... the Great Seal con- stituting and appointing the Right Hon. Sir James Robert George Graham, Bart ; Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart. G. C. B- Rear Admiral the Hon. George Heneage Laurence Dtindaa, C. B. Captain Sir Samuel John Blooke Pechell ...

... has always been, selected for some veteran officer-4o whom it afforded a calm and honourable retreat—i; destined for Sir Thomas Hardy, than whom, perhaps, twre is not a better officer on servic —he, was,x4e Co.ptain of our Nelson, and received his dying ...

... Great floods in the South of Scotland. 11 The quarter's revenue b published, showing an increase of 696,8471- the quarter. —Thomas Hardy dies, in 61st year. Berrycr, the French Deputy, b tried at Blob for high treason, and acquitted. General Wm. Dairy dies ...

... Greatfloods In the South of Scotland 11. The Quarter's Revenue is published, showing an increase of £696,647 on the quarter. Thomas Hardy dies in his 81st year. 7. M. Borryat. • the French Deputy, is Blois fur high treason, and acquitted. 191. oral Wm. Dalrymple ...

... Bowers, George Osborn. New-Mills—Joseph Jackson, William Allen, Thomas Pennington ; William Timperley, super- numerary. Ashton-under-Line—George Marsland, Joseph R. Stephens, Thomas Hardy. Woolsey, G. Turner. Delph, (Saddleworth)-—Richard Tabraham, who ...

... landing was the ktng's Sian., and there Sir Thomas Williams and Sir Frederick Maitland. with their respective officers.slood wailing to receive the royal visitors. accompanied by Sir James Graham and sir Thomas Hardy. In the mean time a messinie from the steam ...

... the marines on the quarter-deck. The 4..etreat officers of the Victory were then introupueed to their Majesties, and Sir Thomas Hardy, os t it h whotn, the command of the Victory devolved 9 occasion of the death of the gallant Nelson, w e° received the ...

... also been introduced Which had produced the best etfect. The right hon. baronet quoted the sentiments of Lord Nelson, Sir Thomas Hardy, and others, deprecating the custom of impressment except extreme cases, impressing upon the government the necessity ...

... also been introduced Which had produced the best etfect. The right hon. baronet quoted the sentiments of Lord Nelson, Sir Thomas Hardy, and others, deprecating the custom of impressment except extreme cases, impressing upon the government the necessity ...

... institutions. Let us hope better Ilie4 t4. of the Victory were then intro- young Queen. ti Po - a their Majesties, and Sir Thomas Hardy, Her Majesty the Queen Of Portugal a T I. h r a e s ei g r i a ve t n h a e the- command of the Victory devolved special ...

... Hotlic y> Thomas, rackenhill; Henderson, Justus en | Hind, Is Castleearrock Hartley, Daniel, lenrith ; Hesket William, Plimpton; Howard, Hon. Henry, Grey- stoke Castle ; Christopher, Esq., Dalemain ; Ha Hi, Edward, W., Esq., Dalemain ; Hardy, Thomas, Alston ...

... Low Hall Williamson, Roi.-r, Snittlegarth Flemin Thomas, Clerk, Bootle Mo'Kav, Wm., Unity White, Thomas, Tallentire Fox Thomas Rottingtmi Moftiitt, James Walker, Thomas, Flimby Parks Falcon, Thomas Workington Marshall, H. C, Esq. ...