... friendly nature , and lias no political object . _Death of Mr Thomas _JIarnu . —This worlliy man died yebterday morning , at Pimlico , _in tlie _eighty-first year of his age . The name _of _Hardy is _co associated with _the attempt against the liberties of ...

... departure from tilis on _Tuesday next for Winilsor Camle . At the _audience _. Sir _James Graham , Admiral _Dundaa , Sir Thomas Hardy , and Sir F . _Mnitland , second in command of tile forces here , were _presented . Her _Majesty lias _fixed to . morrow ...

... the _distinguished _English _guests were Sir Jas . Graham and Ilia Lady , Admiral Dund _.-is , Sir F . _Mailland , Sir Thomas _Hardy , &c . _After dinner , _- Sir Tho ? . _Williams , first _introducing _the _toast in a neatand _complimentary speech , proposed ...

... _; e Thomas . White , baker , _there . At St James ' s Church , Piccadilly . Londonon the _14 th in&t . _John Athull _M'Grepor , eldest son of _Sir Evan _Mncffregor _, Bart . to -Mary _Charlotte , _youngest _daughter of _Rear-Admiral _Sir Thomas Hardy ...

... currest, JOHN ATHOLL MCGREGOR, lslest sos of Sir Evan M1- Gregor, Bart. to MARY CHARLOTTE, youngest CUohtcr Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Bait. DIED. At No. 4, Bruntan Place, onl tire Ith current, aged nine- ?? years, JOHN CLAUD WIGHT, eldest son of Alexander ...

... ; Sylvan : Place , _•; .:.: ,. _; :, •• . ' . . Janies _:: _Black ; _StLconardiStre ' et _^ _A _-s , - _^ . , • - ' _Thomas ; Hardy , _, 18 _,-Bucclelicli ; Pl . ace . _^_ _, _' _: _: _^^ _,. __ , ;• • _1 _j _^^ _FOURTH AND _EirTH'hAIIlf ; . - _, '' ...

... _. _Captain _David Cameglo , _late of tho 44 th _Toot . ' • : _' . At 11 , Diiko StrMt , _' . on ( he' 3 _d Intt _. ' . Thomas Hardy , Esq . or _Charicafiold , _Biirgeon-dentltt _. - • _' . ' „ At 18 , _Scothind _Street _, on _the 3 d inft _. Hobeit ...

... _, into the boat attended by the ladies of her suite _, and was rowed to the Royal yacht _. The boat was steered by Sir Thomas Hardy , who . did the honours to _her _Majesty . • There were a great _many _yachts on the river , and also numbers of boats ...

... have _represented Thomas Hardy _, a shoemaker , who had voted in _opposition _to the _feelings of ihe _villagers _. It appeared in _evidence _tliat _tlie mob stopped _at Hardy ' s door , where a struggle _look place _inconsequence of _Hardy having _attacked ...

... -Ge- neral Sir John Ormsby Vandeleur, and Lieute- nant.Generil Sir Thomas Dallas, were severally introduced between the two junior Knights, Vis- count Palmerston and Sir Thomas Hardy, and were invested by the Sovereign with the insignia eof a Knight Grand ...

... tliat Admiral Sir Robert Stopford , tlie present Conimander-in-Cliicf in tlie Mediterranean , will _surceed tlie late Sir Thomas Hardy as Governor _ofGreinwich _Hospital ; and tliat _the Hon « Admiral _Tieming , _tlieComniander-in-Cliiefat Portsmouth , will ...

... enabled to state,' that Rear-Admiral Sir SE Thomas Hardy, ?? one of the Lords of the d to Admiraltv, is 'to succeed the late Sir Richard bI t Keats, as Goverior of Greenwich Hospital. We thi If car not whether Sir Thomas be Whig or Tory; i n but we are sure ...