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... Sir Robert Otway, Sir Edward King, Sir Thomas Williams, Sir Edward Owen, Sir Harry Neale, Sir Charles Hamilton, Sir Edward Foote, K.C.B., Fellowes, Sir Charles Ogle, Douglas, Lambert, Sir David Milne, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir K. Stopford, Lord Samnaurez, Sir ...
... with certainty the immediate ar- rival of the Lords of the Admiralty at Cove, consisting of Sir James Graham, Admirals Sir Thomas Hardy, and G. L. Dun- das, for the purpose of inspecting the existing naval establish. ment, as well as the harbour and-forts ...
... ivp~ at RidlIcy's Hotel, Bfidge-street, Blackifriars, to celebrate, ttre tbiltY.Oi10h anniveresry, of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, ),nHorrie Tooke, and John Thielloall, from a charge of con- ,lyccive high treasOn. About 100 of the sterling Radical school ...
... Children of the Metropolis, at St. Paul's Cathedral. The King gave audiences yesterday to Earl Grey, Mr. Grant, and Sir Thomas Hardy. The Duchess of Gloucester, the Duke of Susser, and the Prin- cess Sophia, visited their Majestles yesterday. Their Majestles ...
... on promotion, by Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Baker.. Lieutenant E. H. Greathed on promotion, by Lord F. Somerset. Major Garland, on being appointed a Knight of the Royal Hano- vcrian Guelphic Order, by Sir Thomas Hardy, Lieutenant Campbell, on bis promotionp ...
... Dimsdsle, Neave, Vernon, Norton. Misszs-Whitshed, Johnston, Cotton, Backhouse, Cockburn, Paul, Pringle, Montagu, Hardy, Morier, Mary Hardy, Conray, Bethell, Gordon, F. Eden, Percy, H. AddingtoD, Frederica John- ston, C. Addington, Kenyon, L. Beresford ...
... marines ott the quarter-deck. The diiiereett fficers of the Victory were tlhen Introduced to their MrJ-3Ti 1;, At-Id Sir Thomas Hardy, upon whom the commAnd of the Victory devolved on the occasion of the death of the gallant Nclds~, aou. who it- celved ...
... Grzat Seal, constituting and appointing the Right Honourable Sir James Robert George Graham, Dart.; Rear- Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart., G.C.B.; Rear- Admiral the Honourable George Heneage Lawrence Dundas, G.B.; Capta'ini Sir Samuel Johu Brooke ...
... the divers meetings; that, In the lest autumn, he vialked l procession with one of your pe- titioners, In the funeral of Thomas Hardy, and that, while the procession was moving on, this, your petitioner, perceiving se- veral men whom he knew to be policemen ...
... should big aqrroirned. with every sperCie Of protection, and the fItness of It was established by the celebrated ease of Thomas Hardy. Lord DARLiNGTON observed, titat he bad been snistoken by the Honourable Gentleman who bad lust spoken. All he had said ...
... would now be read a second time and referred to a Committee. Sir JAMES GRAHAM, In reply to Mr. O'Connell, stated that Sir Thomas Hardy had last year visited the spot, ard was satis- fied that the pier would not only be harmless to the navigation of the river ...
... Benjamin Bateson, Sir Robert eo. tcott, Sir G. Hayes, Sir E C S. ShiAwe, R. N. Lefroy, Anthony Light Hon. Sheppard, Thomas Lefroy, Thomas S Bmeon, Sir R. G. Marilin, John J. M. Staniley, E. Maxwell, T. W. e, H. E. Staunrtrn,;Slr G, T. Percival, Colonel ...