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... and Lady Peel on the Continent. p:o.Y expect to find the right hon. baronet at r t is• The. gallant Admiral Sir Thomas tilasterman Hardy (Nelson's flag captain, and Present Governor of Greenwich Hospital) t it is said, at the especial wish of the King ...
... 4tistilsiirtatiiniag Parl t iathent. Total, 104 .-01 fieer 8 . ark is o er be the new Lord of the Ad,Y, in the room of Sir Thomas Hardy and eol i j,„ tr al Gap is to succeed Admiral Parker in the W o 'aad of the fleet on the Coast of Portugal.— thatget ...
... Majesty's maids of honour, Lord Hill, Eatl of Belfast, Prince Esterliazy, the Earl of Fife, Lord , Amelius Beau - clerk, Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Sir Henry Blackavood. Lord Hood, Sir Andrew Barnard, Sir Frederick Watson. Col. Fitzclarence, Capt. Fred. Fitzclarence ...
... terstablishment becomes, vacant. On Friday last, aged 12, Mr. Thomas Enright, bootmaker. Same day, at a few minutes before two o'clock in the a ft e r.: noon. Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas alasterman Hardy; Baronet, G.C.11., Governor of the'Reyril Hospital, Greenwich ...
... the marines on the quarter-deck. The 4..etreat officers of the Victory were then introupueed to their Majesties, and Sir Thomas Hardy, os t it h whotn, the command of the Victory devolved 9 occasion of the death of the gallant Nelson, w e° received the ...
... institutions. Let us hope better Ilie4 t4. of the Victory were then intro- young Queen. ti Po - a their Majesties, and Sir Thomas Hardy, Her Majesty the Queen Of Portugal a T I. h r a e s ei g r i a ve t n h a e the- command of the Victory devolved special ...
... On Wednesday, the 25th ult., at the Rev. R. Jackson's, vicar of Abergele Denbighshire, 'aged 80, Mrs. ANNE HARDY, relict of the late Thomas Hardy, Esq., of Kilinacart, county of Carlow, who fell in the Irish rebellion of 1793. Same day, at her residence ...
... Brook-street, to meet Sir and Lady Peel on the Continent. 'Pct to find the right hon. baronet at The gallant Admiral Sir Thomas h an Hardy (Nelson's flag captain, and ';:esent Governor of Greenwich Hospital) said, at the especial wish of the King, t 3 . seat ...
... :—Freedom, Cox, London, wheat. Queen of Isle, Gill, Isleman.Eagle, ; Pantaloon, llardie harlequin; • Itlarshall; and Vulean, Hardie, Glasgow . hound, Amon, Bristol. .King of the Forest, IJeynhn, - New. port, iron .. Margaret, Honey, - Plymouth. tallow ...
... -founding 114ab115hment becomes vacant On Friday last, aged 2, Mr. Thomas Enright. bootmaker. Same day, at a few minutes before two o'clock in the afternoon. Rear-Admiral Sir Thornas Masterman Hardy, Baronet, G.C.11., Governor of the Royal hospital, Greenwich ...
... applied to Mr. Hardy. He had no doubt of it. On his cross-examination, by Mr. Neville, Mr. Bird stated, that he was not very intimate with Mr. Hardy any more than any other man on 'Change. On Mr. Neville asking the witness in what credit Mr. Hardy was, Mr. ...
... Quebec, timber. • COmmerce, Korsholm, St. Petersbnrgh, do • • Birmingham, Beazley, Dublin. • Ann, NI , Alpin, and Portland, Hardy, Glasgow . .Countess of Lonsdale, Lascelles, Whitehaven• •Endeayour, Douglas, Loch Die, wool.. Euphemia, Neilson, and Gordon ...