... surgeon, to the North Star. Purser, Mr. G. Moore, to the Gunnel. Rear Admiral Parker, now commanding at Lisbon, succeeds Sir Thomas Hardy Ilia Admiralty. Rear Admiral Gage is to hoist his flag the Hastings, 76, to tuke the comround in the Tagus—and Captain ...

... Hospital is a sinecure, of no real use except as a retreet for some distiuaruished veteran of the Navy. It was filled by Sir Thomas Hardy, the comrade of Nelson at Trafalgar. Admiral Fleming who has just been appointed to the place the Whig Admiralty, never ...

... Company to which his ancestor had belonged(applause.) Lord Mayor next called the atlent'on of the company to the health Sir Thomas Hardy, with soma appropriate remarks on the services had rendered the country. The Gallant Admiral said be felt most sensible ...

... roads, &c. &c.; and any pauper refusing to work as much as be is able, is sent to the thread mil! idle and disorderly; ■“ Thomas Hardy was an excellent workman; discharged under similar circumstances (circum. -stances which obliged bis master to part with ...

... passengers in the former, to embark in his Majesty’s ship Sapphire, for Bermuda. Sir James Graham (the First Lord), and Sir Thomas Hardy, of the Admiralty, are expected at this port in three or four days, on official business. , An order has been issued from ...

... Bazaar, in Oxford street, one of the most extraordinary instances of Nature’s freaks, that ever recollect, in the person of Thomas Hardy Kirroan, a Lincoln, shire boy, who, although only twelve years of age, weighs fourteen stone, and seems to b« in possession ...

... large sum of money in hank notes, ...

... ot the United Kingdom Great Britain and Ireland The Right Hon. Sir James Robert George Graham bar!., F. R. S.; Sir Thomas Masterm.in Hardy, Bart, C. C. B.: the Hon, George Lawrence ; Sir Samuel John Brooke Pecbell, rrt., K. C. H.; Henry tlmuchere, Esq.; ...

... Veteran Blue Jackets.—There are now only fifty sailors remaining who served under the late distinguished veteran Sir Thomas M. Hardy, viz:—twenty-two who were with him the Victory, and twenty-eight who served with him vessels. Marriage in High Life.—On ...

... mouth* and kept hard labour. Thomas Cormack, cow stealing; to transported for life. Michael Dooly, Manslaughter; be imprisoned Ifl mouths and kept hard labour. Pat Walsh, Larceny; to transported for seven years, Pat Hardy man, Assart; to imprisoned mouths ...

... Packet. COUNTY KILDARE. On Saturday flight or early on Sunday mornin£f, an armed party of While feet attacked (be bou ...

... Q'Couuell, Mr. Ixibouchero. Colonel Connelly, Mr. Giahorne, Sir R. Vyvyan and Mr. Christinas —and opposed Mr. R. Pahher, Sir Thomas Fremantle, Mr*Tower, Sir C. Harrell, and Captain Dunda«. The motion for the second reading, however, was carried by a' majority ...