... the burial ground. It appears that Mr. Hardy had prepared some memoir of himself. That is not only the fact, but the printing of the last sheet was in progress when Hardy died ! calls it Memoir of Thomas Hardy, Founder oi, and Secretary to, the London ...

... Bridgestreet, Blackfriars, in celebration of the forty-first anniversary of the triumph of the Trial Jury in the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Horne Tooke, and John Tbeiwall.—Mr. Pritchard presided.— The sloth having been removed, The Sovereignty of tlie ...

... himself in several other actions.. Sir Richard G. Keats, Governor Greenwich Hospital, died in his year, and was succeeded Sir Thomas Hardy. was shipmate of his Majesty the commencement of his naval cereer—bad charge of bis instruction, and was with him in the ...

... THE BELL’S NEW WEEKLY MESSENGER. Thomas Hardy, whose certificates respecting bis character had then about him. Subsequently to the peace, he got into business with his priae money, &c., but ultimately be* came unfortunate and lost all, and was latterly ...

... The Ht. Hon. Sir James Robert George Graham, Bt. The Hon. George Heneage Lawrence Dundas. Henry Labouchere, Esq. Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart., G.C.B. Sir Samuel John Brooke Pecbell, Bart., K.C.H. Maurice Frederick Fitzharding Berkeley, Esq. FLAG OFFICERS ...

... leave the child at Mountstreet workhouse, and left the office for that purpose. HATTON GARDEN. Robbery. —Thomas Hardy, art'll 15, and Thomas Hardy, bis fat hr r, were finally examinfd, by Mr. W. Palmer, of the firm of Palmer and Storey, candle-lamp ma ...

... . Lord i Sbaeord, father of Lord Howard Walden, the British | Minister the Court of Lisbon, to Lady Hardy, widow of the late Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy. DBATHO. . , At Ross, from the effects setere injury he received in | lumping off the Mazeppa coach about ...

... saluted. On landing at the King’s stairs, she was received by Sir James Graham, Bart., First Lord of the Admiralty, Sir Thomas Hardy, Hon. Sir G. H. L. Dundas, Sir Frederick Maitland, General Sir C. Campbell, Sir Joseph Wheatley, the Marquis Funchal, the ...

... Majesty stepped into the boat attended the ladies of her suite, and was rowed to the Royal yacht. The boat was steered by Sir Thomas Hardy, who did the honours to her Majesty. At this time the river presented a most interesting and animating appearance. The ...

... BDNtSDAY.~ Unfaithful Sbrvants.—Forbes v. Hardy. —This was action brought by the plaintiff, Thomas Alexander Forbes, Esq., gentleman of property, residing m Lewisham, Kent, to recover from Mr. Thomas Hardy, broker, residing at No. 20, Union-street, ...

... for diplomatic employments in expectancy. Mr. Thomas Hardy, one of the venerable apostles of Reform, died on Thursday morning, at his apartments at Pimlico, in the eighty-first year of his age. Mr. Hardy was the founder of the London Corresponding Society; ...

... Ratford Webb, Merchant street, Bristol, furniture broker and auctioneer——James Brown, Leicester street, Sheffield, slater Thomas Hardy, Brown street, Charles street, Sheffield, cutler—Francis Ycomanson, King street, Margate, Kent, boot and shoe maker—Andrew ...