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... SIR THOMAS HARDY. . On. the 15th — of last • month a dinner was given in Edinburgh to the First Lord of the Admiralty, by the Naval Club of Scotland. There wrre upwards ot fifty Admirals and Captains present; and after the usual round of toasts ha , l ...
... by the manner in which his health has been received, to be so generally known J but I feel it lo be due, not only to Sir Thomas Hardy, bat to the Service, over the affairs of wiiich I have 3d long had the honour to preside, to take this public opportu- ...
... expected here this morningthal the shipping in Gibraltar suffered cousiderabie damage during the gale of the 6th.’> Sir Thomas Hardy. —On the 15th last month dinuer was given in Edinburgh to the First Lord.of the Admiralty, by the Naval Club of Scotland ...
... by the manner in which his health has been received, to be so generally known ; but I feel it to be due, not only to Sir Thomas Hardy, but to the service over the affairs of which I have so long had the honour to preside,. to take this public opportunity ...
... Parliament Houses, and as the - founder of the Pitt Club), was yesterday buried in St. Margaret's Church, Westminster. . SIR THOMAS HARDY.—On the 15th of last month a dinner was given in 'Edinburgh to the First Lord of the Admiralty, by the Naval Club of Scotland ...
... were upwards of fifty Admirals and Captains present; and after the usual round of toasts had been given, Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy's health was proposed and drunk with unusual marks of satisfaction by the company. When the cheering subsided, Lord Melville ...
... Taortas Hardy. —On the 15th of last mI a dinner was given in Edinburgh to the I'lrulsksn the Admiralty, by the Naval Club of Scotland. were upwards of flfty Admirals and and after the usual rounds of toasts bad been Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy’s health ...
... Wm. Lambie, Esq. Portland Sept. 30 William Francis, a sambo creole, 5 feet 5 inches, mark not plain on shoulders, to Mr. Thomas Hardy, a person of colour, Kingston Nov. 7 Jamaica, ss.?The above is just and true, to the best of my knowledge and belief. Isaac ...
... to abridge the general tnourning, and to order that it shall close with the corn- Mencement of the Easter holidays. SIR THOMAS - HARDY. On the 15th of la s t m o nth a di nner was g i ven b Edinburgh to the Fi rst L or d o f t h e Ad m i ralty, the Naval ...
... Wm. Lambie, Esq. Portland Sept. 30 William Francis, a sambo creole, 5 feet 5 inches, mark not plain on shoulders, to Mr. Thomas Hardy, a person of colour, Kingston Nov. 7 Jamaica, ss.?The above is just and true, to the best of my knowledge and belief. ISSAC ...
... providtnf for those to hiiUp it was both his duty and p'easure to remain the sole source of their Kupport.”— Maif. , Sir Thomas Hardy.—On the lasi month dinner was eivsn Edinburgh 10 the First Lord of the Admiralty, by the Naval Club of Scotland. There ...
... each eye, to John Smith, entail Dwelling - House , containing a Piazza, and two Vestry-Office, St. Thomas' in fr a sq le . Reutcomb plantation, St. Thomas' in the Met -Rams% juse Swished , in a strong and subetastial the East, Dec. 21. 1825. Dec. 7 manner ...