... and will be one of the largest in England. TiE HARDY TESTIMONIAL.-The monument, which is being erected on Blagdon Hill,yincommemoration ofthatillus- trious naval hero, the late Admiral Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Barb., G.C.B., presents now a picturesque, striking ...

... of Captain Sir Francis Collier, whom he had ap- te.e pointed to -his ship on her trial cruize, by the advice of Sir be Thomas Hardy, and than whom a better sailor-never existed. tdii (Hear.) What did Sir Francis -Collier say of the Vernon? stc On the ...

... augmented the complicity of their case. Meanwhile, the conservative party are actively prosecuting their canvass for Messrs. Hardy and Wick- ham. No committee has yet been formed to promote Mr. Busfeild's return; and, in order to restore the free and united ...

... has been erected by public 6ubscription and by he Ripon Diocesan ard other church-btilding societi, id Currer, Jobn Hardy, Esq., Chas. Hardy, Eaq., and the Low Moor 0 IconWorks Companybeinghandsomecontrbutors. Thescrmon was Gt preached by the Lord Bishop ...

... Massey, Lord W. Lennox, Lord Ward, Lord and Ladty Ashborton, Lord Arthur Lnnaox, the Right Hon. J. Gratit, the Right Hon. Thomas Baring, M.P., SirG. Car. roll, Lady and the Mivses Carroll, Sir R Howard, Bnrt., M.P. and Lady Hew ard, the Baron de Grrlache ...

... Dundee. Alfred Robert Aldharn, second, Sutlej, London. Thomas Skinner, first, Bucephalus, London. Lmonard Whiteley, second, Danube, London. Thomas Mann, second, Black Friar, London. Thomas James Thomas, second, Prince Charlie, London. Edward Taylor, second ...

... g fraternity in motion. Besides, Sir Denis Le Merchant's address on retiring, Mr. Rauford and Mr. Hardy, on Wednesday night, issued addresses. Mr. Hardy declares himself to be unconnected with any party, and expresses hiinself as decidedly opposed to ...

... the Earl of Cadogan, Sir W. Gage, Sir J. Johnstone, Capt. Porter, R.N., Sir IV. W. Pell, e Capt. Locke, Rev. D. Laing, P. Hardy, Esq., E. West, Esq., Et . F. Leeks, Esq., E. Brewster, Esq., and NV. Millard, Esq. After the cloth had been drawn, Admiral ...

... squad. China. Con. J, C. Joseason 1844 inflexible. Scientific attainments. Ueeut. T. James.. 1815 Express. Corn. T. Le Hardy 1837 Fantome. Spain. Coin. A. te?,urdo .|.1843 Contest. Arctic Regions. Comr. F. S. Sotheby .1 841 Racehorse. Syria. Corn ...

... lkgton . ,, Sir W. Feilden I odinn. H. C. Lacy .ne n.. . Sir S. Spry . . Bradford . o. . Thompson John Hardy . I BderwatcrC,,, : *. K. Tynte ,, T. S. Forman ..,,,,,,,.I Cambidge.o }T Adair and Campbell_ Sutton and Kelly d ...

... Queen. i The illuetuoous party reaaitneda and partook of a d6eaner I with her ?ajesty ?? Albert. i A deputation, including Mr. Thomas-Hankey, Hon. t Arthur Kinnalrd Mr, John; Dean Paul, Mr. Henry 5 Pownalli Rev. B. 11olland, Rev. D. Wilson, Rev. K. Pres. s ...

... Watson's house, and stopped about five minutes conversing with Esther Inman. I came out to go home, and at the garden gate I saw Thomas Malkin, who r. quested me to tell deceased to'step out and speak to him. 1 did so, and she came out while IE was there. I ...