... to she -v the absurdity of its various parts, and tlie total incompetency of IU authors. — ?? Luminary. Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart, and Mr. Houghton, of the Admiralty, arrived at Whiddon's Hotel, Plymouth, on Monday, and the right hon. Sir James ...

... an excel- lent dinner at the White Hart, Burton —Bir- mingham Journal. Mr. Hardy.— Died, on Thursday morning, at Pirolico, in his eighty-second year, Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mr. Hardy was secretary of the Lon- don Corresponding Society ; and was, with Mr. Home ...

... ai the destruction of His Majcsty'asuiua off New Lindoii. Sir Alexander Cochrane has also transmitted a report from Sir Thomas Hardy, of the occupation of the islands in Passam;vquiiddy Bay, the account of which, as transmitted by Lieutenant-General Sir ...

... instant, when there were ly- ing in that river, H. M. ships Ocean, (Vice Admiral Beaaclrrk) Wellesley, (Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy) Genoa, Albi.ni, WiatVor Caille, Mel* ille, Gloucester, Spartiate.Bomney, Pyramus, Falcon and Lyra, and H. M. Packet. Sandwich ...

... cargo for vessel of her description. Captured by his Majesty’s ship ad, Capt. Cocks, and H. M. ship Triumph. Capt. Sir Thomas Hardy, her voyage from Goadalouiie France, length Deck Gift. hm. Dimensions. J Kreadth .SO O' I Depth 2 Admeasures 122 83 Q4ihs ...

... and informed Sir T. Hardy she was loaded with provisions and naval stores. Sir Thomas directed her to be taken alongside a sloop which had been cap- tured a few days before,— Mr. Goddes volunteered his services, and to put Sir Thomas's orders into ex- ecution ...

... the Sheriff's Court last week, Sir Thomas Hardy obtained ii verdict with ;£tooO damages against the proprietors of a Morning Newspaper Sura libel contained, in. various paragraphs last winter, insinuating that Lady Hardy had eloped with the Marquis of Abercorn; ...

... a precaii. tionarv nature only, but it is said that a Bri. tisli dbet will certainly put to sea shortly and' that Sir Thomas Hardy will take the com-' Hand. Transfer ofSlOck. — Tlie following are the days fixed by the Bank for tlie opening of the transfer ...

... rather despise, than dread, the thunders of the Church. Valparaiso, July 4.— Dispatches bare been received here by Sir Thomas Hardy, from Capt. Hall, of his Majesty's ship Conway** with in- telligence tbat aa armistice had been con- cluded between the ...

... and Military Mu- seum, Scotland-yard. In a glass frame are enclosed a lock of his hair cat off after his de- cease by Sir Thomas Hardy, and authenticated by that gallant officer's signature ; beneath is an original portrait in pencil taken on board ship ...

... such right has existed. A copy of the opinion has been sent to Lord Welledev. A late letter fram Valparaiso says — Sir Thomas Hardy has arranged every thing to his satisfaction with Lord Cochrane ; his Lordship has declared he will not interfere with ...

... First Lord ofthe Admiralty, arrived here yesterday on an official visit, and will be followed to-morrow by Admi- rals Kir Thomas Hardy and Dundas, members of that Board. Sir James was afloat yesterday with the Commander-in-Chief, Sir Thos. Foley, and sailed ...