... anecdotes, ?? published, illus- trative of Sir Thomas Hardys brilliant career; but we refrain from alluding to them further, in the hope that a complete memoir may be forthcoming accredited by his familg. ?? Thomas Ifardly was the second eon of Joseph flardy ...

... ministerial patronage, even more reprehensible than the late Exchequer job. The demise of that,' meritorious officer Sir Thomas Hardy, occasioned the vacancy in the Governorship of Greenwich Hospital.. Passing over at least one hundrud naval officers o ...

... decease was inflamirnation of I tbe bowels. He was raised to thil rairk of Admiral of the Blue in 1837, and succeeded Sir Thomas Hardy, the I late Goverinor of Greenwich Hosoital, who died oer the . 20th of September, 1839. He was born in 1774, and mar- ...

... same opi- nion had been expressed'to her Majesty's Government by such distinguished officers as Sir Richard Keats and Sir Thomas Hardy, who unfortunately were now no more, he could not refrain from saying thati this was a subject of the greatest possible ...

... towed her out of the line. In the Life of Lord Howe, by Sir John Barrow, it is men.- tioned that, by the kindness of Sir Thomas Hardy, an in- .qesiry was made nmong the old pensioners at Greenwich Hospital, and two of the most intelligent (Alexander Boa- ...

... poaciling,in the night time, at Hinderclay- to be imprisoned 3 months and find sureties, or to be im- prisoned 6 months more. Thomas Hardy, by the Rev. William Mayd, for refusing to perform orders of bastardy -to be imprisoned 3 months. William Mully, by the ...

... were carefully preserved. In pursuance of the admiral's directions. they wvere given, with several other things. by Sir Thomas Hardy, his captain, to Lady Hamilton; by her they were transferred, under peculiar circumstances, to a late alderman of London; ...

... serving under his flag, and the management of which has been taken by Vice Adm. Sir W. H. Gage, G. C. B., Vice Adm. Sir Thomas Hardy, G. C. B., (Lord NelFon's Captain,) Captain Sir George A. Westphat, &c. &c. PUBIeIC SALES.-28th ult., the extensive Estates ...

... 180 muen, from Guadaloupe; has been sunk by a flritisb frigate, and all the crew drowned. . Tuesday about 11 o'clock, Sir Thomas Hardy attended at the Chamberlains Offic, Guild- s hall, where he was prcsented with the Freedom e of the City, and an elegant ...

... -On Friday the 20th inst., that meritorious and gallant oflicer, Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart., ?? Governor of the Royal Hospital, Grcenwich, Admiral Hardy succeeded the late Sir Richard Goodwin Keats as governor of this institution, in ...

... Candidate for Miarylebsoine, Mr. Murphiy, another defeated Canlhidate for Marylebone, Mr. ROvithck, the Member for tlati, 'Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. Revell, were the chief actors at tilis Great City Meeting None of the Members, either of tile city or the n ...

... James's'Church, John -Athol M'Gregor, Esq., eldest son of Sir Evan M'Gregor,' Bart., to Mary Charlotte Hardy, youngest daughter of Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Bait.- On the bth instant, at Madror, Cornwall, by the Rev. Francis Gregory, Jonathan Peel, Esq ...