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... in his life. Man Drowned.—On Sunday last, the body a man was found in the Pockiington Canal, which proved to be that of Thomas Hardy, a man was the habit of travelling about to fairs, &c. with fruit, rolls, cheese articles. An inquest was held the body ...
... Malcolm's squadron off Scilly on the previous evening.. Sir James Graham immediately proceeded to join his lady at Ryde ; Sir Thomas Hardy and Admirable Dundas repaired to London on the following morning. The Winchester, 52, Captain the Right Hon. 'Lord William ...
... Malcolm's squadron off Scilly on the previous evening. Sir James Graham immediately proceeded to join his lady at Ryde ; Sir Thomas Hardy and Admiral Duudas repaired to London on the following morning. The Winchester, 52, Captain the Right Hon. Lord William ...
... Malcolm’s squadron off Scilly on the previous evening. Sir James Graham immediately proceeded to join his Lady Ryde Sir Thomas Hardy and Admiral Duudas repaired te London on the following morning. The Winchester,s2, Captain the Right Honourable Lord William ...
... from Sir Pulwney Meln'lm. iqoadron off Reilly the pwvloo. wming. Sir James immediately proceeded to join hi. lady ' kSir Thomas Hardy and Admiral Uunda. repaired on the Wooing morning. The Wiochealer, S3. Captain the Eight Hon. I/ord tl’m. Paget, was expected ...
... 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 ...
... Malcolm’s squadron ofl’Seilly on the previous evening. Sir James Graham immmediatcly proceeded to join his lady Kyde; Sir Thomas Hardy and Admiral Dundas repaired to London on the following morning. . The survey of ships of war in the Medway is still m progress ...
... Boyce Charles, ditto Barton Thomas, sen. Threxton Barton Thomas, jun. ditto Buxton Charles, —, Clerk, ditto (iirliiig iW. William, Seaming (l ira ooil Jolin, hexliam Girdlestone G. W. Killing Gower Simon, Sliarrington Howard Thomas, lloivninii K. J. ditto ...
... Treasury Department of the Navy. A Board Admiralty, consisting of Sir James Graham, Bart. (First Lord), and Rear-Admirals Sir Thomas Hardy and and as, arrived the George Inn, on an official visit to this port. The civil departments of the navy, formerly called ...
... 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 ...
... also a considerable property in the ;funds. The; nuptials, it is mid, wil take place early in October. —Morning Post. Sir Thomas Hardy and the Hon: Admiraf Dundas - hai . e returned to the Admiralty, from an official tour to Cork, Plymouth, Portsmouth, and ...
... 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 ...