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... Regiment, an Officerof distinguished abilities, who some years ago filled the same office. The Gallant Admiral Sir Thomas Mastermsn Hardy, (Nelson’s Flag Captain, and the present Governor of Greenwich Hospital), will, it it said, at the especial wish of ...
... Fordwich was married about 1 raonlhs ago to the eldest daughter of Earl Grey, and to the Karl of Ui|>on. Admiral Sir Thomas Mastcrman Hardy (Nelson’* Fl»it Captain, and the present Governor of Greenwich Hospital' will, it said, at the especial wish the king ...
... extiordinary state of matters must, tve csunie,continue until anew commission issued. Courier. ~ ~ , G.i!lant Admiral Sir Thomas Master man Hardy fNctsonâs tl.m captain, and the present governor ...
... the prospect of Wellington cabinet, had produced rise in all the Dutch funds. —Morning Pod. The Gallant Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy (Nelson's flag captain, and the present governor Greenwich hospital), will, it is said, at the especial wish the King ...
... four, with outriders, Uu* mail to Shorehain, &c. His Majesty returned to thoj'alac- Shortly before six o’clock. Sir Thomas and Lady Hardy, with their accomplished daughters, arc daily expected here, on visit to ; Majesties. The Marquis of Worcester, after ...
... Hardwicke, and a committee fe now sitting in Cambridge for the purpose of securing his election. The gallant Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy (Nelson’s Flag Captain, and &e present Governor of Greenwich Hospital) will.atthe especial wish of the King, retain ...
... bands of Sir Thomas Deane, the Sum of £4O 2s. Od. towards clowng the Poor in the House. This seasonable relief is iiraMvgress of expenditure, and an account of its application wiUfue furnished to the contributors. F By Order, HENRY HARDY, Sec. House of ...
... Johnston, Hamilton F. Johnston, John H. Loftie, W. B. Pignoll, W. P. Newton, Thomas Cuppage, Charles Magee, John Stanley, Robert Cope Hardy, W. Carter. W. N. Thompson, Robert Hardy, P, W. R. Brush. ANSWER. Lurgan, Nov. 1, 1834 sul Not enter taining the slightest ...
... seeing Captain Hardy, who was unable to come down for half an hour, they shook hands silence Well, Hardy, ’said Nelson, how goes the day with Very well ; ten ships have struck. 1 hope,” said the dying hero, none of ours have struck.;’ Hardy assured him there ...
... Lecky, J. Owens, and John M'Neil, Esqrs. Armagh —Viscount Alexander, John Yner Burgess, and mond Bacon, Esqrs. Carlow —James Hardy Eustace, Harman Herring Cooper and Horace Rochfort, Esqrs. Cavan— Francis Hassard, Robert Burrowes, and John Fin. lay. Esqrs ...
... Lecky, J. Owens, and John M’Ncil. Esqm. Armaor.—Viscount Alexander, John Yoer Burgess, and Edmond Bacon, Eiqrs. Carlow.- James Hardy Eustace. Harman Herring Cooper, and Horace Rochfort. Esqrs. Cavan.— Francis Kassard, Robert Burrowe*. and John Finlay, Esqrs ...
... Colonel Irving. At' Dundalk Church, by the Rev. Mr. Stubbs. Mr. Shaw, of Belfast, to Elizabeth, only daughter of William Hardy. Esq. Supervisor of Excise. Edward Charles Blount, Esq., of Soddington. Co. of Worcester, to Gertrude Fiances, youngest daughter ...