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... Rowley, Sir Robert Otway, Sir W. • Parker, Sir P. H. Durham, Sir C. Paget, Hir John Beresford, • Sir Thomas Hardy, Honyman, Thompson, Sir Edward Owen. Thomas, Sir J. Moore, Austen, Schomberg, Sir A. Farquhar, ■ Sir C. Adam, Skipsey, Drummond, Young, Sir J ...
... Sir Robt. Otway, Sir Edward King, Sir Thomas Williams, Sir Edward Owen, Sir Harry Neale, Sir Charles Hamilton, Sir Edward Foote,K.C.B„ Fellowes, Sir Charles Ogle, Douglas, Lambert, Sir David Milne, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir K. Stopford, Lord de Saumaurez, ...
... FASHIOSABLE ARRIVALS. Mr. Labouchere in Hamilton-place; Lord Scsford, In Audiey. square, froni a visit to Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart, at his seat in Kent ; Mr. \\ iiliam Davidson in Grosvenor-street ; Mr Rowley Lascelles in Grosvenor-street; Mr. ...
... Anson, Kdwant; C ust, Henry Setou, Charles Ogle, J. W. Peacock, Willoughby Cotton. John t ouroy, R. Chester, Robert Wilson, Thomas Hardy, Colquhoun Grant, Frederick Weatberall, Charles Dalbiac, John Hanincr, Henry HaJford, Gore Ouseley, Henry Grey, Richard ...
... party at Ashridge Castle yesterday. I Lord Seaford has heen down at the residence J of his late gallant friend, Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, super- i I intending the funeral. r . i Lord Glenelg arrived at St&ttgardt on the' 18th inst. * Miss Burdett Coutts i&staying ...
... appeared in last Friday's Gaxelte.] WhitehaU, April 9, 1834. Tl.e King has been pleased to appoint Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart. ?? to be Master of his Majesty's Hospital at Greenwich, in the county of Kent, in the room of Admiral Sir Richard ...
... John Byng, Hon. Sir Robert Stopfbrd, Hou. Sir William Lumley. Sir W i Hough by Gordon, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Pultenev Malcolm, Sir George Anson, and Sir Thomas Dallas, at- tended by the following officers of the Order -.—Genealogist Walter Aston Blount ...
... Viscount Melbourne visited EarlGW)^ terday at the Treasury. Sir James Graham, the Quarter-Masjj* General, and Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, had intf* with Viscount Goderich yesterday at the Colonial Ofee- ■ l^rl Grey, the Duke of aicHMO.ND, ,&M Viscount Goderich ...
... Colquhoun Grant, ?? C. Wetherell, Frederick Watson, Charles Thornton, Robert Chester, John Conroy, Willoughby Cotton, Thomas Hardy, G. Shee, Walter Riddell, C.Greville, ?? William Gomm, Thos. Reynell, H. Wyatt, Lowry Cole, ?? John Cathcart, H. Cooke ...
... Stopford, Donnelly, Curzon, Sir Thomas Dundas, Sir C. Boyle, Sir C. Hamilton, Brace, Fellowes, Lord Colville, Adam, Fleming, M'Kinley, Sir William Hotham, White, Sir Thomas Hardy. Generals— Sir William Lumley, Sir Thomas Dallas, Sir E. Stopford, Goldie ...
... Macl-voy, J. Dnuuess, Temple Frere, John Humfrey. Sirs— Robert FitzWygram, John Gerard, Thomas Gooch, Thomas Dyke Acland, George Henry Rose, J. Deas Thomson, ?? Thomas Plullipps, Bart., R. Campbell, Francis Vincent, Charles Scud a more, Charles Grey, Charles ...
... , Hurst, Thornton, Thomas Brown, R.N., Dixon, Robe, J. F. C. Mainwai-tng, R.N., John Reynolds, R.N., Skipsey, R.N., Lam- bert, R.N.,S_merville, R.N., Edw. Lloyd, R.N., Dalling, R.N., Bernard, Gould, Ussher, R.N. Lieutenants— Thomas Mallock, R.N., Brook ...