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... also resent the Duke of Wellington, the Marquis . of Angiea, Lord Byron. Mr. Croker, Mr. Spring Rice, Lord Minto, Sir Thomas Hardy, and Sir John Barcw. The Chairman announced that the Duke to tiucdench had consented to act as chairman of the Committee ...
... British guests who dined with the young Queen, yesterday, at the table of Sir Thomas Williams, were, Sir James Graham and his Lady, Sir Frederick Maitland, Sir Thomas Hardy, and all the other prin- cipal officers of the Admiralty Board at present sojourning ...
... rumoured thatAdmira) Sir Robert Stopford.thc present commander-in-chief in the Mediterranean wtll succeed the late Sir Thomas Hardy as Governor of Green- wicli Hospital; that the lIolI. Admiral Fleming, the coif' mander in chief at Portsmouth, will succeed ...
... MILFORD.—On Saturday afternoon last, the Surveying Squadron nnder the commaud of Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, consisting of II. M. Ships Vestal and Endymion, Lord Yarboroughs Yacht, Brigs Rapid and Rover, Lightening and Dee Steamers, arrived here from Plymouth ...
... and Seas of the said United Kingdom* the room of Adu.iral Sir Edward Thornborough, uecea^ Whitehall, April 9. j Sir Thomas Mastermau Hardy, Bart. G.C*B. is ProPoS[\, Master of his Majesty's Hospital at Greenwich, in 1 county of Kent, in the room or Admiral ...
... British guests who dined with the young Queen yesterday at the table of Sir Thomas Williams, were Slr James firahlim and his Lady, Sir Frederick Maitland, Sir Thomas Hardy, and all the other principal officers of the Admiralty Board at present sojourning ...
... in Oxford- street, one of the most extraordinary instances of nature's freaks that we ever recollect, in the person of Thomas Hardy Kirman, a Lincolnshire boy, who, although only twelve years of age, weighs fourteen stone, and seems to be in pos- session ...
... On Saturday last, the Lords of the Admiralty, consisting of the Right Hon. Sir James Graham, Bart., Rear-Admirals Sir Thomas Hardy, K. C. 8., and the Hon. G. H. L. Dundas, C. 8., arrived at the Royal Dock Yard, Pembroke, on an official visit, in the ...
... instru- mental band attended, and contributed much to the hilariiy of the meeting. It was explained by the chairman, thai Sir Thomas Hardy and Sir Willam Beatty declined bemv present, the former on account of ill health the latter from a resolution he had made ...
... the remains Sir Thomas Hardy were conveyed extremely pi--in; it of oak, covered with black cloth, and studded with gilt nails; it has armorial bearings or heraldic cscocheons whatever. The inscription it simply this:—“Sir Thomas Hardy, Dart., G.C.8., ...
... 40 4-2 : 37 per Ct. Red. 99 91 India Bonds, ]6 18 Nesv3 per Ct.9S y I LongAnn. 17-Ij 4 per Ct. 10'lat Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy removed yes- terday from his official residence in the Admiraltyj wherehe is succeeded by Sir Wm. Parker. Vice Admiral ...
... Reform, now become a Government measure, and hailed as a sort of milennium by the almost unanimous voice of the nation. Thomas Hardy, after a nine days' trial, was acquitted on the fifth of November; Home Tooke was afterwards subjected to a seven days' ...