... oontrotiv Entriligrilfc. LON 3DO N. Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, G.CU., one of the Lords of the Ad- miralty, is to succeed the late Sir Richard Keats, as Govenior of Greenwich Hospital. Sir Dudley Hill is to succeed the late General Farqrldarson as ...

... probably, of a precautionary nature only, but it is said that a British fleet wvill certainly put to sea shortly, and that Sir Thomas Hardy will take the ?? 'Paper. Wefeelthe greatest possible satisfaction in announcing that naval surgeons and assistant surgeons ...

... treason ; fortunately for the country, the false evidence of the miscreant spies failed them, and after a nine days’ trial of Thomas Hardy, a seven days’ trial of John Horne Tooke, and a live days’ trial of John Tbelwall, all of whom were acquitted, they abandoned ...

... Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Masterrnan Hardy, Bart., ?? having been appointed' Governor of Green- tich Hospital, vacant by thc death of Admiral, Sir - Richard G. Keats, Rear-Admiral the Hbo. George H. L. Dujidas succeeds tu Sir Thomas Hardy's situation (as ...

... our demands, than Lord Grey would' be in the attempt to enforce themt.-Starndard. LORD ELDON A.qD HARDY TUE BEFORMFn1 -The remains of the late Thomas Hardy were' yesterday consigned to the earth, and an address was delivered on the occasion by Mr Thelwall ...

... epart- el - menit over which he presides; for the very day ti a- after Parliament was prorogued, atten(ded by Sir a en Thomas Hardy, and the Compntroller of Victual- Il ling, we finti hin employed in mustering, i,- ot as specting, atid minutely examining ...

... is said that John AtbolMac regor, Esq. eldestr ?? l Sir E. M. Murray, who lately' l united himself to a daughter of Sir Thomas Hardy, h. as? been appointed to a newly created office, called He Inspector of Alaiines. Mr Macgregor was until late- re ly ...

... taken on shore and arrested, upon the supposition that be was the celebrated Thomas Hardy; but on undergoing examination some gentlemen present, well knowing the person of Hardy, declared that he was not that individual, and he was therefore allowed to ...

... Lord EBigh Treasurer ol' Irelansd. WHITEtHALL. AarRI. 9. TIm King las, been pleased to appoint Thear-A44miral Sir Thomas illasterman Hardy, BDrt. G.C.B. to be ?? of his Aklajesty's Horspital et Greenwich, in the ?? of Kent, and also 'one of the Comnmrissioners ...

... Fieing to be Mlaster of her 51ajesty's Hospital at Greenwich, in the county of Kent, in the room of Vica.Admiral Sir Thomas Alasterman Hardy, Bart. deceaser. WAR OFFICE-Oct. IS. 4th Light Dragonons-Cornet R. U. Prettejohn to be Lientenant. by purchase, vice ...

... -Gelirral Sir Tiromas Dallas, were severally Introduced between tile ,itrojuntor Knights, Viscount Palrnerston and Sir Thomas Hardy, and were Mr invested by the Sovereign with the insignia of Knight Grand Cress, On tlria occasion, Sir John Ormosby Vandeteur ...

... correspondent says, Lord John Russell is cer- taiilly to lbe married to Miss Hardy. The young t k, ladv is the seiond daughter of Rear-Admiral Sir. of Thomas Masterman Hardy, by a daughtqr of Athe' i late Hon. Admiral Sir George Cranfield Berkeley s- ...