... Bart., K.C.B. Lieut. Henry C. Schomberg, R.N., by Sir Thomas Hardy. Lieut.-Col. Story, 3d Dragoon Guards, by Lieut.-General Sir John Hamilton. Commander E. K. C. Bacon, R.N. by Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart. K.C.B. Commander W. G. H. Which, on return from the ...

... Murray. , his return from the Mauritius, Itzgerald, by Lord Hill. Lards, on promotion, by Colonel N•, by Sir Thomas Hardy. N., by Sir Thomas Hardy. biC ii Majesty held a Privy Cot.-Colonel Hughes. 'l Ilt /: , I as clerk. soon after the clsor. _.___ ...

... PRICE 7d. PORTSMOUTH-SATURDAY Yesterday morning the Board of Admiralty (consisting of Sir James Graham, and Admirals Sir Thomas Hardy and Dundas) inspected the corps of Royal Marines, in the Barrack-yard ; they afterwards embarked fr.m the Dock-yard, on ...

... Hargood, G.C.8., Admiral Sir Thomas Williams, Rear-Admiral S.l,r Thomas Hardy, and Lieut.-General Sir Willoughby Gordon, on being inyeFted Knights Grand Crosses of the Bath. Rear-Admiral George Scott and Rear-Admiral Thomas Dundas, on being love-test Knights ...

... Tom Hardy, the undaunted advocate of the rights of the people—(immense cheers). He would not, therefore, hesitate in proposing as a toast, worthy to be drank in juxta; position with that of Lord John Russell, the . health of Thomas Hardy. Mr. HARDY was ...

... Captain Hancock, CB,, on his return from the Continent, by Rear- Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart. Commander Harnage. by Sir J. Harnage, Captain Jodrell Leigh, R.N., by Sir Thomas Hardy. Captain Coryton, by Viscount Sidmouth. Mrs. Frederick Webb, by the Counters ...

... who attended on the occasion, were Lord Tenterden, Lord Hill (the General Commanding-in-Chief ), Lord Nugent, Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, the Duke of Valenciennes (attached to the French Embassy), and several other public characters. In the list of high legal ...

... company was also addressed in the course of the evening by Lord Napier, Vice-Admiral Sir John Gore, Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Captain Charles Yorke, M.P., and other distinguished officers. Several of the members in command of ships travelled ...

... at Marlborough House. dullen,_ C. B his Majesty's yacht BoYs, esented to the Queen, at her IVlsie atY Thursday, by Sir Thomas Hardy. e ge- C. B. ' his Majesty's yacht Prince her Majesty at the drawing-roao) James Graham. Ister had a long interview yesterdaY ...

... Earl s- f , by the of Carlisle. er 111 'ielding, by the Earl of Denbigh. ~velit elfin, R.N.. on his return from the w Thomas Hardy. y Sir Herbert Taylor. , by Lieut.-Colonel Fox. Du ke g ave audiences to the Du , l‘,,,f - Abow - j Earl of Albemarle ...

... Badcock, R P ec heli .N., by Sir John ,fl „ 19 C omman der Blanckley, on his appointment to ' o lades, by Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy. Gto 4 Pd I.' ll o f C om mander John Sykes, by Vice-Admiral o ii- n. Li eu t. Valentine H. Jones,Admiral ° Commander ...

... Cochrane, presented to her Maj es ty b y Commander Furber,croo Commander William John Cole was presented to by Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, K.C.B. Their Majesties entertained Prince Leopold It party at dinner on Thursday, at St James's Palac e ' The King and ...