... t»« corps of royal marines of this division. Arrived, the experimental squadron, under the com- mand ol Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, in the VT ramus frigate, consisting of the Challenger, 28, Cap*- Hayes—Sapphire, 28, Capt. Dundas— Wolf, 18, Capt. ii ...

... lordship, walking the ?? ween he was sl .bt, said' to Sir Thomas Hardy (who w-»s ever close to his side), ' Hardsy, what signal shall I order — Nelson e_.pe-.tß every nan to* do his duty ?? Sir Thomas replied (and no one ehe dare*, to have done h), ' WouM ...

... the Duke of Brunswick, and a select party. His Majesty gave audiences yesterday to the Minister, Lord Holland, and Sir Thomas Hardy. The Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victoria have signified their intention of honouring with their presence the concert ...

... and Min Dallas at de., frou ird Osborn, at do, from Hori idem shell and family, in Cbarlet-sirset, n Bognor. .dmiral Sir Thomas Hardy and lbs visit to the Karl and Countess ...

... elevation and depression, whatever may be the inclination «f the ship. These instruments have been examined this week by Sir Thomas Hardy and the naval officers composing the board for examining the ringing warrants, who are decidedly of opinion that they will ...

... who swore that he had been served with a copy of a writ directed to Thomas Hardy, and thcroupon told the attorney's clerk tkat he was the wrong person. The affidavit of the defendant Hardy stated that the declaration, with the particulars annexed, had been ...

... Herculean youth. Without supporting the pretensions thus modestly set forth with the infant strangler Of serpents, this Thomas Hardy Kirkmau may be allowed the honour of being a very extraordinary specimen of efflorescent humanity. He is not yet twelve ...

... gallant officer informed the meeting that had had an interview that morning with Sir Thomas Hardy the Admiralty on the subject above-mentioned. represented Sir Thomas the immense number of children annually committed the metropolitan prisons, some of them ...

... r ; Sir Andrea Barnard ( Principal .) and Sir Horace in-, Equerries* to the King. Tlw following were also present — Sir Thomas Hardy, Gk>- venuw, and Sir Jahkel Bresrton, Lieutenaut-GoTcM-nor at ?? Karl ol' Rem. -icy, Lord Farnborough, >, and Captain ...

... expected to sail from this port about the middle of next month, with Lord William Bentinck, Governor-General of India. Sir Thomas Hardy has returned from his visit to the Admiralty. His sipiadron of experimental ships will lie ready for sea again in about ...

... were carefully preserved. In pursuance of the admiral's directions, they were 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; ...

... decease was inflammation ol ihe Iq--- 1s - He was raised to the rank of Admiral of the Blue in of , > and succeeded Sir Thomas Hardy, the late Governor *% , '■''*• Hospital, who died on the -'Oh of September, *ai^ ! Ris having held the appointment only ...