... of seventy gentlemen dined there. Admiral Sir Philip Durham iv the chair, supported by Rear Admirals Sir C. Adams, Thomas Hardy, Thomas Dundas, John Bereslord, C, Paget. R. Stoplbrd, H. Whit shed, H. Ne_le s EMett Cupel, C. Sulliyifii, Lord C»lville, ...

... gallant Admiral Sir Richard, has taken her departure from Greenwich Hos- pital, and fixed her residence at Brighton. Sir Thomas Hardy, the new governor, and his family, have taken po-.sei.sion of his official abode at the hospital. The beautiful walks at ...

... Pechell and Mr. La- bouchere (Lords of the Admiralty); the Hon. Capt. Klliott and Mr. Barrow (Secretaries to Admiralty); Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Byam Martin, tie Lord Steward, the Treasurer of the Household, Sir James O'Brien (Lord in Waiting); Sii James Reynett ...

... letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal, constituting and appointing George Baron Auckland; Rear- Admiral Sir Thomas Masternmn Hardy, Bart.G.C.H. ; Rear Admiral the Hon. Ueorge ileneage Lawrence Di'iidas, C.8.1 Captain .Sir Samuel John Brooke 1 Bart ...

... Household, Sir Robert Otway, Sir John Woolmore, Sir Charles and Lady Rowley, Sir George, Lady, and Miss Seymour, Sir Thomas, Lady, and two Misses Hardy, Sir Andrew Barnard, Colonel Horace Seymour, Miss Hope Johnstone, Colonel Hill, and the Rev. Mr. Wood. The Prince ...

... Forbes, Southwell, Lords Harry Vane, Qenman, Frederick Fit/. Clarence, Wive, Auckland, Radstock, l>elamere, William I'ovvleti, Thomas P, Clinton, Killren, A. Chichester, Ruthven, J. So- merset, Forester, Mostyn, Rolte. Ladies — Walsingham, Yarde Boiler, (George) ...

... the protection of the house. Mr. DLFITELD presented a petition from Abingdon, si ratine the owners of small tenements. Mr. HARDY presented a petition from Bradford, in favour of Captain Atcheson. Mr. GI'LLY presented a petition from the keepers of beer-bout- ...