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... his flag on board the Wellesley, immediately upon which, the flag of Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy was hoisted «n board the fame ship tinder the usual salute. Sir Thomas proceeds directly, in the Wellesley, for Portugal. ’The activity of the public departments ...
... Francis Bernard Beamish, Esq., foreman; Thomas S. jwves, James Murphy, Cooper Penrose, Arthur Craw ford, •Wien Carr. Edward Eyre Newenham, Joseph Hayes, “>• Harnett Harrington, James Morrogh, William R. ■aers, Thomas James Wise, Charles Sugrue, Robert A- ...
... lends hand. There is this moment Naval Board sitting at the Dock-yard in Portsmouth, under the presidency of Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, the ostensible object of whose inquiry is the present arrangement respecting rigging warrants.” There the usual expensive ...
... the most painful duties of bis high office, of which the most important was the prosecution, the year 1795 or 1796, of Thomas Hardy and Mr. Horne Tooke, and other defendants, for high treason. Never was there a more eventful moment for England. It was ...
... the Admiralty). Sir J Brnokc » nd Labonchere (Lord, the Admiralty), ‘he Elliot and Barrow (Secretaries AdmiraltyJ, Sir Thomas Hardy, Si Martm, the Treasurer of the Household, Lord James Bi-ten (Lord Wailing), Sir James Reynett 'Groom in Waiting), the ...
... raised to the rank of Admiral of the Blue mm K perienced from their most spiritual and exhilitating actiag. succeeded Sir Thomas Hardy, the late governor, drt Saturday they performed in Pourqmi ! and Let Bn- the 20th of September, 1839, thus having held ...
... when the same 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 —(heat) —he could not refrain from saying that thn was a subject the greatest possible ...
... George’s Church, Hanover-square, ..ady Hardy, widow of the gallant Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy. There were present—Lady George and Miss Seymour, Mr. and Mrs. Granville Berkeley, the Hon. Charles Fitzroy, the Misses Hardy, &c The ceremony was performed by the ...
... iV»‘Kee, Hugh Rirri*, W M‘Geougli Bot.d, Thomas VVihon, Georuc Inmr, Arthur Cope, John Irwin, Thomas Dobbin, Lee Hardy, Join Barnes, James O’Callaghan, Thomas Atkinson, Thomas K. Armstrong. Francis Strin%W, liUcker, ...
... wind changes. We are informed, by letters from the Tagus, dated the 2Bth ult., that the expcrimc-utal squadron under Sir Thomas Hardy, arrived that river on the 10th, having been ordered thither by despatches from England, received when cruising off Scilly ...
... —Wear# enabled state, that Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, O. C. 8., one of the Lords of the Admiralty, is succeed the late Sir Richard Keats, Governor of Greenwich Hospital. We care not whether Sir Thomas Whig or Tory; but we are sure, that the nation ...
... the distinguished English guests were Sir James Graham and his lady. Admiral Dundas, Sir F. Maitland, Sir Thomas Hardy, &c. After dinner. Sir Thomas Williams, first introdueing the toast in a neat and complimentary speech, proposed the health of her Majesty ...