... the Commander-in-Chief, the Ma-teM' en^ . ?? ■ I- tiie Ordnance, Lord IWinto and the Lord..! the w . ?? ■ ;e Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Henry iJxrriinge. » Adjutant-General.— Courier, ...

... Ponsonby ; Lords Holland, Hill, aud Augustus Kitzclarence; Hon. Sir Henry Blackwood; Sirs W. Kremantle, Andrew Barnaid, Thomas Hardy; Chevalier De Neumann, Counsellor to Uie Austrian Embassy ; Mr. Grosvenor, aud Admiral Sir Robert Otway, who had Uie command ...

... of Portland, Colonel Peel, Captain B>ug-, Cau- tain Gardner, Mr. Cosby, Mr. Berkeley Craven, &c. Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas and Lady Hardy will give a sumptuous drjeune to-morrow to a select party, including the Loids of the Admiralty, to meet their Majesties ...

... Mary Leslie, Lieut.-Col. Suther- land, Sir Matthew, Lady, and Miss Tiemey, Sir Graham and Lady Moore, Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy (from Seaford), Captain Sir George A. Westphall, Vice-Admiral Sir W. Blackwood, Capt. W. H. Dillon, Lieut.Colonel and Mrs ...

... James Kempt, Sir George Walker, Sir Thomas Hislop, Lord Howard of Effingham, the Earl of Rosslyn, Lord Farnboreugh, Sir H. Fane, Sir Stratford Canning, Sir Edward Barnes, Sir W Luinley, Sir W. Gordon, Sir Thomas Hardy, Viscount Pal- merston, Sir Davidge ...

... receipt of the Gallant Admiral s adJ h u.nT ?? ' ?? Wm ° di *™»ioD, Lord Radstock, after alluding to the recent death of s> Thomas Hardy, one of th « vice-presidents of the .° c v ?? S2LSST - s,r Graham Moor « he elected * «*5 The motion was put and carried ...

... Auckland, Lord Dalmeny, Rear-Admiral Sir Wm. Parker, ?? Sir Thomas Troubridge, and Rear-Admiral Adam, Lords of llie Admiralty ; Mr. C. Wood, M.P., First Se- cretary to the Admiralty ; Sir Thomas Hardy, Governor of Greenwich Hospital ; Admiral Sir George Martin ...

... Sweden. ship, lowver, was boarded off Sheerne=s, and taken on shore and arrested upon the supposition ihst ti- the notorious Thomas Hardy, with whose party he without doubt, deeply implicated ; but after uiider_ examination, he was allowed to proceed nn his ...

... Horndean; Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell and family, in naries-ttreet, Berkelay-square, from Bognor. DEPARTURES. Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy and the Misses Hardy on a visit tie Karl and Countess of Refton ; Colonel and Mrs. John It-wart for the Crescent. Brighton; Capt- ...

... Waiting. The Princess Sophia visited his Majesty yesterday at St. James's. Baron d'Ompteda, the Hanoverian Minister ; Sir Thomas Hardy, and Sir John Macdonald, had audiences yesterday ofthe King. His Majesty, attended by Sir Herbert Taylor, left St. James's ...

... ; Vice- Admiral Sir WiUiam Hotham, X.C.8. ; Rear- Admiral Walker, C.8. ; Rear- Admiral Rodd, C.8. ; Rear- Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart. X.C.8. ; Rear- Ad. uiiral William Parker, C.B. The Book of Armagh, one of the most rare and valuable Irish MSS. ...

... and Mr. Labouchere (Lords of tbe Admiralty), the Hon. Captain Elliot and Mr. Barrow (Secretaries c. _?e Admiralty), Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Bvam Martin, the Lord Stewar-J, ttre Treasurer of the Household, Lord James O'Brien I Lord in Waiting), Sir James ...