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... John BrowneU, supernumeraries. Sheffield, East, {Norfolk-street, SjC.) John .ligg, Thomas H. Walker, John Rattenbury.— Chesterfield, Thomas Skeltou, John Smithson ; Thomas Rogerson, supernumerary. Rake well, Joseph Frank, who shall change once every six ...
... advantage of any private communications with the Admiralty, or the orders issued therefrom, under the superintendence of Sir THOMAS HARDY NELSON'S CAPTAIN—and his jpupil Sir GRAHAM—remember NELSON'S CAPTAIN—as we have no opportunities of knowing anything about ...
... advantage of any private communications with the Admiralty, or the orders issued therefrom under the superintendence of Sir THOMAS HARDY NEI:SON'S CAPTAIN and his _pupil Sir GRA HAN—remember NELSON'S CAPTAIN—as we have no opportunities of knowing anything ...
... Malculm, to the Scheldt. The Right Hon- Bart, tire .head of the Admiralty, had. tbe benefit of an able coadjutor in Sir Thomas Hardy, who is indefatigable in the fulfilment of his duties Lord of the Admiralty.' Tbe gallant admiral is an officer of experience ...
... = S ‘aB \ wrche o . is. o e L OUL, g c@!‘ gMr Hardy's pri=ale friends > T p— r. Burch i ik it migl fotshed ot B of % X Ny - ceel ) wit think it . He a 1 y =Y Then, as ther~* I ‘l'ha“. oy ——eaming Mr. Hardy's privaie arrived his residence at Pimlico ...
... MISCELLANEOUS. correspondent say*, Lord John Russell is certainly married to Miss Hardy. The young lady the second daughter of Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, by daughter of the late boo. Admiral Sir George Cranfield Berkelejend Lady Emily, sister ...
... provided for those The procession who wish to attend his funeral; ;Lock The procession at Charing-cross at one dlit reas ate Thomas Hardy was prosecuted for c i t etb k :n by Pitt, his life was aimed at by the o g of that day, upon the plea of his of the s ...
... 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 ...
... small passage—he said he had there repeatid opportunities of observing the cheerful mildness and henienity of spirit of Thomas Hardy, undisturbed by the apprehension of, as it is generally termed, a shameful, hut which he would have considered an honourable ...
... itlarrtacro. At St. Mary's, on Sunday, Mr. James }lather, to Miss Eliza Jesse Parisian ; Mr. Thomas Hardy, to Miss Sarah Hullingworth ; Mr. Richard Doughty, to Miss Aun 'ruuncr. On Tuesday, at Doncaster, by the Rev. Dr. Sharpe. James, eldest son of Mr ...
... for diplomatic employments in expectancy. Mr. Thomas Hardy, one of the venerable apostles of Reform, died on Thursday morning, at his apartments at Pimlico, in the eighty-first year of his age. Mr. Hardy was the founder of the London Corresponding Society; ...
... his merits as a candidate for Portsmouth may be fully discussed. Lieutenant Walker appeals to the electors to return Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Pulteney Malcolm, or the Hon. George Elliot, in preference to Captain Napierwhom, by the way, he designates as Captain ...