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... MEMOIR OF THE LATE THOMAS HARDY. A memoir Mr.-Hardy just published, contains the Wlmrin; account of arrest the memorable 12th of May, half past six o'clock in the morning, Mr. Lazun, jnn. the son of the King's messenger of that name, and who was him ...
... Earth, and the loves of Sweet sister! ‘twas the thought of thee! . Younge.—There seems to be more in that DEATH OF SiR THOMAS M. HARDY, BART., his quality was invented ip of necdie fixed in end feally box was than the other. The and I have no evidence see ...
... THE GREENWICH HOSPITAL JOB. (Prom the Spectator.) no real as a retreat for isa of the Tt was last filled Sir Thomas Hardy, the who to the place by the fe another reason naval celebrity for his namely, that be is “one principles. This eee but Now, utmost ...
... EN of London. On the 9th Wet. at Kilballen Glebe, the Rev. John Hardy, only surviving eon of the Late Thomas Hardy. Esq. of Ramseur, roaoty of Carlow. and brother of the late Colonel Hardy, 14th Regiment, The loss of this exemplary ekrgynian will be lung ...
... Malculm, to the Scheldt. The Right Hon- Bart, tire .head of the Admiralty, had. tbe benefit of an able coadjutor in Sir Thomas Hardy, who is indefatigable in the fulfilment of his duties Lord of the Admiralty.' Tbe gallant admiral is an officer of experience ...
... probably, of a precautionary nature only ; but it said that British fleet will certainly put to sea shortly, and that Sir Thomas Hardy will take the command.âMorning paper. Decision respecting the merits of the Pens NOW CONSTRUCTED TO SUPERSEDE PEN-MENDING ...
... her Royal Highness is now quite recovered. Admiral Parker is to be the new Lord of the Admi- ralty; in the room of Sir Thomas Hardy; and Admi- ral Gage is to succeed Admiral in the com- mand of the ficet on the coast of Portugal. Mrs. Loug Wellesley is ...
... naval heroes, into the lucrative & pointment of Governor of Greenwich Hospit: vacant by the demise of the much lamest Sir Thomas Hardy. The recent appointment Mr Poulett Thomson to the government of Canad Mr. O’Ferrall to the Admiralty ; and Mr. Shiel : ...
... Oldfield tya ir. Jno. Dawson Sir Edw. Mostyn, bart. Mr. Thomas Jones Joba Douglas, Esq. Mr. Foulkes Jones Morgan, E~q. = Mr. Will Celyn Robt. Jno. Mostyn, Mr. Thos. Whitey, and Mr. Joha Taylor, jun. Mr. Thomas Mather the President and Vice- Mr. Sisson t, ex-officio ...
... Majesty's Maids of Honor, Lord Hill, Earl of Belfast, Prince Esterhazy, the Earl of Fife, Lord Amelius Beauclerk, S.r Thomas M. Hardy, Sir Henry Blackwood, Lord Hood, Sir Andrew Barnard, Sir Frederick Watson, Colonel Fitzclarence, Captain F. Fitzclarence ...
... Great floods in the South of Scotland. 11 The quarter's revenue b published, showing an increase of 696,8471- the quarter. —Thomas Hardy dies, in 61st year. Berrycr, the French Deputy, b tried at Blob for high treason, and acquitted. General Wm. Dairy dies ...
... &c. All the above appointments were made by Tory administrations. In 1834, Sir R. Keats died, and was succeeded by Sir Thomas Hardy, a Rear-Admiral, over the heads of more than eighty officers, many of whom had serving during the whole of the war.— Plymouth ...