... oontrotiv Entriligrilfc. LON 3DO N. Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, G.CU., one of the Lords of the Ad- miralty, is to succeed the late Sir Richard Keats, as Govenior of Greenwich Hospital. Sir Dudley Hill is to succeed the late General Farqrldarson as ...

... probably, of a precautionary nature only, but it is said that a British fleet wvill certainly put to sea shortly, and that Sir Thomas Hardy will take the ?? 'Paper. Wefeelthe greatest possible satisfaction in announcing that naval surgeons and assistant surgeons ...

... two years. The Lord Rector's Prizes, intimated last year, were awarded as follows L James Fraser, Student of Divinity. Thomas Hardy, Student of Divinity. The following were the results of competitions for Prizes, in the several classes of the Curriculum ...

... sailed onu y the 1.th of August, with Lieut. Hibbert on board, g bringing dlispatches for Government from nAdmiral Sir 'Thomas Hardy. Licut. I-Jibbert left Chili onl the loth n of July, and has brought the Chili Gazettes, from swhich s it appears that ...

... captors is said to IZI bh cons'derable. There wiere nofitrtherparticularscknonit ni when the Icarus left Dio. Commodore Sir Thomas P Hardy had left the river Plate, in the Creole frigate, Li ('aptain T. W-1 hite, and gone round Cape Horn * having 41irected ...

... batiy woupded; the Honourable Major fatan; ,hope, 52d regiment, and some other sick and vound! ed officers; the Lady of Sir Thomas Hardy, and and family; Lieutenant Hunt, late of his majesty's ship Zealous, 74 guns Major Macgregor, and some f o h'rs of the ...

... White, hail ceiled fromi Rio to Monte Video; .the Owen Glenlower. the lion. Captain Spencer, e bearing the fla3g of Sir Thomas Hardy, Vs ait' Buenos e Ayres ; the Slaney, Captain O'Brien, ga0 fitting at Rio.' The Tynefias been ltzis C four hundred miles ...

... loitidoi, Liverpool, Plymouith, lxeter, Norwicb: H Hull, ai' dcti',t Is-ii y itsaml GloucesterF -t~ lti; ?? t,0 nt Sir Thomas Masteintin Hardy, Bart. has been ap. ce it- pointed Cominmodotre atii Commatider-itn-Chliefor tile at to ?? ol' Sutb America tnd in ...

... -Gelirral Sir Tiromas Dallas, were severally Introduced between tile ,itrojuntor Knights, Viscount Palrnerston and Sir Thomas Hardy, and were Mr invested by the Sovereign with the insignia of Knight Grand Cress, On tlria occasion, Sir John Ormosby Vandeteur ...

... been pleased to grant the I i dignity of a Baronet of the United Kingdom of r V' G-'-at Britain and Ireland, to Thomas Master- ,cman Hardy, Esq. Captain in the Royal Navy, I w and the hb's male of his body lawfully begotten. I 1 The King has been pleased ...

... prizes' as follows:- 1ST OR rPROVESSrO7AL CLASS. 1 Sperihen Fuschia-1. Williamn Hardy, Newyton; 2; John Wood. Lngie-Elphinetone- 3 Wm. Erdy. 6 Hardy Herhaceous Plants-l, V. Hardy ; 2,. J. Wood- 3. James Melvin, Blaeckford. 12 Dahlias - 1, John Wood; 2, John ...

... Robertson, Haddo lhouse 6 Tender 2,xotics-i, Thomas Darling, Woodhill; 2 an 3, Mr Brehrer. Albyu Place I Gives house or Stope Er3tic.-1, John Robertson, lladd House; 2, Thomas Darling, Woodhill; 3, Arthur M'- Hardy, Richnondhil:; 4. Mr Brebner Albyn Place ...