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... Refolutions of tue in *742, refpeding Nicbola* Paxton, Solicitor of tire I'realury, and that of Augult 19, 1719. rei'pedt.ng Thomas Hardy, be read. From Refoloiions appeared that thofe been >■ ( taken into cuftody, and were imprifoned for prevarication Come ...
... lradc 88 Tobacconist, and as such arc well established. Since Mr. Moran’s death the business lias been carried WHI 1)6 hy Thomas Hardy, the Receiver, 57 Dawson-strcet ; and Samuel P. Adair, Esq.. 27 Upper Pcmbroke-strect, liis Solicitor. ...
... direction of the funeral, waa aide-de-camp Sir Thomas Hardy board the Vktorv. :.t the battle of Trafalgar, and had his leg shot away wfiile standing l»v Hardy’s side the time Nelson felt The death Admiral Hardy is deeply deplored, and several tradesmen Greenwich ...
... obtain any redress, are put into the highest spirits by the orders which have been, transmitted to the British Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, which are to demand restitution all property seized, without any exception, provided can fceproved to belong British subjects ...
... between Sir T. M. Hardy and the Governor of New London, United Sutes, relative to one John Carpenter, an American seanun, who had been five years in the British •errice, and was in Ap.il last serving on board the Ramilies. Sir Thomas Hardy, on receiv. the ...
... Jackson. V icar of Abergele.» Anne, relict of the late Thomas Hardy, Esq., of Kilmacsrt, county of Carlow. mother of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Hardy, 19th Regiment, and of the late Rev. John Hardy, Incumbent of Kilcullen. October 5, in Richmond-place ...
... gent, to be enhgn, rice John Pcdey- Geo. Frafer, gent, to be enfign, vice pt-nioP—Robert Kobinlon, gent, enfign, vice Thomas Hardy. 4,Sth. John Gordon, gent, to enhgn, , :th. Captain John St. Lcgei, of the battalion of the 73d foot, captain, vice Colin ...
... adjudication. No decision had taken place, but great hopes are entertained of favourable result, from the interference of Sir Thomas Hardy, who, after hearing the statements of the British Captains on the subject, felt it of much importance to be induced to ...
... where I Lund Capta Sir Thomas Hardy,in his ti'p Ramihcs, with two transporis, having on uni the 102J ifgiment, under the command of Lictf.eiiant-Cojoutl Harriet, which had arrived th; day before. I did not fail to lay before Sir Hardy instructions, and consult ...
... Brunswick-street, John Norwood, Esq., in the chair. The other Guardians present were —Messrs. F. Byrne, luomas Arkins, P. D. Hardy. Thomas Cosgrave, W. Young, W. Graham. B. Norwood, J.P.; J. F. Hyndman, E. Higginbotham, J. G. Hathbourne, J.P.: Johu Martin. G ...
... Whaley, James Stronge, W. A. Algao. W. Blacker, Robert Harden, John Barnes, William John (landcock, John Thompson, John Hardy, Thomas Atkinson, James Stringer, T. K. Armstrong. John Maean, Maxwell Cross, James Verncr. TYRONE—Fainar, Maacu 10. twelve o’clock ...
... Talbot de Malahide, Earl of Meath, Hon. D. B. Moleyns, William Steuart Trench, Thomas R. Hardy, D. J. Wilson, Charles Doyne A. H. Bagot, F. W. Cusack, James Brown. John Wilson, Thomas Ball, Hans H. Woods, John Frederick F. Hamilton. John Christy, Captain Croker ...