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... Britain and Lord High Treasurer of Ireland. WitlT«Hall, April a-The King has been pleased to appoint Rear. Admiral Sir Thomas .Masterman Hardy, Bart. G C B, Master his .Majesty’s Hospital at Greenwich, in the Co. of Kent, and also one the Governors tbereot ...
... James’s Church, London, John Athol M*Gregor, eldest son Sir Evan M’Gregor, Bart., Mary Charlotte Hardy, youngest daughter of Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart. There were present Lords Sefton, Gleolyon, Strathhallan, J. Russell, Hosslyo, and Ipswich ...
... Becker, Bart. Richard H. White Abraham Morris Horatio Tewnseud Norman Uniacke John M. Wriaon Thomas Bourke St. Leger Ald worth Wm. L. Sbouldbam Edward Daly Thomas P. Boland Maskelyne Alcock. The High Sheriff said it would be great presumption in ad« dressing ...
... Samuel Abbott, Esq. V Thomas Fitzgibbon, Merchant. James Beale, Esq. / Edmond Gould, Merchant. Richard Beare, Esq. \ w Herbert Gillman, Woollen Draper. James Bleasby, Esq. John H.Gamble, Merchant. Henry Bell, Merchant. j I Thomas Hardy, Merchant.^ Julius ...
... D. He affectionate husband, tender father, and a sincere friend. the instant, at Pimlico, in his ft'id year, Mr. Thomas Hardy . Mr. Hardy was the founder of the London Corresponding S.metv, and was, with Mr. Horne Tookc, Mr. Thelwall, Mr. Holeroft. and ...
... respected and regretted. Wednesday, the ult. at the Rev. R. Jackson s, Abergele, Denbighshire, agedBo, Mrs. Anne Hardy, relict ot te Thomas Hardy, Esq. of Kilmacart, county Carlow, who the Irish rebellion of 1798. THANKS. CrJ* The Treasurer of the Cove Fever ...
... , were expected arrive in London their respective residences on Tuesday. We are enabled to state that Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, G.C.8., one of the Lords of the Admiralty, is to succeed the late Sir Richard Keats, as Governor of Greenwich Hospital ...
... n will manage the harbour and port service for £B,OOO annually. Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy,is tasucceed Sir Richard Keates, as Governor of Greenwich Hospital. Sir Thomas Hardy was the Captain of the Victory, Lord Nelson’s flagship, in the bat- He of Trafalgar ...
... Strength, combined with Activity, is aduiitted all judges la be unequalled in th# South of Ireland. APRIL 17—WIND t. Arrived— Thomas, Hardy, New Ross, Hags and coats Sailed—Amity. Leslie, Quebec. Emigrants Mary Elliott, Florcqce, Newhaveu, provisions Tweed, Leslie ...
... Waterford, jJfflO, 1833. R. N. Hay, Commander, R.Ki—lwmfts S. J&nscombc, John Edward Herrick, Michael F^flacO'Boy, Thomas Jones, Simeon Hardy, jaa. John Smyth, d imes L*! e, juo. William W.Uh, Francis C. Soi) th, John Don lin, Michael F. Gambta, Charles ...
... madam, I llgi you eighteen-pence for my dinner after all. Kendal jhij h The late Sir Thomas Hardy. —The following fact.whi proves the strong attachment of Sir Thomas (lardy to the n mory of his distinguished commander. Lord Nelson, came the knowledge ...
... the chairman, Major Revell, in proposing the memory of Thomas Hardy, John Horne Tooke, John Thelwall, John Augustus Bonney, Stewart Keyd. Richard Hodgson, Thomas Holcroft, Jeremiah Joyce, Thomas Wardle, Matthew Moore, John Baxter, and John Richter, stated ...