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... an official visit, ahd will be followed to- morrow by Admirals Sir Thomas Hardy and Dundas, members ofthat Board. Sir James was afloat yesterday with the Com- mander-in-Chief, Sir Thomas Foley, and sailed round the fleet at Spithead. The Board will visit ...
... an~odicial visit, and will he followed to-morrow, by Admirals Sir Thomas Hardy and Ouudas, u em- bers of that Board. Sir James was a'doat yeaterday with the Comrnander in:hif Sir Thomas. Foley, and sailed round the feet at Spithead. TVe. Board wiil visit ...
... yesterday official visit, ami ill lie followed to-morrow by Admirals Sir Thomas Hardy, and members of that Board. Sir James was afloat yesterday with the Commander-iii-Chief, .sir Thomas Foley, and sailed round the fleet at £pithcad. The Board will visit the ...
... PORTSMOUTH-SATURDAY ----estates-- - 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-yar d ; they afterwards emi'arked fram the Deck -yard ...
... similar complement. Portsmouth, Oct. 29. This morning the Board of Admiralty (consisting of Sir James Graham, and Admirals Si Thomas Hardy and Dundas) inspected the corps of Royal Marines, in the Barrack-yard ; they afterwards embarked from the Dock-yard, on ...
... on official visit, and will be followed to-morrow by Admirals Sir Thomas Hardy and Dundas, Members of that Board Sir James was afloat yesterday with the Comipander-inrChief, Sir Thomas Foley, and sailed round the fleet at Spithead, The Board will visit ...
... First Lord ofthe Admiralty, arrived here yesterday on an official visit, and will be followed to-morrow by Admi- rals Kir Thomas Hardy and Dundas, members of that Board. Sir James was afloat yesterday with the Commander-in-Chief, Sir Thos. Foley, and sailed ...
... yesterday on otfi' ial visit, and will he followed tomorrow l»y Admirals Sir Thomas Hardy and members of that Board. Sir James was afloat yesterday with the inder-iu Chief, Sir Thomas Foley, and sailed round the fleet at Spjthcad. The Board will visit the ...
... 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 ...
... Standfield, Valentine Whitla, Adam M'Cleau, Juu. Thomas Sindaire, Jun. Thomas Hardy, Robert Gamble, George Sutferen, Alexander Stewart, B. Cunningham, Thomas Ward, Charles Thomson, William Gray, Robert Getty, Thomas M'Cammon, Win. Turner, ...
... an official visit, and will be followed to-morrow by Admirals Sir Thomas Hardy and Dundas. members of that Board. Sir James was afloat yesterday with the Commander-in-Chief, Sir Thomas Foley, and sailed round the fleet at Spithead. The Board will visit ...
... Dinner on the table at o'clock. James Thomas Bishop, Solicitor and Treasurer, Melton Mowbray. List of the Members. Allen, Richard Melton Adcock, William Ditto Barker, John Goad by Burton, Thomas Melton Bi>hop, James Thomas Ditto Brewitt, Michael Ruby Brown ...