... oldest oak Pr tree In Tumbiy Wood, was alsoc ?? News. Fria NRAR, CRo WLAND.-On Tuesday morning the 9th the house Li of Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Clout Farm, near Crowland, was de- L stroyed by fire. It appears that the servants, who had been boil.. M Ing mercury ...

... afar, so the good Whig fetches topics for his benevolence and ardour for the improvement of mankind. FUNERAL OF THE LATE THOMAS HARDY. On Thursday the remains of this eminent reformer were conveyed to their resting-place, attended by a very numerous assemblage ...

... Sir John Bvng, Hon. Sir Robert Stop- ford, Hon. Sir NV. Lumley, Sir Willoughby Gordon, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Pulteney Malcolm, Sir George Anson, and Sir Thomas Dallas; attended by the following Offlicers of the Order:-Gcnealo. gist, Walter Aston Blount ...

... Edward Cust, Henry Seton J. W. Peacock, Charles Ogle, Willoughby Cotton, John Conroy, Robert Chester, Robert W ilson, Thomas Hardy, Colquhoun Grant, Fred. Wetherall, Charles Dalbiac, John Hanmer, Henry Halford, Gore Ouseley, Henry Grey, Richard Simeon ...

... appointed acting governor pro tens of Greenwich Hospital, until the appointment of a successor to the late gallant Sir Thomas Hardy. - Lord Ebrington, who is improving~in health, still remains at Summerville, in the county of Wateeford. On Tuesday his ...

... ivp~ at RidlIcy's Hotel, Bfidge-street, Blackifriars, to celebrate, ttre tbiltY.Oi10h anniveresry, of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, ),nHorrie Tooke, and John Thielloall, from a charge of con- ,lyccive high treasOn. About 100 of the sterling Radical school ...

... Commander of the Most Hon. Military Order of the Bath, to be a Knight Grand Cross of the said Order, in the room of Sir Thomas Hardy, deceased; and Rear-Admiral Samuel Pym and Major-Geieral Sir John Boscawen Savage, Knt., Companions of the Most Hon. Military ...

... so laudably, in conjunction with other gentlemen, to whom also thanks were due, contribating to the support of the late Thomas Hardy, that staunch veteran in the cause of Reform. The motion was unanimously carried. The CHAIRMAN, in opening the meeting ...

... men of England are riot sleeping at their posts, but are ready to repel the in- vaders of their rights [applause]. Mr. THOMAS HARDY moved the first resolution. He said they had been called upon by the self-called lead- ing journal of the day to forego ...

... WVhitshed, Bart., Sir P. Henderson Dur- ham, Lord Strafford, Sir R. Stopford, SirWilliam Lumley, Sir J. NV. Gordon, Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Viscount Pal. e serston, Sir Pulteney Malcolm, Sir G. Anson, Sir T. Dallas, Viscount Canterbury, Sir Herbert Taylor, ...

... Children of the Metropolis, at St. Paul's Cathedral. The King gave audiences yesterday to Earl Grey, Mr. Grant, and Sir Thomas Hardy. The Duchess of Gloucester, the Duke of Susser, and the Prin- cess Sophia, visited their Majestles yesterday. Their Majestles ...

... by Lord Byron. Capt. Edward Lloyd, R.N., on being nominated to the Royal Hano- ierian Guciphic Order, by Rear-Adm. Sir Thomas Hardy. Colonel D'Agilar, by Lord 11H. Lient.-Colonel Todd, on promotion, by Lord Hill. Commander Lord Fred. Chas. P. Beauclerk ...