... sufferer, took the reins and brought the coach safely to town. An inquest was held on Monday St. James's Palace the body of Thomas Hardy, one of the p'ages of her Royal Highness the Princess Augusta. The deceased was found in a dying state early on Saturday ...

... obtain any redress, are put into the highest spirits by the orders which have been, transmitted to the British Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, which are to demand restitution all property seized, without any exception, provided can fceproved to belong British subjects ...

... 9th of August next, viz.—Lord Vise unt Mon Charles Roper, Lieutenant-Colonel Shaw, P. J. Newt Thomas Ball, Thomas R. Hardy, William Owen, J. G. 1 lock, and Thomas Barnes, jun., Esqrs., with power toad their numbers. The following gentlemen were also named ...

... yesterday official visit, ami ill lie followed to-morrow by Admirals Sir Thomas Hardy, and members of that Board. Sir James was afloat yesterday with the Commander-iii-Chief, .sir Thomas Foley, and sailed round the fleet at £pithcad. The Board will visit the ...

... stating his Reyal Highne tion to arrive at Plymuuth between the 7th and | » that Abe experimental squadron, | cusulng wenth, Thomas Hardy, will join bis Royal Highness at and accompany him to that port, to give him ano of judgiug their sailing capabilities ...

... between Sir T. M. Hardy and the Governor of New London, United Sutes, relative to one John Carpenter, an American seanun, who had been five years in the British •errice, and was in Ap.il last serving on board the Ramilies. Sir Thomas Hardy, on receiv. the ...

... Jackson. V icar of Abergele.» Anne, relict of the late Thomas Hardy, Esq., of Kilmacsrt, county of Carlow. mother of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Hardy, 19th Regiment, and of the late Rev. John Hardy, Incumbent of Kilcullen. October 5, in Richmond-place ...

... Thursday, Nov. 19, 184 G. Thomas Butler, Esq. in the chair. There were also present, Sir George Hudson, Bart; Hon. Edward Lawless ; Hon. C. J. Trench ; Sir Robert Kane ; Augustus Stafford O’Brien, M.P.; Charles Doyne; Thomas H. Hardy; D. J. Wilson ; Charles ...

... adjudication. No decision had taken place, but great hopes are entertained of favourable result, from the interference of Sir Thomas Hardy, who, after hearing the statements of the British Captains on the subject, felt it of much importance to be induced to ...

... British government was in possession of it.— (Hear, hear.) But Sir Richard Keats, not content with his own opinion, in Sir Thomas Hardy, whose name no one could mention without extreme respect.—(Hear.) And these two officers, believed, fully concurred in ...

... where I Lund Capta Sir Thomas Hardy,in his ti'p Ramihcs, with two transporis, having on uni the 102J ifgiment, under the command of Lictf.eiiant-Cojoutl Harriet, which had arrived th; day before. I did not fail to lay before Sir Hardy instructions, and consult ...

... Whaley, James Stronge, W. A. Algao. W. Blacker, Robert Harden, John Barnes, William John (landcock, John Thompson, John Hardy, Thomas Atkinson, James Stringer, T. K. Armstrong. John Maean, Maxwell Cross, James Verncr. TYRONE—Fainar, Maacu 10. twelve o’clock ...