... service. 'The Duke of N';orfolk, James Sandherson, Esq. l.ord Edwvard Howard, Lord Adolphus Fitzclarence, 1 Mr. Wombell, Sir Thomas Hardy, and Hlon. Sir Robt. Stoptord, have been amongour visitants ofthepast week. John Fleminsr, Esq., IV. Hughes Hughes, 1 Esq ...

... consoling assurance of having con- tritbuted to leave thie world better thtan they found it. My last coniversation with Thomas Hardy was on th~at subject. J1. 1y . RIJrT. A ?? RUTT ...

... Thursday.-The King conferred the honour of Kniglithood on Captain Farquhar on lFriday, and gave audience to Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy on Saturday. The sale of fancy nvolh, in aid of the funds of the Sussex County Hospital, was held on Wednesday and Thursday ...

... Heatel, B ridge-street, Daiikfnrs for k the purpose of celebrating-the- forty~fourthrlnniverv IX ke,syofth acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Horne He 0fhn~~ Theiwall and others, from a John arge ?? Eof Fraday. nd NEW CATHOLIC CHAPEL AT WORBSOP tor 29th of ...

... Lincoln's Inn Fields, coach matter James Pretty, Wrlsarli, Staff'ordlshire, irommonger anti grocer Thomas floros, Jennyni-street, St. Jan~ieso, tailor Thomas Preston, Camlnbrfdgr, victuailler and carriera Ed~w. ('rotter, lote of Lornmird-streot, tobacconista ...

... stealing a suit of blue clothes and other articles, the piroperty oh David Thonipbon. and a blue jacket, &c. tde trrouerty of Thomas Hardy. ...

... yesterday fora 'Calcuttai tearkedhis at the Wni. Parker, K.C.B. will t taehsc.etat ?? Board in a fortnight, ?? I.when Sir Thomas Hardy will assume the Governo)rship i -of (rieenwich Hospital. O' 1 Aond~alshnsc Maesatys frigrate 1Pique, of if G un, ws -~ ...

... :r.; preceutiionury nature only, but it is said that a British firet wiil e certainly put to sea shortly, arid that Sir Thomas Hardy will to take the command-Morhingpaper. VE ...

... Divisimti of Rloyal aidy Marines gave a splendid dinner oti Saturday laet, to nan. Sir James Grahamn, Bart. Admirals Sir Thomas Hardy he 18, andi lundas, Sir Mlanly Dixon, &c. des We are dle ired to stale that thle report whih till r, at was circulated ...

... years' service if in the cavalry, or something less if in- fantry. DEATIH OF Sin THOMAS HARDY.-Another veteran has paid the debt of nature. The gallant Sir Thomas Hardy, for many years. Lord Nelson's friend and Lord 'olson's right hand man, died yesterday ...

... phssed Itis exmctination ot) te17th inst. for a Lieutenant. to Iturnousr gives the Conaptrollershi1, of the he Navy to Sit 'Thomas Hardy. vice Sir T1. B1. Martin, In who, it is said, retires. Sir Pulteney M11alcolm tatits a tt. seat at thle Atlmirtmlty Board ...

... dissatisfaction must ensue, and national disgrace probably follow. (Hear, hear). With the advice and concurrence of Sir Thomas Hardy and Admiral Dundas, the number of vessels which he proposed launching every year was three new shivs of the line, three ...