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... MacGregor, Esq., eldest son of Sir Evan Mac- Oregor, Bart., to Mary Charlotte, youngest daughter of Rear- Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart. There were present Lords Sefton, Glenlyon, Strathallon, John Russell, Rosslyn, Ips- wich; Ladies Seftou, Euston ...
... Horndean; Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell and family, in naries-ttreet, Berkelay-square, from Bognor. DEPARTURES. Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy and the Misses Hardy on a visit tie Karl and Countess of Refton ; Colonel and Mrs. John It-wart for the Crescent. Brighton; Capt- ...
... and Co.), as Consul at Alexandria. His Majesty gave audiences yesterday to the Hanoverian Minister, Lord Holland, and Sir Thomas Hardy. Sir Patrick Ross, Governor of Antigua, has arrived in town. Sir Patrick transacted business yesterday at the Colonial ...
... Waller, Charles Cockrill, Alexander Johnston. Messrs.— George Tomline, Henry Earle, T. M. Biddulph. Admirals— Fleming, Sir Thomas Hardy, Page. Generals— Sir Lewis Grant, Sir John Hamilton, Montressor Mawby. Colonels— Hunter Blair, C.8., Whinyates, Sir John ...
... Dieppe boat, with eleven men, is re- ported to be lost. The King gave audiences yesterday to Earl Grey, Mr. Grant, and Sir Thomas Hardy. Dispatches were received yesterday at the Colonial Office from Sir Robert Horton, the Governor of Ceylon. Canada.—The ...
... being no less than three others, viz., Lord de Saiimarez, Sir B. ll allowell Carew (then Captain Hal- lowell), and Sir Thomas Hardy ; the former of which Gallant Officers was second in command and wounded in that action. Hannah More.— We regret to hear ...
... of Rossi vn, Sir George Martin, Will™ I!-* B - Mar ti_, Sir James Wbitshed, Sir Henry Grey, Sir Straff a 2 Gord ?? Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Charles Bagot, Sir Th _- C . anuin ff ...
... evening at Radley's Hotel, Bridge- ! street, Blackfriars, to celebrate the thirty-ninth anniversary ofthe acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Home Tooke, and John Thelwall from a charge ol high treason. About 100 ofthe Radical school sat down to dinner Among ...
... Kin.-- ?? States, and there Sir Thomas WiLLiAMnand Sir I'ae_ier_?k MMTtANii. with their respective officers, stood waitinir to r-sr-M^ the Royal visitors. 1 hey were accompanied S Sr James (.haham and Sir Thomas Hardy F J \ A!._elle«, Esq., her Majesty's ...
... Sir Robt. 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 de Saumaurez, ...
... Viscount Melbourne visited EarlGW)^ terday at the Treasury. Sir James Graham, the Quarter-Masjj* General, and Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, had intf* with Viscount Goderich yesterday at the Colonial Ofee- ■ l^rl Grey, the Duke of aicHMO.ND, ,&M Viscount Goderich ...
... Macl-voy, J. Dnuuess, Temple Frere, John Humfrey. Sirs— Robert FitzWygram, John Gerard, Thomas Gooch, Thomas Dyke Acland, George Henry Rose, J. Deas Thomson, ?? Thomas Plullipps, Bart., R. Campbell, Francis Vincent, Charles Scud a more, Charles Grey, Charles ...