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... harbour in the south island, hitherto unnoticed by naviga• tors, and to which the name of Port Hardy has been given in honour of the gallant Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Lord Nelson's flag Captain at Trafalgar. Messrs. Moore and Philips surveyed this capacious ...
... ce ; Ladies A. K. Erskine and Rowley; Honourables Captain Elliot, Sir Henry Duncan, and Captain and Nlrs. Bowles; Sirs Thomas Hardy (Governor of Greenwich Hospital) ' John Wells, Alexander Hope, Henry Wheatley, Robert ()tway, Charles Rowley, J. Phillimore ...
... invitation of 600* officers of his royal fleet, preparations should be made by, and the management of the Banquet left to. Sir Thomas Hardy and the Naval Aides-de-camp, who, I trust, will permit Tristram give his harmless opinion upon this matter, as upon all ...
... evening, at the Thatched House Tavern. Amongst the company were Admiral Lord Colville in the Chair, Lord Melville, Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Lord Mark Kerr, Lord Colchester, Admiral Sir William Hotham, Sir E. Brace, Sir Robert Stopford, Sir Philip Durham, Captains ...
... Henry Clinton. Sir Charles Colville, Sir Edw. Paget, Sir G. T. Walker, Loid Strafford, Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Bart. Sir Davidge Gould, Sir \\ in. Houstown, Sir Thomas Maiti'n Sir William Lumley, Lord Palmerston, Lord Edw. So:n,'r.et, Viscount Canterbury, Sir ...
... Whilshed, Kart., Sir P. Henderson Durham, Lord Strafford, Sir 1!. Stopford, Sir William Lumley, Sir J. W. Gordon, Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Viscount Palmerston, Sir Pulteney Malcolm, Sir G. Anson, Sir Dallas Viscount Canterbury, Sir Herbert Taylor, Earl ol ...
... gentlemen were elected Vice Presidents: —J Temple Leader, Esq., M.P., Samuel Palmer, Esq., W. Leveson Gower, jun. Esq., and Thomas Hardy, Esq.; list of new Mem. hers was also read, which proved tbe rapid progress of the Society. It appears from a Parliamentary ...
... Clinton, Sir Charles Colville, Sir Edward Paget, Sir Q. T. Walker, Lord Stratford, Sir Thomas M. Hardy, IJart., Sir Davidge Gould, Sir William Houston, Sir Thomas Martin, Sir William Lumley, Lord Palnieisio.i, Lord Edward Somerset, \ iscount Canterbury ...
... Right Hon. William Lowther (commonly called Viscount Lowther), the Most Hon. the Marquis of Bute, Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart., G.C.8., George Richard Robinson, Esq., Aaron Chapman, Esq., Captain Francis Beaufort, and Oc!.a.vius Wigram ...
... Newgate and the other gaols. Mr. Thomas Blagg, who is the town-clerk of St. Albans, and who brags of holding that and numerous other offices th , :re, is the son-in-law of Mr. Thomas Merriman, and brother-in-law of Mr. Thomas B. Merriman. [We are compolled ...
... Stratford, Sir Houstoun, Sir Stratford Canning, Sir 11. Stopford, Sir Wm. Lunacy, Sir Willoughby Gordon, Sir Thomas Hardy, Viscount Palmerston, Sir Thomas Dames, Viscount Canterbury, Sir Herbert Taylor, Sir G. Anson, Earl of Mint°, Sir J. Wefts, Lord Edw. Somerset ...
... William Houstoun, Sir Stratford Canning, Sir Robert Stopford, Sir William Lumley, Sir Willoughby Gordon, Sir Thomas Hardy, Viscount Palmerston, Sir Thomas Dailies, Viscount Canterbury, Sir Herbert Taylor, Sir George Anson, Earl of Mint°, Sir J. Wells, Lord Edward ...