... half filled, with company, and we did notice one or two carriages on the roads, such as those of Admiral Dundas, of Sir Thomas Hardy, of Sir Edward Codrington, of Sir James Graham, &c.; but ' there was no outpouring of the inhabitants of this great me ...

... lines, with Sufficient space forthe.frigate to pass through. At one o'clock, Sir James Graham, accompanied by (Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Admiral Dundas, the Hon. Captain Elliott, i Lord Adolphus Fitzclarence, Sir Charles Paget, Colonel Sir Arthur Paget, and ...

... De Horsey, by Mr. Horace Seymour. Sir Francis Collier, on his appointment to command his Majesty's ship Vernon, by Sir Thomas Hardy. Lieut.-Col.Fra,nck.lin, Bengal Army, by Sir. G.O useley. Mr. Young, M.P. by his father, Sir Wm. Young, Bart. Mr. Oliphant ...

... 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 ...

... Jersey. Lieutenant Campbell, on promotion, by Lord Loughborough* Captain Lempriere, R.N., on his return from America, by Thomas Hardy. Lieutenant Moody, by Viscount foinbermere. Captain Gibson, by the Duke of Norfolk. Lieutenant-Colonel Moody, by Viscount ...

... with sufficient space for the frigate to pass through. At one o'clock, , Sir James Grahain, accompanied by !Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Admiral Dendas, the Hon. Captain Elliott; Lord Adolphus FPzclarence, Sir Charles Paget, Colonel Sir Ar e thur Paget, and ...

... P. C. H. Durham. . „. Generals— Palmer, Sir John Malcolm, Earl of Granard, Sir Thomas Bowser, Thomas Dallas, Hanbury, Horsford, Lord Edward Seymour, Sir Grant, Sir Thomas Hislop. „ Colonels —Franklin, Sir E. Thornton, Webb, M.P.. Bowen, De Roos, Dickson ...

... will join the experimental squadron .under Sir P. Malcolm. . _ _ _ _ On Friday last, Sir James Graham,, accompanied by Sir Thomas Hardy, Admiral Dundas, and the lion. Captain Elliot, arrived at Chatham Yard from Sheerness, to inspect the ships building, &c ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Azelia Ledifolia, Thomas Davis; 2d, Azelia Siaensis, Thomas Davis; 3d, Aselia Pleenices, George Cunningham ; 4th, Acacia Verticillata, Mrs. Cropper; sth, Azelia Indica Purputea, George Cunningham; 6th, Corrtai i Speciosa, Thomas Davis. Hardy Skrubs.—lst Prize ...

... space for the Vernon to clear them. About one o'clock Sir James Graham, First I , ord of the Admiralty, accompaniel by Sir Thomas Hardy, Admiral Dundas, Hon. Captain Elliott, Lord Adolphus Fitzclarence, Sir Charles Paget, and other naval officers, arrived ...