... Among the distinguished guests; who at. tended on this occasion, were Lord Tenderden, Lord Hill, Lord Nugent, Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, the Duke of Valenciennes, asd several other public characters. About half-past six o'clock dinner was announced, and as ...

... appointed, and took the usual oaths :-Messrs. Al- he dernen Troughton and Mounsey, appearers, (or . moderators of fines, ?? Thomas Walton, to be constable of the court; Joseph Brown, pinder (or impounder of cattle, ?? William Topping, bea- h die; George ...

... royal favour.-Globe. LORD CHIEF JUSTICESHnrp.-Sir Thomas Den- man is appointed Lord Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench, vacant by the death of Lord Ten- derden. Sir William Horne succeeds Sir Thomas, as Attorney-General ; acd it is generally believed ...

... of the acquittal of lessrs. Toooke, Hardy, and Thelwall, took place at the Golden Lion Tavern, in Snnithfield, Major Revell in the chair. After the usual round of the most popular toasts, The memory of MIr. Hardy was proposed. ,1r. Thelwall then addressed ...

... Attwood and Joshua Scholefield, Esqo PBlackburn-Fieldon and Turner. Bodmiin-Peter and S. Spry. Bradford (YoTksbiee)_Lister oud Hardy. Brecon_-VWatidns, Bridgenorth-Robt. Pigot and J. C. W11hitmore, Esqs. Bliddnwater-C. K. K. Tynte and Wim. Tayleure, Esqs. ...

... name being written inside of the linitg, and the other man was declared by Mr. Binghain, when he recovered his senses, to be Thomas Nicholls, also well known in tle neiglbourhood. Thev there both well knoswn as loose characters about the town, and when inquired ...

... the proceedings on indict looks bpo inittt ogisf pros n the bel e agemofstewra though he doutdi twre easv 6f execution. Sir Thomas remnksupposted the Motion Sir Oswald M elysported the Motion en stIO that, as Chairma Lof h Staffordshire, Quare e. sions ...

... nuelarcitoly occrrence as follows :-On Ttresday1 norning laost Mr. Johin Thomp- %rstt, tanner, Sowetcan, rtear Stalmtint, and Thomas 'llyers- cough, sIloentaker, woert off the river Wyre in a boat, in- tetline to go t't tire Peel, but in consequence of the ...

... the day before he had said lie had not wherewith to procure food for his family; that he attended the funeral of the late Thomas Hardy, and there, on ote of the petitioners remarking, with indignation, that there were policemen disguised in private clothes ...

... nearly a hut. I dred years of age. I POrTSMtOUTIa DOCK-YARD -From thi volume of Closc Rtolls necenitly edited by Mr. Doffas Hardy, under, I the auspices of the Record Commission, it may be inferred f that: the first establish ment of this, the first naval ...

... Captain Ross, in his expedition in 1829, was a Mlr. Thomas, who for some tinre previous had been a carpenter on board the Eurydice hulk a, Wyoolwich. lie left a wife and family at home. Mirs. Thomas, hIoowever, having never teard aciy thing of him, gave ...

... especial suomilnent, the virulence of paty, and tte sacred- tio ness of the cause Hardy praved and exerqedt himself lint for until ?? very last momont of his final exit. 204 Hardy vuas gone ito aui honiourell grave, and be, per.- per chaliace, wiiutld soon ...