... Admiral Sir Richard Goodwin Keats, G.C. U. who expired on Saturday, after a lingeringindclispositioi. Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, now one of the Lords of the Adnii- ratty, will probably succeed Sir Richard, he resigning his present office. Sir Richard ...

... stepped into the boat, attended by the ladies of her suite, and was rowed to the Royal yacht. The boat was steered by Sir Thomas Hardy, who did the honotlrs to her dMaj;sty. At this time the river presented a most interestin and animating appearance. The ...

... Upon the arrival of the vacht in the River, i her Majesty was steered ashore to the Dock-yard at rWoolwich, by Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy. Her M1a- jesty who appeared in excellent health and spirits, was mucfi afleted by the enthusiastic loyalty'shewn by all ...

... yesterday fora 'Calcuttai tearkedhis at the Wni. Parker, K.C.B. will t taehsc.etat ?? Board in a fortnight, ?? I.when Sir Thomas Hardy will assume the Governo)rship i -of (rieenwich Hospital. O' 1 Aond~alshnsc Maesatys frigrate 1Pique, of if G un, ws -~ ...

... Iladiden, of Liverpool, iron manufacturer. T. Harding, Blockhouse, Worcestershireglove tmanufacturer. Thomas Askev, of Lradenlall-strect, jeweller. Thomas Charies Davies, of' Wrexham, Denbigh, g-ocer. Thomtas Burnett, of Barford, Warwickshire, butcher. 11um ...

... Mlark-lane, azd High- a street, Wapping, corn-dealer . - Thomas' Wea er, South-street pittlf tlds, cheeset monger James William Auightie, Chcapside, jewkllr William Snuggs, Vauxhall, builder t George Thomas Thompson, Bishopgate- tr'et. dacter in snuft James ...

... Barter, M1 A, late Fellow of Oriel Jaines Hlirris, B D, Fellow of St. John's Thomas Scott, B D, Mfagililen Charles Lane, M A, Queen's Thomas Hornine, B D, late Student of Cl, Cl, Thomas Stringer, Ali A, Queen's John Osborn, Ml Ai, Cl Ch G. Ferris Whidborne ...

... Rookley House, Hants. On M\Ionday last was married, at St. Thomas's Parish Church, by the Rev. J. Jones, Mr. Edward Briscoe 'Tornbs to Miss Temperance Moss, only child of Mr. Moss, butcher, of St. Thomas's Parish. On Thursday last was married, at Buckingham ...

... fallen uponi R. Af. Raikes, Esq. as Governor, andl J. Pattison, Esq. as Deputy. The Government have selected Sir Th'hpias Hardy, one of the present Lords Commissioners of the As)- miralty, to fill the office of Governor ?? Hospital, vacant by the deatlh ...

... Alalone, Cle'rk, and Ailr. J.1. Prevost, Alate, Tyne ; fAr. G3. ilourehier. Clerk, Ver- 11Qn-.Royal M1ar ines.- First Lieut. Thomas Scott, to be C aptainl; Secondl Lieut. 0. P. Nolloth, to be First Lieutenant, Ai r. ILambrick, to be 8econd Lieut.i February ...

... daylight telon came on deck, and taking a spy-glass frone Capt. Hardy, To viewed them attentively. ?? Why, said thle Captain, fc '6 tis a strange line they are formiing.-' 'is a cres- i Icent, Hardy, rejoined Nelsoim, I and we'll teach thmn f -that we canl ...

... iron-inanufacaurcr T'hoinas Charles Davies, Wrecham. Denbihil, grocer Thomas larmett, Iarford, Witrwirck butcher Williallt llilpot, l'eninaiic, Monytiusloyne. htonmoth, shop- keeper Thom.as Harding, Blocklioue, WoTcester, glove isianufactstrer Iiaarernts, ...