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... with certainty the immediate arrival of the Lords of the Admiralty at Cove, consisting of Sir James Graham, Admirals Sir Thomas Hardy and O. L. Dun das for the purpose of inspecting the existing naval establishment, well the harbor and the forts generally ...
... A.M. MacGregor, E»q. eldest son of Sir Evan MacGregor, Bart., to Mary Charlotte, youngest daughter of Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart. DEATHS. On the) 7th instant, the Rectory, Swords, the Hon. Frances, Howard, wife of the Hon. and Rev. Francis Howard ...
... the distinguished English gnesls were Sir James Graham and his Lady, Admiral Dundas. Sir F. Maitland, Sir Thomas Hardy, Ac. After dinner, Sir Thomas Williams, first introducing the toast in neat and complimentary speech, proposed the health of her Majesty ...
... The Right Hon. Sir James Robert G. Graham, Bait. The Hon. George Heneage Lawrence Dundas. Henry Labouchere Esq. Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart., G.C.B. Sir Samuel John Brooke Pechill, Bart., K.C.H. Maurice Frederick Fitzharding Berkeley, Esq. FLAG-OFFICERS ...
... with certainty the immediate arrival of the Lords of the Admiralty at Cove, consisting of Sir James Graham, Admirals Sir Thomas Hardy and G. L. Dundas, fur the purpose of inspecting the existing Naval establishment, as well the harbour and forts generally ...
... James’s Church, London, John Athol M’Gregor, eldest son of Sir Evan M’Giegor, Bart, Mary Charlotte Hardy, youngest daugbier of Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart. In Castlebar, on tba ISlh instant, Mr. John Clarke, of Shamble-street, MW..' Margaret O’Horke ...
... with certainty the immediate arrival of the Lords ot the Admiralty at Cove consisting of Sir James Graham, Admirals Sir Thomas Hardy and G. L. Dundas, for the purpose of inspecting the existing naval establishment, as well as the harbour and forts generally ...
... pledged-himself to bring forward io the next Session of Parliament wea. safe to abolish flogging •• OTuSahmwt in the navy. Sir Thomas Hardy said, .ff ever wUr ahould.arise, be would not responaible for the snceeatWfid honour ef the navy: jf was not allowed to ...
... James's Church, London, John Athol M'Gre- gor, eldest son of Sir Evan M'Gregor, Bart. to Mary Charlotte Hardy youngest daughter of Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart. t. Macans/E RxTosoansNaev.-ln Castlehar, on the ltsh inst. Mr. John Cler, of Shamble-street ...
... Montgomery John Birnett Andrew M irshall James Weir A. Gamble Thomas Mackey John Hlackadder John Hugh Smalt John Vance Benjamin Gdlis Lawton Annesley William Clark Hugh Mngill Robert Simonton Thomas Hardy Daetd Simms H. J. M*K tlnck John Lamb Charles Kelso William ...
... Thom.s Hardy, than whom, perhaps, there is not u l.eâter oftieer semee_he was tl.c t .ap- .in of our Nelson, and received his dying injunctions, his parting emhraeeâhut he is nearly the younje-t AdmiraHn the fleet. Why, then, S.r Thomas Hardy, full ...
... were present, and amongst the distinguished English guests we Sir James Graham and his Lady. Adraira! Sir Maitland, Sir Thomas Hardy. Sic After dinner Sir Thos. Williams, first introducing the toast ancat and complimentary speech, proposed the of her Majesty ...