... Lieutenant W. C. Jones, by Rear-Admiral Sir Thoma, Hardy Captain Gape, by the Earl of Verulam. Hardy . Captain Christie, by Major Hyde. Captain H. A. Brander, by Lord Rodney Lieutenant A. Lewis, by Sir Thomas Hardy. Captain Eyles, on bis ...

... Sir Thomas Hardy- Mr. Pbilipps, by Sir R. Bulkdcy PhiUpps. Mr. Morritt, by Colonel Fitzclarence. Mr. Lowdhain, Secretary of Lunatics to the Lord Chancellor, by tbe Lord Chancellor. Lieutenant F. Knox, by Sir H. Campbell. Mr. Turnbull, by Sir Thomas Hislop ...

... Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Baronet, ?? has lieen appointed Governor of Greenwich Hos- pital, vacant by the death of Admiral Sir Richard G. Keats. Rear-Admiral the Honourable George H. L. Dundas succeeds to Sir Thomas Hardy's situation (as ...

... Cotterell, Dimsdale, _ °°!?Vernon, Norton. !Sl _i_*»—Whitshed, Johnston, Cotton, Backhouse, Paul, *t;_ Pringle. Montagu, Hardy, Morier, Mary Hardy, . Bethell, Gordon, F. Eden, Percy, H. Aldington, Johnston, C. Addington, Kenyon, L. Beresford, , -*_3isb. Diabrowe ...

... Frankiand Russell. Robert Price, William Gamin, Fleetwood Pellew, Robert Gardiner, William Lumley. R. J_. ' Philippe, Thomas Hardy, Robert Peel, Charles Lemon. Messieurs — Edward Hobhouse, Heneage, E. Heneage. Morsman, Parker, G. Heathcote, Stephen ...

... J. C. Slafilet..n. Geo. Farhrace, K. Bury. s n W j Henry Cooper, Bart. .Thomas Harding, William Orger. H I t I Burnahy Green*, Bingham, Thomas Randolph, .) . Gun'' ! Thomas Home, Wrench, l-aac Gos-et, Boak, Pr*-' ! Allotson Burgh, lleneage Finch ...

... has always been selected for some vetpran officer, to whom it afforded a calm and honourable retreat, is destined for Sir Thomas Hardy, than whom, perhaps, there is not a better Officer on service. He was the Captain of our Nelson, and received his dying ...

... i William Lowther (commonly called Viscount Lowther), I the ..lost Hon- the -Marquis of Bute, Rear-Admiral Sir j Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart, ?? George Kichard I Robinson, Esq., Aaron Chapman, Esq., Captain Francis j Beaufort, and Octavius Wigram, Esq ...

... Frederick Roe, William Burnett, ?? Henry Cipriani, Charles Wethereil, Thomas Dyke Acland, Bart., Richard Baker, John Gibbons, Charles Blunt, Samuel Meyrick, R.N., George Staunton, Thomas Troubridge, William Dundas, Charles Aldis, Charles Cockerell, Bart ...

... Beresford strikes his iag. The offer ofthe Mediterranean command has been made to Sir George Cockbur* ; if he takes it Sir Thomas Hardy will succeed him in the West India sUt.on, and Sir Pulteney Malcolm will become a Lord ol the Admiralty. Either Captain ...

... Henry Clinton. Sir Charles Colville, Sir Edw. Paget, Sir G. T. Walker, Loid Strafford, Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Bart. Sir Davidge Gould, Sir \\ in. Houstown, Sir Thomas Maiti'n Sir William Lumley, Lord Palmerston, Lord Edw. So:n,'r.et, Viscount Canterbury, Sir ...

... Fleming to be Master of ncr .Majesty's Hospiul at Green- wich, in the county of Kent, in the room of Vice- Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart., deceased. Whitehall, Oct. 17. The Queen has been pleased to present the Rev. Henry Thompson, B. A., to the ...