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... gallant officer informed the meeting that had had an interview that morning with Sir Thomas Hardy the Admiralty on the subject above-mentioned. represented Sir Thomas the immense number of children annually committed the metropolitan prisons, some of them ...
... Garrett. Otksrue, Admirals-Sir Hargood, 0.C.8., GCH Ommanney, C.8., Sir Thomas Dundas,’ K.C.ic’s- Richard Keats, Sir Charles llamiltou, Colville. Generals—Champeigne, Sir Samuel Thomas Brown, Sir W. Keppel, Dalbiec. Colonels—Sir Charle* Xuomion, Powell, ...
... college, in this univerdty, curate of Edmonton, Middlesex, his lordship’ih. mestic chaplain. —Cambridge Chronicle, Sir Thomas Hardy, and Admiral Dundst otS Samuel Brooke Pecbcll, leave the Admiralty morrow, tour of inspection at Plymouth! Portsmouth. ...
... upper ranks, for instance, if be have any understanding, but will admit that Thomas Hardy was a man to whose remains too much respect could not hare been paid. But still Thomas Hardy was shoemaker; and even Burdatt (kind and generous a* ha was to him) dreaded ...
... Montrose. A correspondent says, Lord John Russell is certainly to be married to Miss Hardy. The young lady is the second daughter of Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, by a daughter of the late Hon. Admiral Sir George Cranfield Berkeley and Lady Emily ...
... Admiralty, Adosi* surely not agitation in who aspire the honour ©nd yictitp of unprincipled sharpers and usurious money- Sir Thomas Hardy, and Lord Althorp, the Chancelof repreaenting one of the moat agricultural divisions in lenders, was ia death deplored ...
... Conroy, Laura Wheatley, Fanny Stephenson, Beresfurd, Blacbford, Mitchell, Bathurst, Hancock, Emily Hardy, Dickson, Wood, Mary Hardy, G. V. Uarcouru Dawkins, Hardy, Fielding, S. Rice, KiiJcch, Arbuihnot, Colburoe, Quentin, (2) Frances Chrimie. Duke Wellington ...
... Byng, Hon. Sir Robert Stopfurd, lion. Sir Henry Grey, Sir Henry Warde, Sir Thomas Wil- Sir illism HaigwH, lion. Sir Lum. ley, Sir J. Willoughby Gordon, Bart., Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Bart. The following officers the Order were present The D«an of M'estminster ...
... Commander Tliomai Gill, by Admiral Sir T. M. Hardy L.euu Wilkins, Rifle Brigade, Ge„. Sir A. Barnard. Major the Earl Dalhuusie. Lieuienanc Stack|oaijr, R.M., his return from Sierra Leone, Sir Thomas Al. Hardy, G.C.B. Captain Doyle, on going abroad, l.y ...
... of their fallow, subjects, which their security sod rihciancy must depend i and this, hcUrra, many them ara awarp. Mr. Thoma* Hardy, once a patriot of dittinguiahed note, but lor many yrart a retired cobbler, living upon almt, received yeaterday the honour* ...
... ReauvoJr-plaee, Hoxton, engraver and hilk muslin printer, May 11, one, June 12, -. tt . * Fowler, ClementVbm,Sound. ALOE.RSON, Thomas Demi. Wurwick-street, Golden-square, peuterer. May 11, two, June 12, twelve. Attorneys, and Oxford^treet. ELL, 'llium. West ...
... Lgerton, W. Oglander, Edward Smythe, Thomas Uooch, Brllew, Wm. Folkes, Charles Aldis, Waa. Burnett, K. Charles Monck, Thomas Cochrune, Edward Blacken, George Shee. Rev. Messieurs—Sir / Godfrey Thomas, Bart,, Sir Thomas Colinm, Bart, C. Rapton, R .‘ r * u ...