... Monegaychurch, county Limerick, Verc Roysc.of Kilconle, Esq., to Nannv, daughter of F. Massy, Esq., Newcastle. In Perth, Thomas Hardy, Esq., of Belfast, Anne, daughter of the late Henry M. Lee, Esq , of East Lothian. At tVaringstuwn, county Antrim, William ...

... Wellington, the Earl of Minto, Viscount Howick, Viscount Melville, Lord Hill. Sir Hussey Vivian, Sir George Cockburn, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Charles Adam, and other members of the Naval and Military Commission, had a meeting yesterday at the Treasury. The ...

... from Brest Lisbon. If Captain Elliott be that individual, he so decidedly conservative and anti-reform principles, Sir Thomas Hardy, at the Admiralty Board, well knows, that he was offered the command Don Miguel's fleet previous the treaty between Don ...

... probably, of a precautionary nature only, but it is said that a British fleet will certainly put to sea shortly, and that Sir Thomas Hardy will take the command London Paper, The following is gltcn under date of Stockholm, March 18: arc assured this day, that ...

... announce with certainty the immediate arrival the Lords of the Admiralty at Cove, consisting of Sir James Graham, Admirals Sir Thomas Hardy and C. L. Dundai, for the purpose of inspecting the existing naval establishment, as well as the harbor and the forts generally ...

... residence of Viscount Melbourne in Downing-street. The Duke of Wellington, Earl of Minto, Lord Hill, Sir Hussey Vivian, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Henry Hardinge, and other commissioners, were present. Sir Hussey Vivian had an interview with Viscount Melbourne ...

... Wellington, the Duke of Richmond. Earl of Minto, Viscount Melville, Viscount Howick, Sir Hussey Vivian, Sir Henry Hardinge, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Charles Adams, and Sir A. Dickson. The commission sat three hours. The Earl of Clarendon left Farrance’s Hotel yes'erday ...

... rumoured that admiral Sir Robert Stopford, the present Commander-in-Chief in the Mediterranean, will succeed the late Sir Thomas Hardy, as governor of Greenwich Hospital, and the Hon. Admiral Fleming, the Comraandt-r-in Chief Portrmoulh, ». ill succeed to ...

... assembly greeted their Majesties with loud and continued acclamations. The Admiral's lioat put off, and the Admiral ( Sir Thomas Hardy) steered it ashore. The way leading from the north-west wing of the Hospital had been previously covered with crimson carpeting ...

... Harriet Forde gave the laree sum 1,8001. Sebious Accident. —Ye-terday as Mr. M'Laugbiin, of Francis-street, accompanied by Thomas L. Hardy, of Exchange-street and two other friends, were returning from Loughlinstown, along the Bray ruad.on Mr. M’Laughlin’s ...

... take her departure from this on Tuesday next for Windsor Castle. At the audience. Sir James Graham, Admiral Dundas, Sir Thomas Hardy, and Sir F. Maitland, second in command |of the forces here, were hmfixed tomorrow, at ooe o’clock, to receive the address ...

... Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Bart. —At few minutes before two o’clock on Thursday afternoon, that meritorious and gallant officer, Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, G.C.8., governor of the Ryal Hospital, Greenwich, breathed his last. Admiral ...