... of seventy Gentlemen dined there. Admiral Sir Philip Durham in the Chair, supported by Rear-Admirals Sir C. Adams, Thomas Hardy, Thoma'x Dundas, John Beresford, C. Paget, R. Stopford, H. Whit- shed, H. Neale, Bladen Capel, C. Sullivan, Lord Colville. ...

... Cases— Ralph Israel, Wm. Sheen, Thomas Cocks, Robert Williamson, James Boyes (sued as James Boys), Andrew Burnett. Remanets from Wednesday Opposed— John James Gabriel i, Thomas Hardy, Isaac Nathan, John Lawson, Thomas Gold- urger Muston. Adjourned Case ...

... James Kempt, Sir George Walker, Sir Thomas Hislop, Lord Howard of Effingham, the Earl of Rosslyn, Lord Farnboreugh, Sir H. Fane, Sir Stratford Canning, Sir Edward Barnes, Sir W Luinley, Sir W. Gordon, Sir Thomas Hardy, Viscount Pal- merston, Sir Davidge ...

... and Mr. Labouchere (Lords of tbe Admiralty), the Hon. Captain Elliot and Mr. Barrow (Secretaries c. _?e Admiralty), Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Bvam Martin, the Lord Stewar-J, ttre Treasurer of the Household, Lord James O'Brien I Lord in Waiting), Sir James ...

... gallant Admiral Sir Richard, has taken her departure from Green- wich Hospital, and fixed her residence at Brighton. Sir Thomas Hardy, the new Governor, and his family, have taken possession of his official abode at the Hospital. The Earl of Wilton gives ...

... Lieut. A. Cunynghame, by Lord Saltoun. Lieut. Horsford, by bis rather, Lieut. -General Horsford. Lieut. Keys, R.N., by Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart. Lieut. Alexander Boddam, by Sir R. Fremantle. Lieutenant aud Adjutant Hanson, by Lieutenant-Colonel Lord Bingham ...

... Athol Macgrpgor, Esq., el. lest son of Major-General Sir E. M. Murray, Esq.. who Unly united himself to a daughter of Sir Thomas Hardy, has been appointed to a newly-created office, called Inspector nt Marines. Mr. Macgregor was until lately an officer ...

... Governor of Greenwich Hospital has at length become vacant by the death of Admiral Sir Richard Keats, G.C.B. Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, now one of the Lords ofthe Admiralty, will probably succeed Sir Richd. Keats ; he was honoured with the personal friendship ...

... Major Taylor, on goiag abroad, by Major-Gen. Sir J. Macdonald. Commander Richard Morgan, ou promotion, by Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy. Lieutenant-Colonel St. Clair, to take leave, ou his departure for the West Indies, by Sir Herbert Taylor. Lieutenant-Colonel ...

... -Colonel Macgregor, on return from the West Indies, by Lord Farnham. Lieutenant B. W. Walker, R.N., by Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart. Captain D'Arcy Wentworth, on his return from New South Wales, by Major-General Sir J. Maclean, K.C.B. Captain A ...

... appointed a Deputy- Lieutenant of the county of Tipperary, by Lord Hawarden. Mr. Matcham, Magistrate for Wilts, by Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart. Mr. White, on going abroad, by his father, Lieut.- General White. Colonel Henry King, C.8.,0n being appointed a ...

... Anson, Kdwant; C ust, Henry Setou, Charles Ogle, J. W. Peacock, Willoughby Cotton. John t ouroy, R. Chester, Robert Wilson, Thomas Hardy, Colquhoun Grant, Frederick Weatberall, Charles Dalbiac, John Hanincr, Henry HaJford, Gore Ouseley, Henry Grey, Richard ...