... SIR THOMAS HARDY AND HIS SUCCESSOR. STANDARD.—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 the question ...

... DEATHS. At Falkirk, in Scotland, Mrs. Lashman, aged 84 years, the sister of the celebrated Thomas Hardy, who was tried for high treason, at the Old Bailey, 43 years ago, and was honourably and gloriously acquitted. She lived with her brother for many ...

... becomes heir presumptive to the title. That gentleman was married in 1785 to bliss Catherine Hardy, only daughter and heiress of the late gallant admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, by whom he has a large family. Sir John Richardson, a distinguished lawyer, some years ...

... Peers as Viscount Ilutchinson. Msaaisne IN HIGH LlFF..—Mica Hardy, who is said to he about to bestow her fair hand on Lord John Russell, is the second daughter of Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy (who was captain of the Victory, the illustrious Nelson's flag-ship ...

... been very near insulting the English flag ere now, and he may perhaps find a less temperate person to deal with than Sir Thomas Hardy. PROSPECTS OF ENGLISH INDUSTRY. QUARTERLY REVIEW—The sources of nationat• prospenty can be but two-fold; physical and moral ...

... Shoreditch, about a fortaight ago. HARDY'S ACQUITTAL.—Upwards of a hundred persons dined together on Wednesday, at the Golden Lion, Smithfield, in consequence of its being the anniversary of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, in 1794, and which was followed ...

... short, the attempt was unsuccessful. There were present Sir James Graham, the First Lord of the Admiralty, Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, and Lord Althorp, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, who were attended by Sir John Hill, the Captain Superintendent of the ...

... king. Captain A. Ellice is appointed Admiral Fleming's captain, and Mr. G. Loch, the lag lieutenant. Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy removed yesterday from his official residence in the Admiralty, where he is succeeded by Sir William Parker. A new steam ...

... of England. The consideration of c this letter was adjourned. Lord Radstock, after alluding to the recent death of Sir Thomas Hardy, one of the vice-presidents of the society, moved that Admiral Sir Graham Moore be elected to fill the vacant situation ...

... that it is past the art of man to avoid coining into contact with my mode of operation. Admirals Sir Richard Keats and Sir Thomas Hardy most solemnly declared, in their report to King William IV., that my inventions had put an extinguisher upon all naval ...

... anni y of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy was celebrated on Thursday by a dinner at the Golden Lion, Smithfield, which was very numerously and respectably attended. Mr. Richard Taylor presided, supported on each side by Mr. Hardy and Mr. Richter, one of those ...

... Dryad, Aelhitt, for the Cape; sad the Elizabeth, ('oil.. fur ?t. John's ;N.8.) POirrliglornli, Sept. 13.-IMar•Ailiniral Sir Thomas Hardy, la the Galateso felpte, sir Charles Sullins, Bert. will go down to St. Helen's ow Monday seat with the Enerimental Squadron ...