... the Scheldt. The right hon. hart, at the head of the Admiralty has the benefit of an able coadjutor in Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, who is indefatigable in the fulfilment of his duties as a Lord of the Admiralty. The gallant admiral is an °Meer of experience ...

... Monday, tin;. _7. At live \. ii. the Lightning steamer came to an anchor in Torbay, having on board Sir James Graham, Sir Thomas Hardy, anil Admiral Dundas, in their official capacity as Lords oi the Admiralty, accompanied by Sir Cliarles Paget and Admiral ...

... influence the votes of none.— Northampton Mercury, On Saturday Sir James Graham, the First Lord of the Admiralty, Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, and the Hob. Admiral Dundas, two of the other Lords, visited the Victualling-yard and the Dock-yard at Deptford. Their ...

... 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. ...

... Sir JinSS'c wiob. ' .ppointmeni DepotyLieutenart, by North Sooner Veomnnry, .he Grand Cross of the Royal Guclphic Drder. Thomas Hardy, Rear-Admiral Lewis, on promotion, by Admiral Sir 1 nomas iiarny, liefnity-tlommisMry General Spurrier, on return from ...

... De Horsey, by Mr. Horace Seymour. Sir Francis Collier, on his appointment to command his Majesty's ship Vernon, by Sir Thomas Hardy. Lieutenant-Colonel Francklin, Bengal Army, by Sir G. Ou.seley Mr. Young, M P., by his father, Sir Wm. Young, Bart. Mr ...

... Marinal, the French Ambassador, returned to town yesterday from a visit to the Karl and Countess Cowper, at Pansanger. Sir Thomas Hardy and the Hon. Admiral Dundas have returned to the Admiralty, from an official tour to Cork, Plymouth, Portsmouth, and Falmouth ...

... Monday, Aug.. 27. _ At five A.M. the Lightning steamer came to an anchor in Torbay, having on board Sir James Graham, Sir Thomas Hardy, and Admiral Dundas, in their official capacity as Lords of the Admiralty, accompanied by Sir Charles Paget and Admiral ...

... FUNERAL OF THE LATE AIR. HARDY. The remains of the late Thomas Hardy were on Thursday consigned to the earth and an address was delivered on the occasion by Mr. Thetwall, now the only survivor of the twelve indicted for high-treason in 1794. A long period ...

... owner consenting his previously trying i » pace*, he rode off with it, leaving Mr. P. I'ossesMon hackney not worth oL Mr. Thomas Hardy, cthering* sett, was robbed a horse similar manner, by named Baker, professed horse-dealer, Bury, who give him IJW, and ...

... to the little platform which was erected at the top of the ship, and under the Vernon's head. Here, too, we noticed Sir Thomas Hardy, Captain Elliott, Serretary to the Admiralty, Admiral Dandas, and Sir Edward Cudrington. Mr. Brunell, the engineer, and ...

... ™ support>hinncn Thomas Bourke Robert Travers (Tunoleague) Thomas Lewis |,iswm H. Fravks Kißirhoroegh Thomas Ware, jun. \\'. R. Meade (Ballymattle) BMC , (ieortre Pigolt Rogers ■■ ( o m Svßarl. N. Webb Ware Thwart Kotow, Thomas Baggs WiUi.ol'! fc ...