... an~odicial visit, and will he followed to-morrow, by Admirals Sir Thomas Hardy and Ouudas, u em- bers of that Board. Sir James was a'doat yeaterday with the Comrnander in:hif Sir Thomas. Foley, and sailed round the feet at Spithead. TVe. Board wiil visit ...

... her Majesty, accompanied by her Impe- rial Highness the Duchess of Braganza and a numerous re- tinue, and attended by Sir Thomas Hardy and Admiral Dun- das, cwo of the Lords of the Admiralty, walked round the. whole of the decks, and inspected the equipments ...

... Hotel, Bridge-street, Black. friars, to celebrate the forty.-fifth anniversary (Wilkes's number) of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Horne Tooke, and John Thelwall, from a charge of high treason. Among the toasts were, The Sovereignty of the People ...

... M.P., Secretary to the Admiralty, Sir E. T. Troubridge, Admiral Sutherland, Admiral Flem- ing, Sir George Cockburn, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Augustus Clifford, Lord Byron, Sir Charles Adam, Sir James Shaw, Alderman Lucas, the Right 'Hon. J. Wilson Croker ...

... name of palace.- Waterford Chronicle. SIR JAMES GRAHAM. The very day after Parliament was prorogued, attended by Sir Thomas Hardy, and the Comptroller of Victualling, we find him employed in mustering, inspecting, arid minutely i examining the Victuallipg ...

... inspected, last week, by a Board of Admiralty, consist- th, ing of the Right H-on. Sir James Graham, Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas M. Hardy, and Rear-Admiral the lIon. Gcore B. ea' L. Dundas. SOI ...

... said United Kingdom, con- -stitutiig and appointing the Right lion. Sir James Robert i George Graham, Burt.; Sir Thomas -Masterman Hardy, Bart., ?? Rear Admiral of the White Squadren of his Milajesty's , Fleet; the Honourable George lheneage Lawrence ...

... would dwindle away, and at last require a great effort P to restore it at all. With the advice and concurrence of ci Sir Thomas Hardy and Admiral Dundas, he proposed PI launching three new vessels of the line, three new frigates, b! and repairing three ...

... for the tird time to propose Mr. Tennyson D'Eyncourt as a fit and proper person to represent this borough in parliament. Thomas Hardy, Esq.,seconded the nomination. Lawrence Redhead, Esq , proposed Mr. Hawesasa proper person to represent the borough in ...

... -Ignatius Callaghan, Esq,, foreman; John Curry, Christopher Ejiff, William Deane, Thomas Higginhotham, John Parks, James Wright, Joseph Atcheson, Philip Dixon Hardy, Thomas Peele, Robert Shaw, George Hodges, Henry Edward Stephens, William Telford, Wil- ...

... should be sturrounded with every species of protection, and the fitness of it was established by the.cole- lotod caP6 oif Thomas hardy. MAljor H ANDLEY could aot bring himself to supportteourts mnartil ir aeny she1 e. Colonel PkP.Ldid ni~t mean tocontrildict ...

... DabiO met in great array yesterday, at the house uacalled thle Mlerchests' i-lall. The meeting was convened upon ii by Sir Thomas Whelan, the Loid Maycr elect. At oclock Sir ''homnas took the cbair, and Mr. Judkin Butler nl secretary. 'hle clamorous multitude ...