... Charles Greene, by Vice-Admiral the Hon. Sir' e Henry 3l1ackwlood, Bart. _ Lieuten ant Charles Gepp Robinson, RN., by Sir Thomas Hardy. rr Captaii .relf, by Sit' Herbert Taylor. t Captain John ilBrye r, 5th Dragoon Guards, on ilpromo- e e tion, by his Roval ...

... Viscount e Melbeurne In Downhig-street. The Dulke of Wellington, tf Earl of Minto, Lord Hill, 8ir Hoosay Vivian, Sir Thomas 1: Hardy, Sir Henry Hardinge, and other comamissioners, were ae present. er The Right Honourable T. Grenville entertained at dinner ...

... A. to Suaannah Miria, datsglaer of the late Tristrasli ;Mad ;x, E q. of Greenwich. ?? DIED. On the 6th inst. Thomas, *Idett son of Thomas Hardy, t of Walworth, in the 26Lh year of his Age. Augst 4th, at Sbhckle well, agedl 70, Charlotte, rellct ol Waltur ...

... Neave, by Sir Thomas Neave. Lord BJrabazon, by the Earl of Clanwillian. Mr. John Forbes, by the Marquess of Winchester. Mr. Riley, by Major-General Sir Howard Douglas. n Alderman Cowall, by the Lord Mayor. oe Mr. Lee Lee, M.P., by Sir Thomas Acland. O Rev ...

... Ity tlte Earl of Digby. Comtnander Cule, upon his appohittnseit to service, by Sir T. Hardy. Lieut. C. Dimock, by Sir J. Graham. Liett. C. Shaw, R N.. by Sir Thomas Hardy. Captain Pakiigtont, Woreeslershire Yeomanry, ott ctanging his name, Ity the Earl of ...

... of Parliament of the first of Edward the Sixth to be a Peer of the Realm, by the title of Lord Staf- ford in blood. Sir Thomas Hardy, on his return from the South American station, by Viscount Melville. Dr. Theodore Gordon, on his appointment, as Physician ...

... He concluded with proposing the healthe of Thomas Hardy, John Thelwall, and Jelin Richter. The toast was drunk with three times three, and on the call of a Gentlemen. one cheer more was given. Mr. HARDY, in returning thanks, read a statement to the ...

... ditty as Secretary to the fleet uinder Sir Thomas Hardy, and was in the battle of Trafalgar with his Lordship, and amongst those present at the last moments Of that imtmortal hero I After the battle Sir Thomas Hardy soli- cited my accompan .ne him to England ...

... Roebottom, XWilliam Hardy, Thomas Lee, and James Jones, for the murder iof William Cogle, at the late riots at Westmlinster. COROXseA'S 1NQsnST.-An inquisition was taken yesterday, in the Board-rotm of St. Bartholomew Hospital, before Thomas Shelton, Esq. Coroner ...

... ral Sir P. Malcolm,KC.B. Lieut. J. C. Somerville, by Lord Howard of Effingham. Lieut. Wim. Allen, R.N., by Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy. Cornet W. C. Nethersole, by Lord Hill. Commander Ricketts, by Sir James Graham. Commander Geo. Win. Matson, by Sir James ...

... Boulton was again indicted for obtainIng, in the same teaxiier: s. 21. fron IHobert tlendenitig, the servant of Admniral Sir Thomas Hardy, who stated that the prisoner brought aparcel, Is he told him, from the Ilel acid Mouth tIn, for which he demanded the ...

... e ~ihe Jury, after deliberating for about lire minutes, returned ea verdict for the plaintiff-Dmnagef, Ten Pounds. If THOMAS HARDY wats found Gniflty of an assault, durn tile Weymouth Electios, on Jatties Hill. T'ile case was clearly rproved ; and though ...