... each of the days in Term; and at half-past fine precisely on each of the days after Term. Death and Funeral ef Mr. Hardy.-Mr. Thomas Hardy, wio was Secretary to the famous Corresponding Society In 1794-who was indisted for High Treasen, and acquitted, with ...

... the 21th ult. TIe King conferred the honour of Knighthood on Capt. Farquhar on Friday, and gave audience to Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy on Saturday. The Standard say~ssMo,, Most of the Ministers have returned To h ton. fhie Council which was held ait Brigh1ton ...

... His Grace was to arrive on Tuesday at Howick Hall, on a visit to Earl and Countess Grey. The Gallant Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy (Nelson's Flag Captain, and the' present Governor of Greenwich hospital) will, it is said. at the especial wish of ...

... fleet C of 26 ships of %var, carrying 1,100 gutat. Several of our cotitemnporuries having asserted that Bear. e Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy wvill retain his seat at the New v Aditilralty Board, we cell sate that thle Gallant ~AdmiralDo has no seat at the Board ...

... Tlhorold, (sent. to be ditto. Major-Gen. Sir James Stevenson Banks has been invested witb tbe Ensigns ot a K. C. 1. - Major Thomas .Martin hns been appoinied Lieurenaat ('olouel of the Ist Dragoois, vice Somerset, dee.; Capt. Sir John NMonitagu Burgovye ...

... near the mfouth.bf the Tagus, and is come home to-repairdamages.- ffi is'e'id the Saracen will be commissioned by Lieut. Hardy. , , .S CBinopuS, 84, at Plymouih, is ordered to be pre- ;p'ared'for commissioning an d the Howe, 120, is to be hrought toruard ...

... theexhibition room, according to the regulations of the Society, the Com- mittee did not allow them to contend for a prize.-Mr. Thomas had also some fine Auriculas.-Lucombe, Pince, and Co. contributed on this occasion some of the finest specimens of choice ...

... ari the Hos, W. Iriby. Admiral Sir H. W. Bayirtun, K. U.B, ras been appointedr G. C.B., iii the room of the late Sir Tboma; Hardy; Rearr- Admiral Samuel Pyirs and Major-Gen. Sir John Boiseasen 7 Savage, C. B., to be ?? and Capt. Jrrmes Whitley if Deans ...

... qotiglis R4e, qtiaistHon.E Gvorge Viscouut'rorringtou'l; iogs Duoell * E~1q1 Sirjol iPjitresford. Rart. Kcs; ThoinaisEylees Esq' Thomas Lei ?? qoi Sir Charles Rowley, ktan Itohert ftales,:rsq; Walterece. 'q Sir1 M1iloc, Kell; 4!tnmee YoVoo, Hsq: and - Reurkior ...

... Rear-Admiral Sir Tios. Mastermati Hardy, Et. G. C.B. having been appointed Governor of Greentwich Hospital, vacant by tbe death of Admiral air Rtichardl G. Keate, Rear- Admiral the Hoim George H. L, Dmidas succeeds to Sir Thomas Ilardy's situation (as firstsea ...

... new plates; together with a beautiful collection of roses and annuals, very fine pansies. aid numerous stove.greenhouse, and hardy plants. Air. C. Sclater had a large collation, containing many novelties and beautiful plants and flowers; indeed the exhibition ...

... Teignmoutit, Ma.P,, Earl of Hlarewood, Lord Ashley, Sir Thomas Aclanid, l. P., Sir J. B. Y. Butler, VI. ?? Mir. M. E. N. Parker, NI. ?? Lord Barrington. Sergeant Jackson1, ?? Mr. Pownall1, Mr. Hardy, Lord liadlstock, AMr. Baron Alderson, Air. H. C. Stuart ...