... of the acquittal of lessrs. Toooke, Hardy, and Thelwall, took place at the Golden Lion Tavern, in Snnithfield, Major Revell in the chair. After the usual round of the most popular toasts, The memory of MIr. Hardy was proposed. ,1r. Thelwall then addressed ...

... great number of deaths amongst the aged himates, and the in- firmary is nearly filled with those on the sick list. Sir Thomas ML. Hardy, the gallant Governor, has been most unremitting in affording every comfort to them. At the Royal Military College qf ...

... Military e Museum, Sccrtlandi-yardi. Ini a glass fraime are en- - closeni a lock of his bair cut off after his decease by Sir Thomas Hardy, and autthenticatel by that gallanit officer's signature ; beneath is arn origirtil portrait in pencil taken ol board ship ...

... that wero acquitted or free.-rurtters' Mla- guziNe. ANeCDOTE OF THE LATE Sin TnOMaAS HARDY. -The following fact, which proves the strong attachment of Sir Thomas Hardy to the memory of his distinguished cons- mander Lottd Nelson, came to tite knowledge ...

... appointment of a successor to tile late gallant Sir Thomas Hardy. Mr. Feaergs O'Connor has declared himself a candidate for tie ?? Riding of the county of York at the next clec- ?? Herald. The Rev, Thomas Chambers, MA.! of St. John's College, Camibridge ...

... Among the distinguished guests; who at. tended on this occasion, were Lord Tenderden, Lord Hill, Lord Nugent, Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, the Duke of Valenciennes, asd several other public characters. About half-past six o'clock dinner was announced, and as ...

... 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. ...

... DOMESTIC. DEATH OF Sta THsoMtAs M. HARDY, BART.-At a few mninutes before two o'clock, on the afternoon of yesterday week, (Friday,) that meritorious and gallant officer, Rear- Admiral Sir Thomas MIlasternan Hardy, Bart. ?? go- vernor of the Royal Hospital ...

... the day before he had said lie had not wherewith to procure food for his family; that he attended the funeral of the late Thomas Hardy, and there, on ote of the petitioners remarking, with indignation, that there were policemen disguised in private clothes ...

... Vernon, Granville H. Vesey, Hon. Thomas Vivian, John Enn s Vyvyan, Sir R. B., Bart. WVall, Charles Baring Walter, John Welby, Glynne, Earle Weyland, Richaild Whitmore, Thomas C. Wilbraham. Hon. R. B. Williams, Thomas P. Williams, Robert, jun. Wilmot, ...

... i Obervance Bill, was carrried by a laage majority, a rejebuteo however, front witich we shlould augur its 'rieclion, Nr. Hardy then brought forward his mo- '0Putoling a breach of privilege to Air. O'Connell, in tnluct owilh respect to ttte Carlow' election ...

... atnn C. Ainswvorth, Esq. BolstonoJ. Wilks, Elq., and (a/l_ Brownnigg, Esq. Bradf rd-E. C. Lisrer, Esq., and J. Hardy, Esq. Breconishire-() 'Thomas Wood, Esq., of Giernevett, in this cournty, aniti of Littleton, in A'liddlesex. This gen. tleman, whose san ...