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... highness is expected to return to Hanover in about five months. Rear Admiral Parker, now commanding at Lis- bon, succeeds Sir Thomas Hardy, at the Admiralty. Rear .Admiral Gage is to hoist his flag in the Hust- ings, 76, to take the command in the Tagus ; and ...
... Governor of Green- wich Hospital has Income vacant by the death et Admiral Sir Richard Goodwin Keats, G.C.R. Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, now one of the Lords of the Admiralty, will probably succeed Sir Richard, he resigning his present office. Sir Richard ...
... Barbara. Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Mastermau Hardy, Bart., ?? has b.eu appointed Governor of Greenwich Hospital, vacant by the death of Admiral Sir .Richard G. Keats. Rear-Admiral the Hon. George H. L. Dundas succeeds to Sir Thomas Hardy's siuiation (as First ...
... Sir William l.iunlev, Sir James Willoughby Giwdou, Bart., Sir Thomas Musterman Hardy, B.irr., Lord Viscount Palmerston. Sir Davidge Gould, Sir George An, on, Sir John O. Vaudeleur, Sir Thomas I'aiias, Sir C. Sutton* *p.\ >h|o the following officers— the ...
... surrender in the COUNTRY. BARNKTT, Thomas, Barford, Warwickshire, butcher, April 25, May S3, at one, at (tie George Inn, Warwick. Attorneys, Messrs. Frampton and l.oftus. New Inn; or Mr. Hew, War- wick. DA-VIES, Thomas Charles, Wrexham, Denbighshire, grocer ...
... Tutor. Williani AY eldon Cliampneys, M.A., Fellow of Brasennose College, and Pro- Proctor. Thomas lyases Basely, M.A., Fellow of Brasennose Col- and Tutor. Thomas Johnson Ormerod, M.A., Fellow of Brasennose College, and Hebrew Lecturer. Joseph Walker, M ...
... T.S. Browne, J>. Finch, G. (Paired) Carew, R.s. Fit/roy, Lord J. Rii kfoni, Wm. Castlereagh, \ i-c Fleetwood, P. H. Rider, Thomas XV. Christmas, J. N. Foley, J. 11. H. Ridley.Sir M. W.Bt. Cole, Lord Foley, K.T. Rolfe, Robert M. Conollv, Col. E. M. Forester ...
... Ardglaas, complaining of Tit auks' unions. Major BEA I'd. .'UK presented a petition from Leeds, to ai a ?? meeting, but signed Thomas Barlow, complaining of tbe sentence passed upon the six Unionists at Dorchester, for violating an obscure Act of Parliament ...