... as the s above the earth. Sir, in consequence of these invidious remarks, I appeal to the C u u ntrY at large. to Sir Thomas Hardy, whose name is invoked as thefigaing men; aye, and to America also, whether Sir Geo. does not s t a nd as immeasurably ...

... N 8 above the earth. touri ° t lv r Sir, in consequence of these invidious remarks, I appeal to the Y at large. to Sir Thomas Hardy, whose name is invoked as C oe vv k iti g thefigaing men; aye, and to America also, whether Sir Geo. dues not stand as ...

... was the Royal Yacht Squadron ; to which Mingay also spoke. Other toasts followed; more part ic ° ular i l health of Sir Thomas Hardy, Vice-Patron of the Club, the Ste,sed &c. In conclusion, the health of the Commodore was by Mr. Egan, and was replied to ...

... make his celebrated French cook Et baronet. The three new Lords of the Admiralty are, Lords Hotham and Barrington, and Sir Thomas Hardy; Captain Elliot, a relation of Lord Minto, will be the new Secretary, vice Croker. Lord Granville proceeds to Paris as ...

... Dean of Windsor. Rev. W. B. Lee. Rev. J. R. Malthus. Rev. Dr. Hawkins, Dean of Clonfert. Rev. .1. Willis. Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy. Capt. Cadogan, R.N. Capt. Marryatt, R.N. The Officers of the Royal Horse Guards. Lindsay, Bengal A. Colonel Clitherow ...

... Duke of Wellington, Duke of Richmond, Lord Hill, Earl of Minto, Viscount Howick, Sir James Kempt, Sir Henry Harihuge, Sir Thomas. Hardy, Sir Charles Adam, and Sir George Cockburn. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, TATTERSALL'S.— To casoa.v• If the attendance wan not ...

... There not being any Papist Flag-officer, there is a chance that sour Protestant may be appointed to succeed the gallant Sir Thomas Hardy. Adam, as the song says, was the first man; and his namesake has luck—Dundonahl has missed his chance in consequence ...

... Majesty's subjects which sent a Nelson, St. Vincent, Collingwood, Duncan, Exaniuth, Trowbridge, Sir George Cockburu, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Itichard Keats, Sir Philip Brooke, Sir William Hoste, Sir Michael 'Neymotir, Sir Graham Moore, and a hundred other ...

... gave a grand spread at the c a d Lse d m a number of operative Reformers. Amongst the party We 11°t ' re . Russell, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. John Smith, Mr. Buckinghs •latter gentleman laid before the distinguished party his Ped sailing round the globe as ...

... of the late Lieut.-Gen. W. Millar. DEATH OF SIR THOMAS M. HARDY, HART.—At a few minutes before two o'clock on Friday afternoon, that meritorious and gallant officer, Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart., G.C.8., Governor of the Royal Hospital ...

... Solicitor Mr. Stable, cover, Lincoin's-inn-fi London ; to John Moxliam' Eso Bristol ; to Thomas T Coglan, Esq., Liverpool; ' to Robert Wise, Esq., maManchester. to Thomas Hanson, Esq., Solicitor , Birmingham; to Sir James Gib son Craig, Bart., and Co., Earl- ...

... MAJESTY. ,TRONB. General the Hon. Sir W. Lumby, Admiral Sir Harry B. Neale, Bar G.C.B. and G.C.M.G. Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman ~Hardy, Bart., G.C.B. and G.C.M. Governor of Greenwich Hospital Lieut.. General Sir J. Willoughby Gordon, Bart. G.C.B. and ...