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... our, their Majesties with four milk'white horses, with outriders and escort of light cavalry, and were received by Sir Thomas Hardy, the Governor, with due honours, the Royal Mlarine band playing the National An- them-the veterans of the battle, one hundred ...
... and Mir. Laboucliere (Lords of the Admiralty), the Hon. Captain Elliot and Mr. Barrow (Secretaries to the Admiralty), Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir th. DByam Martin, the Lord Steward, the Treasurer of the e klousehold, Lord James O'Brien (Loed in Waiting), Sirla ...
... the citizens ( of London. At five minutes before four o'clock the Queen ( left the yacht in the barge of Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, als who steered her ashore. ean I The Queen was conducted into an open carriage by the Earl of Albemarle, the Mlaster ...
... Admiral Sir R. G. Keats, deceased. -Gazelle. Admiral Parker is to be the new Lord of the Admiralty, in the room of Sir Thomas Hardy; and Admiral Gage is to succeed Admiral Parker in the command of the fleet on the Coast of Portugal.-Courier. It is-generally ...
... Roberts, Finch-lane, merchant, March 19, April 18, at Basinghall-street. Thomas Taylor, Cowley, Oxfordshire, baker, April 5, t 18, at the house of Mary Bertram, Oxford. David Hardie, Manchester, merchant, March 26, April 18, at the Commissioners' Rooms ...
... endowed with all the lir characteristics with which 1the thrifty genius of the Tweed ml fortifies her children. Frugal, hardy, industrious, and ho persevering, with few wants and practised self-denial, he em set out for the great mart of human subsistence ...
... King, deceased; and Captain Alexander Ellice is appointed a to command his flag.ship, the Oceann Rear-Admiral Sir Thomnas Hardy removed yesterday from P 5' his official residence in theAdmiralty, where he is succeeded so by Sir William Parker. 1 Lord ...
... arrive a shortly from the coast of Africa. Lander has lost every I symptom of his late severe indisposition, and looks as hardy, 0 as an Arab. lie wears a luxuriant beard, which extends to t his waist. e Slates have been of late used as materials for ...