... which his ancestor had belonged. (Applause.) The Lord Mayor next called the attention of the company to the health Sir Thomas Hardy, with some appropriate remarks the services he had rendered to the country. The gallant admiral said he felt most sensibly ...

... six of the largest class of frigates are fitting out with all expedition for the Scheldt, placed under the command of Sir Thomas Hardy. The object of this armament is to enforce the determination of the Congress.— Morning Chronicle. The Lord Chancellor will ...

... T* Hardy. Commander Johnßaere, Bear T.Hardy. Captains Morton, Robinson, Brown, Bradford, Aaron Chapman, and Reel, the Trinity-hone*,' Capt. Capt. G. Buller, Lieut. Gen- Bnllep. Capt. K. MauuscU, appointment bia Majesty ship Alfred, by Sir T. Hardy. Commander ...

... 8., his Majesty’s yacht Royal Sovereign, was presented to the Queen, at her Majesiy’s drawing-room on Thursday, by Sir Thomas Hardy. Captain T. Obin, C.8., bis Maj«aty’s yacht Prince Regent, was presented to her Majesty at the drawingroom, on Thursday ...

... Admiral Thomas luans, K.t .8., Admiral William Hargo«»d, Rn .8., Lieutenant General the Horn Mr W' Lumley , Lieutenant General Sir J. VS iLoughby Gordon, Bart., K.c .u., Quartpi master-Geueral to the i orces, and ~ Hear-Aomind Sir M. Hardy, BarL,K-C ...

... Graud Cross of the Order of the Bathviz. Admirals Sir William Sir Thomas Williams, and Sir Thomas Hardy; and General Sir Willoughby Gordon. After which Admirals George Scott and Thomas Dun. das were severally conducted the King by Sir George Nayler, and ...

... Moucklou, Staffordshire Yeomanry, Earl Talbot. Cspt. George Have, R.N-, his return from abroad, Rear Admiral bir Thomas Hardy. Rev. Thomas Mills, on his ref-appointment as Chaplain in Ordinary to hit Majesty, the Marquis of Salisbury. Col. Sir Edward Miles ...

... Ponsunby ; Lords Holland, Hill, and -Viignstus Fiizclarence ; Hon. Sir Henry Blackwood ; Sits W. Fic.nantle, Andrew Barnard, Thomas Hardy ; the Chevalier de Neumann, Counsellor to the Austrian Embassy ; Mr. Grnsvenor ; and Admiral Sir Robert Otway, who had ...

... —Economy, by the author Paul Pry—Progreas of Reform,—Anecdote, Heformers i Lord Grey, Sir Jatnee Mackintosh, Lord Erskine, Thomas Hardy, Home Took*. Lord Stanhope, Arthur O'Connor, kc, die.—The Loved One’s Slumber, by the Hon. Mrs. Norton.— Monthly Commentary ...

... Gordon, the Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury, Lord Sid mouth, the Baroness Rothschild, Ijord Hill, Mr*. Roberts, Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy. Mrs. Rothschild, the Lord Mayor, Admiral Sir Henry Blackwood, Sir James Shaw (the Chamberlain of London), Mr. Muspratt ...

... Newenss in the list of persons present at the Drawing.rooa Saturday Vice Admiral Sir Edward Codrinetm G. ; Rear Admiral Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Bart.’ K.C.8.; Rear Admiral the Hon. G. H. L. C.8.; Captain William Bowies, R.N.; Captain P.B. Green, R.N.; Captain O ...

... passengers in the former, emliark in his Majesty’s ship Sapphire, for Bermuda. Sir James Graham (the First laird), and Sir Thomas Hardy, of the Admiralty, are expected this port iu a few days, unofficial business. order has been issued from the Admiralty ...