... Henry B. Barnard, Esq., of Cave Castle, Yorkshire. DlED — Yesterday morning, at Pimlico, in his Blid8 l id year, Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mr. Hardy was the founder of the London Corresponding Society, and was, with Mr. Home Tooke, Mr. Thelwall, Mr. Holcrol't, and ...

... foreigu service, by Sir Thomas Hardy. Lieutenant-Colonel Middleton, Cavalry Depot Staff by Lieut. - General Sir Herbert Taylor. Captain Trotter, nth Lancers, by the Karl of Kinnoull. Mr. A. Osborne. Surgeon R.N.. by Sir Thomas Hardy. Lieut.-Colouel Carrington ...

... squadron oft' Scilly on the previous evening. Sir .1 -.Mts Graham immediately proceeded to join his Lady at Kyd. Sir Thomas Hardy and Admiral Dt mias repaired to London on the following morning. The Winchester, 51. Captain the Right Hon. Lord Wm. Paget ...

... Secretary, it is expected, will afterwards proceed to Ireland. Miss Hardy, who is said to be about to bestow her fair hand on Lord John RussELL, is the second daughter of Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, (who was Captain of the Victory, the illustrious Nelson's ...

... FUNERAL OF MR. HARDY. A Meeting was held on Monday night at the Golden Lion, Smithfield, for the purpose of arranging for a public funeral of the remains of Mr. Thomas Hardy. The followingarea lew particulars relating to the life of the deceased :— At ...

... Messrs. Hunter, Gibson, Foster, Wickhain, Bond, Clarke, Bridsre. Turner, I_e Mart-ham. Ac. ; Mrs. Dc Kippe; the Misses Thomas, Morse, Hardy, aud others. On Saturday last a fine boy, a son of Mr. James Read. watchmaker, fell into the harbour, and was drawn ...

... Sir P. Malcolm, K.C.B. Lieut. J. C. Somerville, by Lord Howard of Effingham. Lieut. \\ illiam Allen, K.N., by Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy. Cornet W. C. Nethercote. by Lord Hill. Commander Kicketts.by Sir James Graham. Commander George William Matson. hy Sir ...

... Viscount Melbourne. Mr. B. B. Williams, by Vice-Admiral Sir E. Codrington. Captain Robert Herriot Barclay. R.N., by Sir Thomas Hardy. Major Palk, 32d Regiment, ou his return from Canada, by the Earl of Mount Edgcumbe. The King held a Privy Council, at ...

... Department of the Navy. A Board of Admiralty, consisting of Sir J avies Graham, Bart. ( First Lord), and' Rear-Admirals Sir Thomas Hardy and Dundas, arrived at the George Inn, on an official visit to this port, on which occasion they repaired to the Dock- ...

... P., Thomas Philips Planta, R. Bernal, 11. St. George Tucker, Ramsay, M.P., Muspratt, William Wigram, Moore, Forbes, M.P., Thornhill, Masterntan, Saner, Stone, Wood, Barrow, Hyde Villiers, Charles Bosauquet, Bernal, M.P., Penrhyn, C. Dundas, Thomas Attree ...

... Douglas. Admirals — Sir Henry Blackwood, Sir James Whitshed, Sir Robert Otway, Sir E. Codrington, Sir Thomas Foley, Brace, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Thomas Williams, Sir Harry Neale, Bart., Lord A. Beauclerk, Sir P. Durham, Sir E. Thornbrough. Generals— Hall ...

... individual now sitting at the Admiralty. I am, Sir, your obedient servant, ? London, July 30, 1832. To Rear-Admiral SIR THOMAS HARDY, ?? Sfc. Siß — At a time when so much discussion is afloat as to the pretensions of Captain Symonds to serve in the important ...