... the Hon. Sir William Lumley. Sir James Willoughby (.onion, Bart., Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart., Lord Viscount Palmer- ston, Sir Pulteney Malcolm, Sir George Anson, Sir Thomas Dallas, the Earl of Minto, Lord Edward Somerset, Sir William Henry Pringle ...

... being no less than three others, viz., Lord de Saiimarez, Sir B. ll allowell Carew (then Captain Hal- lowell), and Sir Thomas Hardy ; the former of which Gallant Officers was second in command and wounded in that action. Hannah More.— We regret to hear ...

... acknowledge. For the establishment of the Plaintiff's title he should refer back to the time of William the Conqueror. Thomas Hardy, Clerk in the Record Office, produced extracts from the Doomsday Book, in which the extent and value of the manor of Bowes ...

... Athol Macgrpgor, Esq., el. lest son of Major-General Sir E. M. Murray, Esq.. who Unly united himself to a daughter of Sir Thomas Hardy, has been appointed to a newly-created office, called Inspector nt Marines. Mr. Macgregor was until lately an officer ...

... of Rossi vn, Sir George Martin, Will™ I!-* B - Mar ti_, Sir James Wbitshed, Sir Henry Grey, Sir Straff a 2 Gord ?? Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Charles Bagot, Sir Th _- C . anuin ff ...

... little subscription. (Hear, hear.) The Gallant Admiral sat down amid loud cheers. Sir Pulteney Malcolm Ihen moved, and Sir Thomas Hardy seconded the following resolution, which was put and carried unanimously: — That this meetii g, impressed with the deepest ...

... Gordon, tbc Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury, Lord Sidmouth, the Baroness Rothschild, Lord Hill, Mrs. Robarts, Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Mrs. Rothschild, Admiral Sir Henry Blackwood, Mr. Innis, Mr. Rothschild, the Lord Mayor, Sir James Shaw (the Chamberlain ...

... the Order of the Bath, viz. : — Admirals Sir William Hargood, Sir Thomas Williams, and Sir Thomas Hardy, and General Sir Willougbby Gordon. After which Admirals George Scott and Thomas Dundas were severally conducted to the King by Sir George Nayler, ...

... customary on such occasions, the cup. were taken ashore' lor the purpose of being submitted to the inspection of -Yd m.ral Sir Thomas Hardy, the vice-patron, who. no doulv was pleased to express his approbation of them, both with relerence to their shape and ...

... room. The principal subscriber, were — the Duke of Wellington. 5(M. ; Lord Bexley, 10/. ifo . Lord Winchilsea, 10.. ; Sir Thomas Hardy, 5/. ; Mrs ?? Barnard, 10_. 10s.; Sir W. Geary, 10L 10s.; Mr. Hod'tres! 11M. 10s.; Mr. Shuter, ?? 10s.; Mr. Cater, 104 ...

... Lord Gardner, of sporting celebrity, is a-one on a short tour. J ' *» -ru Lorf l, S ! af ° r _ison a visit -o Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, in Kent. Lord and Lady Granville relumed (o town on Saturday frotn a visit to Lord and Lady Rivers, at their sea tin Sussex ...

... Viscount Melbourne. Mr. B. B. Williams, by Vice-Admiral Sir E. Codrington. Captain Robert Herriot Barclay. R.N., by Sir Thomas Hardy. Major Palk, 32d Regiment, ou his return from Canada, by the Earl of Mount Edgcumbe. The King held a Privy Council, at ...