... cheered. The royal party then pro- ceeded to the apartments of Sir Thomas Hardy, where a dejeune a la fourchette on the most splendid scale. was prepared for them. They were received by Lady Hardy and her daughters, &c. The dejeune was laid on two tables. His ...

... Admiral of Me United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. The Right Hon. Sir James Robert George Graham, Bart. Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Dart. K.C.B. The Hon. George Heneage Lawrence Dundas. Sir Samnal John Brook Pechell, Bart. The 'Hon. George Barrington ...

... small passage. he said be had there repeated opportunities of observing the cheerful mildness and benignity of spirit of Thomas Hardy, undisturbed by the apprehension of, as is generally termed, a shameful, but which he would have coosidered, an honourable ...

... the late Sir Thomas Hardy has been submitted to his Majesty. Of three slavers lately captured by H. S. Leveret off the western coast of Africa, one had ,£7OOO on hoard to buy slaves with. The papers announce the death of Admiral Sir Thomas Pakenhain, G ...

... remain ot the Horse Guards ; Viscount Howick and Mr. G. Lamb, Under-Secreturies for the Home De- partment; Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Rear-Admiral Hon. G. H. L. Dundas. Captain Sir S. T. Pechell, Captain lion. G. Barrington, Lords of the Admiralty; Hon ...

... stepped into ibe boat attended by the ladies of her suite, and was rowed to the tioyal yachi. The boat was steered by Sir Thomas Hardy, who did the honours to tier .Majesty. At this lime the river preset, ted a most interesting and animating appear- ance ...

... the Great Seal con- stituting and appointing the Right Hon. Sir James Robert George Graham, Bart ; Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart. G. C. B- Rear Admiral the Hon. George Heneage Laurence Dtindaa, C. B. Captain Sir Samuel John Blooke Pechell ...

... has gone up- wards of 60,000 miles.— Hampshire Telegraph. Died on Thursday morning at Pimlico, in his 82d year, Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mr. Hardy was the founder of the London Corresponding Society, and was, with Mr. Home Tooke, Mr. Thelwall, Mr. Holcroft, and ...

... John Ness Blakev, sunreon, aged 46. ° „° __ the 10th ?? ' at St - J °bn's, Wakefield, aged lb . D i > * the *« relict of Thomas Hardy, Esq. of Wakefield. ' On the 14th inst. Thos. Johnson, Esq. of Eshtoa, xU Craven. On Saturday last, after a short illness ...

... the poor arc pro- vided tor hy one general fund, which is raised by a general property tax of three per cent. Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy is to succeed Sir Richard Keates as Governor of Greenwich Hos- pital. Preparations have been making for the recep- tion ...

... tate Navy Barge, VVith Lord Amelius Beauclerk, Chief Naval Aid-de-Camp to his Majes..k IV, accompanied by Admiral Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Mr Henry Blackwood, and other die ingnlshed Naval Officers. aa The Deputy Comptroller of the Navy's Barge, conunanded ...

... ranks, for instance, if lie have any understanding, but will admit that Thomas Hardy was a man to whose remains too much respect could not have been paid. But still Thomas Hardy was a shoemaker; and even Burdett (kind and generous as he was to bins) dreaded ...