... parties, hoc concluded by proposing The immortal memory of Thomas Hardy, John Horne Toohe, John Thelwall, John Augustus Bauney, Stewart Kyd, Richard Hodgson, Thomas Holeraft, Jere- miah Joyce, Thomas Wardle, Matthew Moore, John Bax- ter, and John Richter ...

... Cochrane had been declared by Sir Thomas Hardy riot tS be in conforflsify wisl the law regulating similar operations, and-that therefore it could lot he recognised by the British squaxdron. This declaration or Sir Thomas Hardy is in the form of a verbal c ...

... thing like a perfect form of govern- ment. Mr. SAUL invited the members of the union to attend the funeral of the late Mr. Thomas Hardy. The deceased, he said, was one of the oldest and sincerest friends of reform, and his obsequies should be celebrated as ...

... Sir Robert Otway, Sir Edward King, Sir Thomas Williams, Sir Edward Owen, Sir Harry Neale, Sir Charles Hamilton, Sir Edward Foote, K.C.B., Fellowes, Sir Charles Ogle, Douglas, Lambert, Sir David Milne, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir K. Stopford, Lord Samnaurez, Sir ...

... Leicester, ?? of business. Thomas Norman Gilbert, of Leicester, pateint mangle maker. Thomas Way, of Silverton, yeoman. Elizabeth Ann Shorey, of Sundricdge. Thomas Islip, of Bedford, butcher. Henry Eseery, of Sheepwash, bootmaker. Thomas Lea, of Wellinigton ...

... minister, visited Mr. Poan lett Thomson yesterday, at the office of the Board of Trade. Lord Auckland, accompanied by Sir Thomas Hardy, Admiral Dundas, and Mr. Laboucicre, the Lords of the Admiraltv, went vesterdav to Woolwich Dock-yard. Count D'Aglie, the ...

... of Messrs. Trotter, of Edinburgh-..Caledonian Mercury. ANECDOTE OF THE LATESIR THOMAS HARDY.- Th, e filowing fact, which proves the strong attachment of Sir TIIoOIAS HARDY to the memory of his distinguished comsmunder Lord NELsoN, came to the knowledge ...

... list mentioned, was fitted out by the Perti. vian Government, ane sent to sea bifisrc condentonatiox, in the face of Sir Thoma.s Hard)y, tihen commnnndiing the Creole t'rigate, asid ticting uniler special orders received front England, and who, in answer ...

... Guclphic Order, by Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart. Lieut. Colonel Sir Charles Dance, on going abroad, by Lord Hill. Captain Tomkinson, R.N., on his appointment to his Ma- jesty's ship Tribune, by Sir J. Graham. Lieut. -Colonel Thomas Reed, on appointment to ...

... honour of replying to your letter to-mor- row by a flag of truce. I have the honour to be, sir, your very humble servant, THOMAS HARDY, Captain. 2ajor Case, cornmanding the United States' troops, at Stsag Harbour. .Hiis Britannic Majesty's Ship Ramiliesin ...

... on appointmcnt to his Majesty's ship Chil- ders, by Sir J. Grahrm. Commander Thomas Henderson, on promotion, by Sir J. Graham. Captain Robert Patten, R. N., by Sir Thomas Hardy. Major-General MacLean, on his being appointed Commandant at Woolwiclh, by the ...

... whom lie lenuves two sorts. His lordship married secotidly, the lot October, 1840, Ladly HIardy, widow of Admnirial Sir Thomas Hardy, the late Go- vernoir of Greenwich 1-lospitnil. The late lord, whon AMr Ellis, represented Seaford in the House of Conninnons ...