... COUNTY MONUMENT n TO the late SIR THOMAS MASTERMAN HARDY, Baronet and G. C. B. a numerous and highly respectable MEETING, flic, the Town Hall, Dorchester, ou Saturday, March, 1844, pursuant to public Advertisement, Ui Honourable the EARL of ILCHESTER ...

... MONUMENT to the late Admiral SIR THOMAS MASTERMAN HARDY, Bart., and G.C.8.1, SUBSCRIPTIONS ALREADY RECEIVED. £. s. d. The Earl of Ilehester 25 0 0 Sir R. P. Glyn 0 John Floyer, Esq., (High Sheriff) 3 3 Joseph Goodenotigh, Esq 2 0 A. H. D. Acland, Esq ...

... broken out at Lyons. Tbe Associations Law was carried on Wednesday in the Chamber of by a majority 22. Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy has been nominated to the Governorship Greenwich Hospital, vacant the death of Sir Richard Keats. The service will rejoice ...

... especially every one who, as a Dorsetshire man, knew that the galla >t Sir Thomas Hardy was a native of this county—(cheers). one he thought could look back the time when Sir Thomas Hardy, with other great and departed heroes, was defending his country, sea ...

... patent to passed under Great Seal, constitute* appointing the Right Hunt arable Sir James Not rt Bart, Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Bait. G. C. IL. Rear Admiral the Honourable George Lawrence Dundas, C. 8., Captaiu Sir Samuel John Brooke Peehcll, Bart ...

... C.8.; \dmiral Sir Thomas illiams, X.C.8.; Admiral Sir William X.C.8.; the Hon. Sir William Lumley, X.C B.; Lieot ...

... had the direction the lunoral, was with Sir Thomas Hardy board the Victory at the battle of Trafalgar, and had his leg soot away while standing Hardy's side at the time that Nelson fell. The death Admiral Hardy is deeply deplored, and several tradesmen ...

... them. The officers were afterwards presented to-the First Lord. . Lhe Right Hon. Sir James Graham and Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Lords Commission- ers of the Adrairaity, with their Secretaries, Messrs. Barrow and Houghton, arrived at Devonport during ...

... Wellington.— Morning Chronicle. | Lord Wcllesley's resignation hnsbeen in town these two days.] The gallant Admiral Sir Thomas Masternnu Hardy (Nelson's Flag Captain, and the present Governor of Greenwich Hospital), will, it is said, at the especial wish of ...

... th is county, dispensation having passed the Great Seal empower him to hold the same with the Vicarage of Winsham. Sir Thomas Hardy has declined accepting the freedom the borough of Plymouth. The ball in aid the race fund, Whiddon's Royal Hotel, Plymouth ...

... under the Great Seal, constituting and appointing the Right Hon. Sir James Robert George Graham, Bart. ; Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart., G.C.8.; Hear-Admiral the Hon. George Lawrence Dundas, C.8.; Captain Sir Samuel John Brooke Pechell, Bart. ...

... Sir Thomas Hardy some forty years since, and had many opportunities of witnessing the private character of the late Admiral to whose memory they had met to do honour, and it_was with great pleasure he now bore his pub ie testimony to Sir Thomas's kindness ...