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... Sir I I). Goulde, Lord Aylmer, Karl of Minto, Sir G. Sir Lawreno Win. Houstoun, Sir K. Barnes, Sii I Sir XX. Lumley, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir T. Dallas, Sir vV . l'ringle, Sir Lowrv Cole, Sir l'ulteney Malcolm, and Sir T. Williams. The officers of the Older ...
... part. It was a singular coinci- dence, he said, that when on his way to Row-street this morning he met his old friend, Sir Thomas Hardy, who was also engaged at Trafalgar, and whom he had not seen for several years before. Ifi thought of it, said Admiral ...
... in by Lord Mel- bourne at the close of the session. Another windfall has dropped to the government by the death of Sir Thomas Hardy (the officer in whose arms our immortal Nelson breathed his last) who held the governorship of Greenwich Hospital ; and ...
... Soineiset, Lord G. Clerk, Sir G. Hale Stanley, E. (Cum- Cole, A. Halse bcrland) Cripps Hardinge, SirH. Tenwent Dalbiac, Sir C. Hardy Thomas Dunbar Hcnniker, Lord Tri>vor,A.(Durham) F.astiu.r, Lord Hoy Twiss Kgerton, W. (C-hes- Jackson Vere, Sir C. ter County) ...
... passengers in the former, emliark in his Majesty’s ship Sapphire, for Bermuda. Sir James Graham (the First laird), and Sir Thomas Hardy, of the Admiralty, are expected this port iu a few days, unofficial business. order has been issued from the Admiralty ...
... Charles Elphinstone Fleeming is appointed Master of the Seamen's Hospital at Greenwich, in the room of Vie« Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy. 14 Sir Robert Peel publicly denies the statement in a Sun- day newspaper that he had said the No Popery cry was only kept ...
... Thomas sharpless W. Hardy, Friar Lane Wm. Smith Thomas Hollins Wm. Sturgess Benj. Hamec, senr. Win. Sanderson Thomas Highton John P. stallara Win. Hardy Thomas steads Nicholas Hlgglnson J. B. Spencer Joseph Humes John Taylor ...
... in lesa time. Sir Thomas Hardy, under whose inspection the carriage was tried en board the Galatea, reports, that .Marshall's carriage is worked with much more fa- cility by six men than the other carriages are by ten men. Sir Thomas Staines, who has ...
... warfare. The Sailor King saw and conversed with the projector, and referred him to the late Sir Richard Keatea and Sir Thomas Hardy. Sir Biobard Keatea, in company with a naval ollicer of 40 years* srrvire, yet alive, who fought at Trafalgar, and was ...
... yesterday with Viscount Althorp, at the Melbourne visited Earl Grey yesterday, Graham, the Quarter Muster General, and ir Thomas Hardy, hid interviews with iderich yesterday, at the Colonial Office, y, the Duke of Richmond, and Viscount d conference with ...
... Bunreyor-General ' tin- room of Sir Herbert Taylor. Sir 10. ()«eii will be succeeded at the Admiralty Board hy Admiral Sir Thomas M. Hardy. If the Lord High Admiral improves in healt'b his royal highness will go to Deepdcue, the su- perb villa of Mr. Hope, ...
... Dillon Bellew, Bart.; William Monsell, Esq., Tervoe; Robert Archbold, M.P.; Charles Doyne, Thomas Seymour, William Jones Armstrong, Ro- bert Bowen, Thomas R. Hardy, William Owen, Charles William Hamilton, and Edward Bullen, Esq., secretary in attendance ...