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... the most painful duties of bis high office, of which the most important was the prosecution, the year 1795 or 1796, of Thomas Hardy and Mr. Horne Tooke, and other defendants, for high treason. Never was there a more eventful moment for England. It was ...
... the Admiralty). Sir J Brnokc » nd Labonchere (Lord, the Admiralty), ‘he Elliot and Barrow (Secretaries AdmiraltyJ, Sir Thomas Hardy, Si Martm, the Treasurer of the Household, Lord James Bi-ten (Lord Wailing), Sir James Reynett 'Groom in Waiting), the ...
... iV»‘Kee, Hugh Rirri*, W M‘Geougli Bot.d, Thomas VVihon, Georuc Inmr, Arthur Cope, John Irwin, Thomas Dobbin, Lee Hardy, Join Barnes, James O’Callaghan, Thomas Atkinson, Thomas K. Armstrong. Francis Strin%W, liUcker, ...
... —Wear# enabled state, that Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, O. C. 8., one of the Lords of the Admiralty, is succeed the late Sir Richard Keats, Governor of Greenwich Hospital. We care not whether Sir Thomas Whig or Tory; but we are sure, that the nation ...
... the distinguished English guests were Sir James Graham and his lady. Admiral Dundas, Sir F. Maitland, Sir Thomas Hardy, &c. After dinner. Sir Thomas Williams, first introdueing the toast in a neat and complimentary speech, proposed the health of her Majesty ...
... several other actions. Sir Richard G. Keats, Governor of Greenwich Hospital, died in his S4lh year, and was succeeded by Sir Thomas Hardy. lie was shipmate of his Majesty at the commencement of his naval career —had charge of his instruction, and was with him ...
... the Right Honourable Henry Labouebere, Admiral Sir Charles Adam, Lieutenant General Sir James Kempt, Admiral Sir Thomas Mastermsa Hardy, Bart., Admiral Sir George Cockburn, Lieutenant General Sir Richard Hussey Vivian, Bart., Major General Sir Alexander ...
... been great number of deaths amongst the aged inmates, and the infirmary is nearly filled with those the sick list. Sir Thomas M. Hardy, the g dlant Governor, has been most unremitting affording every comfort them. At the Royal Military College of Chelsea ...
... rendered biro unfit for sea j therefore, hi* flag-ship, the Foudroyanl, sailed for Malta, under his captain, who was not Sir Thomas Hardy. On arriving off Valetta, the capital of that island, iVieesnge from Commodore Sir Manly Dixon, (then commanding the Lion ...
... transmission through the (Hist at a low rate. We have heard that the Paymaster of the Forces about to marry the daughter Sir Thomas Hardy, the gallant officer in whose arms our immortal Nelson breathed his last.— U. S. Gazette. Robbery Arms. —On Thursday night ...
... accused should surrounded with every species of proteotnin, and the fitness of it was established by tbe celebrated case of Thomas Hardy. Lord DARLINGTON bad been mistaken by the bon. gentleman who bad joat spoken. All he suid was, that bscause juries were ...
... jansra.Grabani. in Lou’ dou. .(Their Lofdflhlps, consisting of the Right Hon. &.,Oraha[Q, Bart. M. P. First Lord, 9>r Thomas M. Hardy, Bart. Q. #ear>Adf»iral the Hon. Ooorge H. L. Dundee, C8,, accompanied \V- monds, purveyor the Navy, and the Right ...