... and also thc Nummud; or Eastern Bed, used by her brother, Sir Robert Kerr Porter, during all his r travels.-A bust of Sir Thomas Hardy, presented by AV. Behries; Esq.-Yhe shin and skeleton of a ebhampsnzee, presented by Capt. T. G. Down, ?? Snow Harris then ...

... it to 4IJ01. but it was rejected by a large majority. Died on Wednesday morning at Pimlico, in his 82d year, Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mir. Hardy was the founder of the London Corresponding Society, and was, with Mr. Horne Tooke, Mr. Thelwall, Air. Holcroft, ...

... seczond hi 'te stroke of paralysis, and that his life was despaired of. wii - Thte late Thomas fiordy.-A gentleman. who is an ad. Pe Trirer of the late Thomas Hardy, has kindly Offered, if le; n agreeable to his friends, to erect a head and foot stone ...

... CIRCULAR.] His Majesty gave audiences yesterday to the flute of Devonshire, Earl Spencer, Hon. Sir Henry Blackwood, and 'ir Thomas Hardy. X The Landgravine of Hesse Homberg and the Duchess of .BIKent, attended by Lady Catherine Jenkinson, dined with their ...

... John Shelley. T. Hammond, Gerard Noel, Colin Halket, Edward Tucker, K.C.B., Thomas Usher, John Owen, William Gomm, Riehard Bulkeley Philipps, G. Rose, George Bambfylde, Thomas Philipps, Bt., Gore Ousely, J. H. English. Massszuns-Bourke, Stanley, Howardi ...

... and that had been practised by all the experienced officers at the hoard, from Lord I-lowe and Lord St. Vincent, to Sir Thomas Hardy and Admiral Dundas, all of whom recommended reduced establishments in time of peace. He (Mlr. W.) would readily admit that ...

... -On Friday the 20th inst., that meritorious and gallant oflicer, Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart., ?? Governor of the Royal Hospital, Grcenwich, Admiral Hardy succeeded the late Sir Richard Goodwin Keats as governor of this institution, in ...

... step. ped into the boat, attended by the ladies of her suite, 1 tdw oucd to the royal yatch. The boat was : steered by Sir Thomas Hardy, who did the honours e to her Majesty. At this time the river presented a r most interesting andaanimnated appearance. ...

... Viscount Melbourne iln I)owning-street. The il Dukeof Wellington, Earl of Aliaito, Lord ifill, Sir c] Hussey Viviani, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Henry Har- Cihtigg, and other commissioners, were present. o At 4t pmrerous meeting of' the inhabitants of Hayes, ...

... of liberty and the s admirers of honesty here, in the erection of a monument to the d virtuous struggler in past days, Thomas Hardy, will not be lost sight of in Scotland.-Consitutional. is Right glad are we to see the cause of these illustrious if men ...

... by the Honourable Lieutenant-General Meade. Captain Hancock, C.B., on his return from the Continent,by Rear- Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart. Commander Harnage, by Sir J. Harnage. Captain Jodrell Leigh, R N., by Sir T. Hardv. Captain Coryton, by Vihcount ...

... the citizens ( of London. At five minutes before four o'clock the Queen ( left the yacht in the barge of Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, als who steered her ashore. ean I The Queen was conducted into an open carriage by the Earl of Albemarle, the Mlaster ...