... oontrotiv Entriligrilfc. LON 3DO N. Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, G.CU., one of the Lords of the Ad- miralty, is to succeed the late Sir Richard Keats, as Govenior of Greenwich Hospital. Sir Dudley Hill is to succeed the late General Farqrldarson as ...

... probably, of a precautionary nature only, but it is said that a British fleet wvill certainly put to sea shortly, and that Sir Thomas Hardy will take the ?? 'Paper. Wefeelthe greatest possible satisfaction in announcing that naval surgeons and assistant surgeons ...

... -Gelirral Sir Tiromas Dallas, were severally Introduced between tile ,itrojuntor Knights, Viscount Palrnerston and Sir Thomas Hardy, and were Mr invested by the Sovereign with the insignia of Knight Grand Cress, On tlria occasion, Sir John Ormosby Vandeteur ...

... Esq., Merchant, Aberdeen, tuling Elder. Paesren Tay oF t(IScAuRssNE O'NEcI..-Rev. Andrew Wat- son, Torlaod; 11ev. John Ml'Hardy, Coldstoneo; Rev. George Cook, Midmnar, Mitteiro. The Marquis of luntly, Rdling Eller. We have been reqquested to state that ...

... Straeathro. Lewis Crombic, Esq. of Aberdeen. list ' Dtuicati. Davidson, Erq. of Tillyehetly. ( Gardenl Diff, Esq. of Hatthn. nge Thomas DBttf, Esq. of Haddo. re- Win. Dalf, Eqs. of' Mayen. I- Colonel Knighit Erskies, of Pittodrie. lnug Jaemes Farcquharson, Esq ...

... Comparsy' ship Orwell nrrived oft' Brigiston, tile E2d hist. I Site left Chint, oas the i20th of November, Tise Mlacqueeen, Thomas Couttl, I and Asia, left St. Hielena, oln the 30th of Jenuary. t COURT Oa AnitIRArTY, llarch 20.-The Kinsg ?? Cetains versurs ...

... William Fraser, Gardener. William Donald, Baker. Lewis Chalmers, Writer, FraserbUrgh. James Milne, Farmer, Chap elhill. : John Hardy, do. Kirkton. Lieut.-George Paton, do. Kinglas3ie. George Weir, do. Milltown, Philorth. William Whyte, do. Mains of Cardno ...

... auceemslt ae saving the lives and property of individuals. is Fe it At Queensferry, on the 1ith inst., 'the wife of the Rev. I, Thomas Dimma, minister of that parish, of a son. On the 9th curt. in Eaton Square, London, L-ady Howard Df de Walden, of a son and ...

... tho~se Will)o und1 whieti 1h11 41o0111 Olfhpartinlg 11-11 Cheered1 hy 1it'! hie'- iocv iif' Spirlit chalracteristic of thet hardy aduvoiitirers on31 a111 ?? voyageo Extr'act of'a letter fro11 MI'. Lit1tl1111 lo, Sirg'lySl 0il bjoant~ tile Deu', tII t111 ...

... ?? MtKeoaizi James Allarstyca William MI'Leod James 17rassc William Milnes Jieses Steilt'an Williamt Taylor John Cleadasl Thomas FraserD Oil Mondiay last, thet R~everenad Jotra Ft~,)IIN'G, D.D 'anitr of Giackicusanniti, F.R.S. L. & Ei., wavs elected [to ...

... ; TIr ?? Angus, Vice-President; Mr Alexander Gray, Treasurer andtiC Secretary; Messrs Jamnes 11 Hardy, James Robb, George Duncan, Wm. ol irelsner, Thomas Paterson, William Shand, Alexander Peteekin, Geo. re Rogers, John Davidson, arid Alexander Allan ...

... given to his brother, Sir Augustus Clifford, the lucrative office of Usher of the Black Rod, vacant by the resignation of Sir Thomas Tyr- wahitt, to the exclusion of a most deserving claimant, Mr Pullman, who, as Sir T. T.'s deputy, has performed all the ...