... of Sussex, Duke of Argyll, Earl Amherst, Lord and Lady Carlisle, Lord and Lady Granville, Lord Melbourne, Lord Hill, Sir Thomas Hardy, Lord Geo. Cavendish, Colonel Fitzclarence Mr. Luttrell, Mr. Allen, Lady Afflick, Hon. Miss Fox, and Lord and Lady Holland ...

... services into the other, and which is likely to preponderate? The Hon. Baronet also instanced the cases of Sir Thomas Foley and Sir Thomas Hardy, the Captain of Lord Nelson. These men had served their country in many a clime, and fought in many a bloody ...

... Joddrell, were included at the dinner party at the Palace. Lord john Towiend, Lieut.-Col. Sutherland, Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Capt. Sir G. A Westhal, Vice- Admiral Sir Henry Blackwood, Sir M. and Lady Tierney, Lieutenant-Colonel and Mrs. Whatley ...

... Engineers, by Lord Dufferin. Capt. George Curry Lempriere, by Sir Thos. Hardy. Capt. Augustus Wathen, 15th King's Hussars, by Lieut.-Cul, Sir Herries. Capt. Williams, R,N., by Admiral Sir Thomas Williams. Capt. Close, by Lord Hill. Capt. Derinsy, 11th Foot, by ...

... representation of the people should take place.—Sunday Paper. The new Lords of the Admiralty are Sir Robert Otway, Sir Thomas Hardy, and the Honourable Captain Capel. We regret to state that Lord Milton, bending beneath the dreadful weight of his domestic ...

... Winthorp. Captain Pasco, R. N., by Rear-Admiral Sir Thos. Hardy, Bart., H.C.B. Mr. Frederick Seymour, by Captain George Seymour, R.N. William Horton, M.P., by the Duke of Gordon. Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, by Earl Bathurst. Mr. Stafford Jerningham, by Lord ...

... Sturck, R.N., Equerry to the Duke of Sussex, by t Waiting. Major-Gen. Bruce, by Lord Hill. Lieut. R. Low, R.N., by Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Bart. Commander Jas. Pearl, R.N., by Lord Holland, on his Newfoundland. Capt. Christian, R.N., by the Hon. Rear-Admiral ...

... Hinrich, Lieutenant of the Band of Gentlemen Pensioners, by Lord Hereford. Doctor Beatty, of Greenwich Hospital, by Sir Thomas M. Hardy. Earl Gower, on being appointed Lord Lieutenant of Sutherland. Rev. Mr. Packe, M.A. Priest In Ordinary o f his M a j est ...

... the said United Kingdom, constituting and appointing the Right Honourable Sir James Robert George Graham Bart.; Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart. , K.C.B. Rear Admiral of th e White Squadron of his Majesty's Fleet; the Hon. George Heanage Lawrence Dundas ...

... Dromellihy, in the county of Clare, and with cutting the tongues out of Synan Doyle and Thomas Doyle, brothers, and administering unlawful oaths to the said Synan and Thomas Doyle. The prisoners pleaded Not Guilty. Mr. Sergeant GOOLD, on the part of the Crown ...

... Undaunted. Lieut. John Wm. Montagu, of the Britomart, is also appointed to that ship, vice Wakefield, ill. The Rev. Charles Hardy is appointed Chaplain to the Revenge. Mr. Alexander Neill,Supernumerary Assistant-Surgeon of the Sy - bille, is promoted to ...

... was instantlY earce, the surgeon to the Police,,, onged. The dog made his ese ar' aadilly, BIRTHS. )ham, the lady of Captain Thomas Bake iydon, Mrs. Francis Harris, of a MARRIED. , Saint Mark's, Kennington, by the 11 • o . . angton, Esq. of North Brixton ...