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... Admiral Thomas luans, K.t .8., Admiral William Hargo«»d, Rn .8., Lieutenant General the Horn Mr W' Lumley , Lieutenant General Sir J. VS iLoughby Gordon, Bart., K.c .u., Quartpi master-Geueral to the i orces, and ~ Hear-Aomind Sir M. Hardy, BarL,K-C ...
... Graud Cross of the Order of the Bathviz. Admirals Sir William Sir Thomas Williams, and Sir Thomas Hardy; and General Sir Willoughby Gordon. After which Admirals George Scott and Thomas Dun. das were severally conducted the King by Sir George Nayler, and ...
... Oxford-street, horse-dealer, Oct. 7. at two, Oct. 14, three, Nov. 11, at one. Attorney, Mr. Norton, Jewin-street. HALL, William, Thomas Spencer, and William John. Crosbysquare, and Ltwer packers, ucu 4. eleven, Oct. 1«. Nov. 11, at ten. Attorneys, Messrs. Brown ...
... and vagabonds. The name the prlncipel actress was Miss Emma George, and the principal tragedian was Mr. Edward Henry. Mr. Thomas, the superintendent of police, had ascertained that a number of the lowest characters assembled nightly in roem in Short’s-gardens ...
... vaga- bonds. The name ef the principal actress was Miss Emma George, and the principal tragedian was Mr. Ed- ward Henry. Mr. Thomas, the superintendent of police, had ascer- tained that a number of the lowest characters assembled nightly in a rot m in S ...
... Oxford. From the Bishop Norwich—John William Daltry, M.A., Triniiy College; Thomas Jarret, M.A., Fellow of Catherine Harry L. Jones, M.A., Fellow of Magdalen College; Thomas Lund, M.A., Fellow St. John’s Col. iege; U. G. Graham F. Pigott, C.L., St. Peter’a ...
... wisdom they would appropriate streets within day or two after their committal ; and socn property the relief of the poor.” Mr. Thomas, the Superintendent of Police, ascertained Thu stupid mod scandalous proposd was seconded that they had got their liberty ...
... Dundas. Sir Thomas WilUam*. Dcmslas, MaHiaud. s-humber*. Sir Ulehard King, Lord A. Ileauclerk, *ir Edward Haiuilti«t, K.C-8.. Sir P. Malcolm, sir ’haries Ogle, Uuu, Sir IL Stopford. Honcyman, Treaiayue llodd. Sir BTiartln JSir T. Hardy, H'Kinlcy. Ue ...
... Conroy, Laura Wheatley, Fanny Stephenson, Beresfurd, Blacbford, Mitchell, Bathurst, Hancock, Emily Hardy, Dickson, Wood, Mary Hardy, G. V. Uarcouru Dawkins, Hardy, Fielding, S. Rice, KiiJcch, Arbuihnot, Colburoe, Quentin, (2) Frances Chrimie. Duke Wellington ...
... filling our manufacturing towns with pale, debilitated, and haggard wretches, the living skeletons of the once robust and hardy English people. nation’s strength must depend, iu a very material degree upon the health and bodily vigour its population. ...
... Garrett. Otksrue, Admirals-Sir Hargood, 0.C.8., GCH Ommanney, C.8., Sir Thomas Dundas,’ K.C.ic’s- Richard Keats, Sir Charles llamiltou, Colville. Generals—Champeigne, Sir Samuel Thomas Brown, Sir W. Keppel, Dalbiec. Colonels—Sir Charle* Xuomion, Powell, ...
... Byng, Hon. Sir Robert Stopfurd, lion. Sir Henry Grey, Sir Henry Warde, Sir Thomas Wil- Sir illism HaigwH, lion. Sir Lum. ley, Sir J. Willoughby Gordon, Bart., Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Bart. The following officers the Order were present The D«an of M'estminster ...