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... oontrotiv Entriligrilfc. LON 3DO N. Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, G.CU., one of the Lords of the Ad- miralty, is to succeed the late Sir Richard Keats, as Govenior of Greenwich Hospital. Sir Dudley Hill is to succeed the late General Farqrldarson as ...
... Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Masterrnan Hardy, Bart., ?? having been appointed' Governor of Green- tich Hospital, vacant by thc death of Admiral, Sir - Richard G. Keats, Rear-Admiral the Hbo. George H. L. Dujidas succeeds tu Sir Thomas Hardy's situation (as ...
... is said that John AtbolMac regor, Esq. eldestr ?? l Sir E. M. Murray, who lately' l united himself to a daughter of Sir Thomas Hardy, h. as? been appointed to a newly created office, called He Inspector of Alaiines. Mr Macgregor was until late- re ly ...
... Lord EBigh Treasurer ol' Irelansd. WHITEtHALL. AarRI. 9. TIm King las, been pleased to appoint Thear-A44miral Sir Thomas illasterman Hardy, BDrt. G.C.B. to be ?? of his Aklajesty's Horspital et Greenwich, in the ?? of Kent, and also 'one of the Comnmrissioners ...
... to the Dean of Factlty, Granton; and to Wm. Shaepe, gardener. to Thomas Willialmson Ramsay, Esq. Lix- moauat, for the second. Foe the best three Stocks, to J. Robertson, gardener to Thomas Tod, Esq. Kirelsill ; and to George Ross, gardellr to the Earl of ...
... wiben prizeq were awarded'i~br the folio ing artises . Eisft heat Anembne Coroneria doubles, to Alei. Fowles, gardenes to Thomas Durham Calderrwod, Esq. of Pulton. Twelve best .Peiargoniums, to George Ross, gilrdener .tothe'Earl of Dalhousie, Dalhoiasie ...
... Kennedy, Genr-res Stuart, Hardy, Peel', G'eorge a4~ Siat,'t Sophia *G. Wharneliffe, Pi'ingle, IHamilton, - rOf' Sephia:Cusr, &c. 'ithi Right- Hobourables-ChIarles Grant, *Sir R. Peel,' ?? Robert Grin~i;-~George Danison, Thomas Ershine,,SIr S. .a~Canning ...
... Wyllie, Boghall ; for the beat two the ?? year old quay, in calf, to do. do.; for the. btst do.. not of .e in calf, to Mr Thomas Hardie, Coriston; for the second best do., to Mr David Gilasore; for the best' year old lip %et ?? Waddel, Pollkemmet MAins; fr ...
... Straeathro. Lewis Crombic, Esq. of Aberdeen. list ' Dtuicati. Davidson, Erq. of Tillyehetly. ( Gardenl Diff, Esq. of Hatthn. nge Thomas DBttf, Esq. of Haddo. re- Win. Dalf, Eqs. of' Mayen. I- Colonel Knighit Erskies, of Pittodrie. lnug Jaemes Farcquharson, Esq ...
... )bhan-The-Righ oneurable Patitlc Janoes Herhirt Crichton Stuart, f Rosenount, sononly paled LOrd ames Stuart, in the roo f of Thomas Franis Kennedy, Esq. who hnsaccepted tho ofiice of ?? ef the Ma nor of East Henelred : * * SAtOC337. Borougbhof Malton-$Sr ...
... secan4d)bet, to ,,pr h i.Andrew Eliot, gardeuier, flattonside House-Twelve 0 coniSetitori, 3- 2 3 For the best twelve Flowers, hardy herbaceous la Plants, to James Scott, Esq. Dirnles; and for, the in second.best5'to Mr Alexander -Gibson, gardener, flaip- ...
... SUPPOSED lECENDIA.eR1S5I, NEAR SuNDRaei ANr.-'Etrly on Tuesday morning list a serious tire toak place on the fares of TI; Thomas Elliot, of Of- fcrtoe- near this town, wihich has contmigned twenity en- tilr stacks of swheat, oats, and hay. Mr Elliot was ...