... the King's Stairs, and there Sir Thomas Williams and Sir Frederick Maitland, with their respective officers, stood waiting to receive the royal visitors. They were accom- panied by Sir James Graham and Sir Thomas Hardy. In the mean time a message from ...

... same coat which he had commonly worn for weeks, on which the Order of tlie Bath was em- broidered, as was then usual. Sir Thomas Hardy did notice it to him, observing that he was afraid the badge might be marked by the enemy -, to which Nelson re- plied ...

... our, their Majesties with four milk'white horses, with outriders and escort of light cavalry, and were received by Sir Thomas Hardy, the Governor, with due honours, the Royal Mlarine band playing the National An- them-the veterans of the battle, one hundred ...

... Lord Water- a park, Sir Francis Burdett, Bart. Bon. George Lamb, at Charles C. Cavendish, Thomas William Coke, William yi Evans, Charles Al. Phillips, and Thomas Paget, Esqrs. ;- Pt and in the Minority, Sir Robert l'eel, Bart. Edmund Peel pI and 1lV. Yates ...

... parts, and upon the whole much better prices were obtained than at the last Fair. Committed to ?? Gaol since our last, Thomas -Hardy and William Poole, charged with stealing a quantity of 2 fowls, the property of lMr. Glover, of Potlocks. 3 Committedl ...

... and Mir. Laboucliere (Lords of the Admiralty), the Hon. Captain Elliot and Mr. Barrow (Secretaries to the Admiralty), Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir th. DByam Martin, the Lord Steward, the Treasurer of the e klousehold, Lord James O'Brien (Loed in Waiting), Sirla ...

... it to 4IJ01. but it was rejected by a large majority. Died on Wednesday morning at Pimlico, in his 82d year, Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mir. Hardy was the founder of the London Corresponding Society, and was, with Mr. Horne Tooke, Mr. Thelwall, Air. Holcroft, ...

... the citizens ( of London. At five minutes before four o'clock the Queen ( left the yacht in the barge of Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, als who steered her ashore. ean I The Queen was conducted into an open carriage by the Earl of Albemarle, the Mlaster ...

... Admiral Sir R. G. Keats, deceased. -Gazelle. Admiral Parker is to be the new Lord of the Admiralty, in the room of Sir Thomas Hardy; and Admiral Gage is to succeed Admiral Parker in the command of the fleet on the Coast of Portugal.-Courier. It is-generally ...

... sheep, with intent to steal the carcase, the property of lt!r. Thomas Robinson, of' Ilkeston.' -William Kent, for one month arld hard labour, for illegally leaving the service of Thomas Hardy, of Tisainagton.-.Lbenezer loxey, Isaaic Doxey, and William Spencer ...

... probably, of a precautionary nature only, but it is said that a British fleet will certainly put to sea shortly, and that Sir Thomas Hardy will take the command. An Irish paper has announced the failure of the highly- respectable house of Kinahan aund Co. It ...

... arrive I here on Monday, from the River; The whole of these ships are i placed under the commanfd of Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas DI. t Hardy, who yesterday shifted his flag from the Sybille to the t ,Wellesley, for the purpose of conducting the armament for ...