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... by Lord Byron. Captain Edward .yd, R.N., on b..ing nominated to the Royal Hanoverian Gueiphic Order, by Rear_Admiral sir Thomas Hardy. Colonel D'Agullar, by Lord Hill. Lieutenant-Colonel Todd, on promotion, by Lora Hill. Commander Lord Frederick Charles ...
... short, the attempt was unsuccessful. There were present Sir James Graham, the First Lord of the Admiralty, Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, and Lord Althorp, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, who were attended by Sir John Hill, the Captain Superintendent of the ...
... at Marlborough House. dullen,_ C. B his Majesty's yacht BoYs, esented to the Queen, at her IVlsie atY Thursday, by Sir Thomas Hardy. e ge- C. B. ' his Majesty's yacht Prince her Majesty at the drawing-roao) James Graham. Ister had a long interview yesterdaY ...
... General Sir Ronald Crawford Feegusson, Admiral Sir Thomas Williams, Lieut.-General the Hon. Sir William Lumley, Lieut.-General Sir James Willoughby Gordon, Bart., Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart. Lord Viscount Palmerston Admiral Sir Davidge ...
... residence of Viscount Melbourne, in Downing -street. The Duke of Wellington. Earl i2f Mint°, Lord Hill, Sir Hussey Vivian, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Henry Hardinge, and other commissioners, were present. THE MARQriIS AND MARCHIONESS OF LANSDOWIV E' S GRAND ErTERTAINMENT ...
... Joddrell, were included at the dinner party at the Palace. Lord john Towiend, Lieut.-Col. Sutherland, Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Capt. Sir G. A Westhal, Vice- Admiral Sir Henry Blackwood, Sir M. and Lady Tierney, Lieutenant-Colonel and Mrs. Whatley ...
... the East Indies, by Sir J. Graham. Captain Harrison, R.N., on his promotion and return from the coast of Africa, by Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart. Captain Charles Stoddart, on promotion, by Sir George Murray. Captain J. D. King, on his return from the Continent ...
... Hedley, by Lieutenant General Sir Thomas Bradford. Mr. Bonfield, by the Earl of Gleneall, Mr. Edmund Meares Kelly, by the Marquis of Downehire. Mr. Seto n steuart, by the Hon. C. A. Murray. Mr. James Nicol, by Colonel Thomas, M.P. Mr. David Morris, M.P., ...
... hands, returned to the Magnet, and every thing being n readiness the Queen stepped into a boat steere d b y Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, and was rowed ashore by the King's watermen to the Dock-yard, on which she landed precisely at five mieutes before four ...
... peace establishment. The resolution called upon them to say that Sir Joseph Yorke, Lord Paulett, Sir George Cockburn, Sir Thomas Hardy, Admiral Dundas—nay, all those who had sat at the Admiralty in the time of peace since 1815, and who had put the ships ...
... Earl s- f , by the of Carlisle. er 111 'ielding, by the Earl of Denbigh. ~velit elfin, R.N.. on his return from the w Thomas Hardy. y Sir Herbert Taylor. , by Lieut.-Colonel Fox. Du ke g ave audiences to the Du , l‘,,,f - Abow - j Earl of Albemarle ...
... Badcock, R P ec heli .N., by Sir John ,fl „ 19 C omman der Blanckley, on his appointment to ' o lades, by Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy. Gto 4 Pd I.' ll o f C om mander John Sykes, by Vice-Admiral o ii- n. Li eu t. Valentine H. Jones,Admiral ° Commander ...