... taken on shore and arrested, upon the supposition that be was the celebrated Thomas Hardy; but on undergoing examination some gentlemen present, well knowing the person of Hardy, declared that he was not that individual, and he was therefore allowed to ...

... Lord EBigh Treasurer ol' Irelansd. WHITEtHALL. AarRI. 9. TIm King las, been pleased to appoint Thear-A44miral Sir Thomas illasterman Hardy, BDrt. G.C.B. to be ?? of his Aklajesty's Horspital et Greenwich, in the ?? of Kent, and also 'one of the Comnmrissioners ...

... Fieing to be Mlaster of her 51ajesty's Hospital at Greenwich, in the county of Kent, in the room of Vica.Admiral Sir Thomas Alasterman Hardy, Bart. deceaser. WAR OFFICE-Oct. IS. 4th Light Dragonons-Cornet R. U. Prettejohn to be Lientenant. by purchase, vice ...

... Deptford, as agent for transports;* Lieutenant James Barber, to the Ramiiies ; T. F. Jessop, Eso. to be Secretary to Sir Thomas Hardy. - Yesterdlay the honde frigate was paid olffby Lord Byron, and laid up in ordinary. I-lit Lordship set off this morning ...

... Cochrane has transt nrirtted to John Wilson Croker, Esq. a letter fro m ?? miral l -otham, inclosing, one from Captain t Sir Thomas Hardy, of his Majessy's ship Ramillies, a dated off Stonington, the 12th August, giving an ac I c oint of a nwatack made upon ...

... ey~r Gereral, iri the room of Sir Herbert 'Taylor. as SirvOrd Orren .rill be sticceedled at the Admiralty Sir d . Sir Thomas 31. Hardy. Tmr bo T. per Centt Consolss SS:-Ditto Accotunt Fil-,3 per Cent, -red. tit 33 ditto shUt-4. per Cent. 6s i8^_ 1S26 ...

... 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 ...

... ' e 51also received from Gibraltar an account of an t ous robbery lately committed by a pirate on the Eng. A'oner Sir Thomas Hardy, bound from Gibraltar to l J that vessel put into Madeira in order to repair her I Tidafford to the crew and passengers ...

... Ediward Relly; William Morris (b), Thomas- Hardy, H-enry R. Sturt, ye Genoa; ?? W iam ?? Helicon; William.IHen- t , Vey and John ID.Rbisn Herald ; S. W, Oldham, Hind ?? Young (a), James C. Bennett, William Forrester In, ?? Thomas Stephenson (Flag), Isis; Edmnuid ...

... 9d c' December. Valparaiso 20th January, passed Cape lnn 16th February, and sailed from Rio 23d Mlarch. Con. modore Sir Thomas Hardy was left at Lima, with his broad pendant in the Creole frigate, Captain ?? Wli:e; the Conway, 28,'Captain Basil Hall, was ...

... wilful imposition lupon the Poor's Inspector for the Gor- 2f bals Parish. The name which the fellow gave to the n Police was Thomas Hardy or Hardigan, or Harigan, and r. it would appear that by misrepresentation he bad got in- s terested in his case, Mr. Donald ...