... 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 ...

... seczond hi 'te stroke of paralysis, and that his life was despaired of. wii - Thte late Thomas fiordy.-A gentleman. who is an ad. Pe Trirer of the late Thomas Hardy, has kindly Offered, if le; n agreeable to his friends, to erect a head and foot stone ...

... 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 ...

... for his social qualities. in 1WITEHALL, April 9, 18 4.-The King las been p leased li to appoint Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Masterisran Hardy, a Bart., G.C.B., to be Master of his Majesty's Hospital at [e Greenwich, in the county of Kent, irn the roorr of ...

... :r.; preceutiionury nature only, but it is said that a British firet wiil e certainly put to sea shortly, arid that Sir Thomas Hardy will to take the command-Morhingpaper. VE ...

... 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 ...

... Potter, Lord Russell, J. Thomas Thornley, and R. Wason.-Against ?? J. er Beckett, R. Bethell, W. Boiling, Hon. C. J. Canning, W Sir C. Dalbiac, J. Davenport, P. H. Fleetwood, J. Fort, st W, E. Gladstone, T. Greene, J. Hardy, J. Jervis, J. F. G Lees, ...

... whom prizes ?? DaDlries-Mr. Lamb, gardener to Thomas Lyon, Esq. twelve prizes; Mr. floor, gardener to the Rev. J. .J Hornby, [our prizes, Riclhard -lirrison, Esq.,threeprizes; Mr. G. Rosp, gardener to Thomas Greenatl, two prizes; Mrs. Wm. Stutbs, i; Miss ...

... 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, ...

... Fleetw;~ood, P. H., rhorNton. Alison, Thomas Henry, ditto Fowler, Thomas, Insleip Aspoinall, James, (clerkc) ditts. s Aspinall, James, ditto 41I, Chris. iun. 0airples NIat Fell. William, ditto MNia Aldlersori. Thomas. Q2coer`arnsor Fell, Thomnas, ditto ...