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... remains of Sir Thomas Hardy Were conveyed is extremely plain ; it is of oak, covered with black cloth, and studded with gilt nails ;it has no .11 11101 ial bearrngs or heraldic meocheons whatever. The (ascription upon it was simply this— Sir Thomas !V lastermau ...
... DP A TIT OP STR THOMAS M. HARDY RART GOVERNOR OF GREENWICH HOSPITAL. At a few minutes before two o'clock yesterday after- noon, that meritorious and gallant officer, Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart., ?? Governor of the Royal Hospital, ...
... residence of Viscount Melbourne in Downing-street. The Duke of Wellington, the Earl of Minto, Lord Hill, Sir Hussey Vivian, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Henry Hardinge, and other Commis- sioners were present. Baron de Bourqueney has been presented as Charg. ?? of his ...
... The consideration of the letter was, after son.* adjourned. d(t |b ...
... for the especial purpose of iuspectinv th., ' re, ■ underuking, and he was perfectly «Btonish J cl * i report made by Sir Thomas Hardy, that it ** terfere with the navigation of the River ThatriM thoroughly convinced that it weald so interfere’ j most i ...
... the late Lord Nelson, and killed in the action of Trafalgar. Amongst the many gentlemen present we noticed Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Admiral Sir Josias Kowley, Admiral Sir Roos Donnelly, Admiral Fleming, Capt. Sir Coghill Coghill, Sir lho.nas E. Trouh ...
... Hill, and Colonel were included the dinner party the rtU A Lord John Townsend, Lieut. Colonel .’Sutho- 1 - Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, ( apt. .Sir Westhal, Vice Admiral Henry Sjr v and Lady Tierney, Lieut. Colonel and Mrs. Genera] Sir John Doyle, Sir Doyle ...
... Fitselarence ; Ladies A. K. Krskine and Rowley; Hoas. Captain Elliott, Bir Henry Duncan, and Captain and Mrs. H.n, les: Sir Thomas Hardy (Governor ot Greenwich Hospital), .lolm Wells, Alexander Hope, Henry V. heat ley, Robert CHway, Charles Rowley, J. PtallimcM ...
... of seventy gentlemen dined there. Admiral Sir Philip Durham iv the chair, supported by Rear Admirals Sir C. Adams, Thomas Hardy, Thomas Dundas, John Bereslord, C, Paget. R. Stoplbrd, H. Whit shed, H. Ne_le s EMett Cupel, C. Sulliyifii, Lord C»lville, ...
... which his ancestor had belonged. (Applause.) The Lord Mayor next called the attention of the company to the health Sir Thomas Hardy, with some appropriate remarks the services he had rendered to the country. The gallant admiral said he felt most sensibly ...
... Captain Eliott, Sir Thomas Troubridge (Lords of the Aniiralty), Vice Admiral Sir Edward Cod- rington, Sir John Savage, Vice Admiral Sir Pulteney Malcolm, Sir John Hill, Mr. Tierney, Sir James Gordon, Mr. Tuffnell, Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Capt. Symonds ...
... The meeting was attended by the Duke of Wellington, the Earl of Minto, Viscount Howick, Lord Hill, Sir Hussey Vivian, Sir Thomas Hardy, the Right Hon. H. Labouchere, Sir Henry Hardinge, Sir James Kempt, Sir- Charles Adam, Sir George Cockburn, and Sir Alexander ...