern, Church-street, from~ Henry Hansley to William Cole. Beer and wine : 'Builders' Armas, Garden-street, from William stamp to Thomas Hardy; 19, Le ...

... previous day, at Bishop Burton, was committed to prison for fourteen days.-J. Robinson, labourer, l charged with assaulting Thomas Hardy, of Bever- ley, labourer, at Woodmansey, early on the Sun- . day morning previously, was ordered to enter into ] his own ...

... Dyke.-Fuined5s. and costs. WELTON. PErTY SESSIONS, Monday.-(Before W. H. H. Broadley, Rsq., and the Rev. D. S. Wrangham.) Thomas Hardy, charged with being drunk and fight. ing, at Cottiugha m, en the 12th instant, was fined with costs, 14s. 6d.-Willlaum ...

... the usual manner. ed Lady Seaford has (lied at Hampton Court, h5 aged 90 years. Deceased was the reliat of Captain Sir Thomas Hardy, flae-captain of Lord ar Nelson when he met his death. Deceased was found on by her maid in a fit in her bed-room, but she ...

... quarrel. I ensued, afid defendant acknowledied1 giving com- plainant a IIslight tap on his head. Fined 4d and costs 9s. --Thomas Hardy, Bridlingtcin, Qaay, fisherman, for being drunk and riotouson~, the public' streets on the 23rd of April (there being previous' ...

... Graves and Thomas Nutt; North Cliff, Thomas Rennison and William Appleton, South Cliff, Thomas Leake and George Jackson; East 'Jottingwith, Robert Banks and Thomas Room; Ellerton, Joseph Anson and George Wake; Everingham, John Thomas and ...