... er the talc t*.ev. Herbert Dakeley, o. Oakriry, Salop. Died, hi his residence Greenwich Hospital, aged 71, Admiral sir Thomas Hardy, Bari K.r.H. ?uccecdcd Admiral Sir Richard Kcals Gov- rnor of that iaalitutiun. Diet!, Thursday, Woolwich, Mgjor-tieneral ...

... largest class of frigates are fitti | by the with all expedition for the Scheldt, to be trict under the command of Sir Thomas Hardy enti- object of this armament is to enforce the de en- nation of the Congress. at. Becnnc® Benes, the — aved the growing ...

... ascale equally splendid extensive. Among the distinguished guests were, Lord Tenterden, Lord Hill. Lord Nugent, Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, the Duke of Valrnei ennea, (attached the French Embassy), Mr. Justice James Parke, Baron Holland, Mr. Justice Taunton ...

... is to save coal, and send it lo markat iu a sound and uninjured state. Thursday morning, Pimlico, his «2d year, Mr Thomas Hardy. Mr Hardy was the founder of the Loudon Corresponding Society, anti ws*. with Mr Horne Tooke, Mr Thelwall, Mr Hokroft, and eight ...

... convey the 60th Rifles from the Isle of Wight to Southampton, their way to Weedon, Northamptonshire. Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart. K.C.B. is named to succeed Sir Edvv. Owen on the East India station. Appointments. —Lt. P. H. Anson, and Mr ...

... Admirals Sir William Uarffood, Sir Thomas and Sir Thomas Hardy; and Gen. Sir Willoughby Gordon, were each Invested with the ensigot of Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Hath ; after which. Admirals George Scott and Thomas Dundas received from his Majesty ...

... aud*address of Thomas Prout, 5M9, Strand, London, the government sump* LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. —?***• THE Queen has Admiral the lion rims. PleminK to Master of her s Hospital Greenwich, in the room of Vice-Aduiiral Sir Thomas Masterrnan Hardy. Bart, deceased ...

... uesday. It the Duke of Wellington made an offer to the nt to continue to fill the office, whic ined. ain Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, ane The Vv | Greenwich Hospital) will, itis said, at the e: ~~ ae WE the AM, His seat as Admiralty, notwithstanding ...

... {jainir forward are probably precautionary **hire only, but it said that deet will certainly P ttoira shortly, and that Sir Thomas Hardy will the command. Extract from a letter of Captain Dickenson, of {* * klajesiv’i Lightning, dated Kio, dan. has fa'len ...

... this is to | Thomas Masterman Hardy, G.c.B. Governor of Gr Hospital, died on the 20th of September, 1839, aged 74 Jarlof is the 92d coffin that has been deposited in the mau and now rests immediate] above the coffin of the pr | sor of Sir Thomas, Sir R. k ...

... immediately watch, the property o' f Thomas Farcey, were commit pedin, gen and 79 of carbonic acid ; trial at the Alfred Foot, for being drunk | e ex- fellowed. He reversed the proportions, and the result was the same. Thomas all, for o! Tu the alter a taper ...

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