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... in Gloucusleishire ; J. Cummings, Esq, from do., for Trent Park. free pardon was received our gaol Saturday last for Thomas Count, Thomas I’rtanks, Kicbard Jack* son, and Wm. Nash, who were severally convicted at the last Michaelmas sessions of riot, Newmarket ...
... dtaradar, the mytteriea* death «f * m nobleman ie. it feared, * teat oeortodag and the pobiie fat general will, with cpdn to the hardy individual who ha* and asnoeo hhe dOeeptioM of flay. . , TbdeiOfyor theHeiieaeof Bnig«*Uof thettan* Spanieh domination in Fiender* ...
... prasonC A. Stopford, President. Amongst the company were— EarrarNonhask. Leeds—Colville, J. O’Brien, Seisey, Fitsroy. Sirs—Thomas M. Hardy, R. King, R, Stopford, J. Pechell, F. Laforay, R. Keats, C. Sallivan; H. Hotham, 6. Moore, O Martin, J. Gore, U. Bla;kwood ...
... (2), Fitxroy, Hardy (3), H. Douglas, Heskrtli, M. Fitzgerald, Jen tier. Jeituer, Fitzgerald, Ca-npliell, C. Coihrane. C M-hrsne, Cockerell, Alartin. Bowden, Tierney, 51. Tierney, Broad, Birch, Hamilton, G. Stna t, Gore. A. Borough, Mary Hardy. Symonds. Halsey ...
... Filzroy, Hardy (j), H. Doubles, llcske-th, M. Fitzgerald, Jenner, C Jetnier, Fitzgerald, Campbell, C. Co -Inane, C .chrane, C.icker- cll, Martin, Bow-den, Tier-nay, .M. Tierney, Broad, Birch, Hamilton, (i. St.va t, (Jure. A. Borough, .Mary Hardy, Synionds ...
... Gordon, the Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury, Lord Sid mouth, the Baroness Rothschild, Ijord Hill, Mr*. Roberts, Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy. Mrs. Rothschild, the Lord Mayor, Admiral Sir Henry Blackwood, Sir James Shaw (the Chamberlain of London), Mr. Muspratt ...
... six of the largest class of frigates are fitting out with all expedition for the Scheldt, placed under the command of Sir Thomas Hardy. The object of this armament is to enforce the determination of the Congress.— Morning Chronicle. The Lord Chancellor will ...
... , Colonel Woodford. Lieut. Col. Houitoo, Lord James O’Brien. Lieut. Thomas Graves, on his return from a survey the Straits Magellan, Ac., bv Rear Admiral Sir T. M. Hardy. Mr. Thomas Hancock. Clerk of the Cheek the Hen. Corps Gentlemen Pensioners, by Lard ...
... passengers in the former, emliark in his Majesty’s ship Sapphire, for Bermuda. Sir James Graham (the First laird), and Sir Thomas Hardy, of the Admiralty, are expected this port iu a few days, unofficial business. order has been issued from the Admiralty ...
... were, J. O. Charlesworth, clerk to Messrs. Maynard; James Gunner, servant tjr. Hurlock, a surgeon in SI. Pali) Church-yard; Thomas Rawliuson, officer; Mr. Pocklington, the Old ’Change, who secured Williams ; Hill, Wm. Smith, . Lassiter, Spelling. At a late ...
... Judges—Bosanquet, Gaxelee, Bavley. Sirs-Edward Tucker, K.C.B.,'Charles Wetherell, Thomas Acland, Waller, Alex. Johnston, P. bliott Drake, Bart., Edmond Stanley, Mathew Tier, ney, Thomas Dyke Acland, Edmund Antrobus, J. Unnston, G. Staunton, F. G. Fowke, H. Rvcroft ...
... 8., his Majesty’s yacht Royal Sovereign, was presented to the Queen, at her Majesiy’s drawing-room on Thursday, by Sir Thomas Hardy. Captain T. Obin, C.8., bis Maj«aty’s yacht Prince Regent, was presented to her Majesty at the drawingroom, on Thursday ...