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... former communication,) take leave to ask him a few plain questions relative to the regulations of Sir James Graham and Sir Thomas Hardy, which relieved Lieutenants in command from the chaige of Purser’s Stores, by transferring the same to the Clerks of those ...
... order of the I.ords Cominissioncrs of the Admiralty, at the siijigistion («e believe) of .Sir I’ulleney Malcolm and Sir Thomas Hardy, which will assuredly have bemlieial file l l as regards the good conduct of the seamen employed in the licet. A certificate ...
... Bullet), C. 8., It. N., on being nominated a Knight Commander of the Royal Hanoverian Guelphic Order, by Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Bart. G. C. B. Lieutenant Morton, Bombay Army, by Major-General Sir Henry Wheatley. Cornet Rodon, 3d Dragoon Guards, ...
... Charles Bullen, C. 8., R. N., on being nominated a Commander of the Royal Hanoverian Guelphic Order, by Rear-Ada'' , Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Bart., G. C. B. • Lieutenant Morton, Bombay Army, by Major-General Sir Tie d Wheatley, _ _ Cornet Rodon, 3d Dragoon Guards ...
... Sir Thomas Cochrane, on his re . turn from Nowfoundland. Mr. Measure, by teul .-Co onel Frederick Smith. Hutton, Deputy-Lieutenant of Hampshire. Mr. Magill, on his appointment Its - Gentleman Usher to her Majesty, by Earl Howe. Commissary-General Haines ...
... TOTAL OP rnp, S'IR THOMAS MUNRO. tract of of a letter from the Captain of the above vessel, cont.,. and cernber, t ,-s ta e juing an account, of her total on the night of the 10th of 1 81 arandhivo Reef, a t th e W es t en d o f t h e arriv bi-on on avista ...
... Bt. Hodges, Thomas Law Hodges, Holland, Edward Hoskins, Kedgwio Howard, lion. Edward G, G. Howard, Ralph Howard, Philip Henry Howick, Viscount Hume, Joseph Joha Hurst, Robert Henry Butt, William Jervis, John Johoston, Andrew Kemp, Thomas Read Kennedy ...
... list short parliaments Thomas Motley’s Hotel (Dublin University) Conservative Anthony Morley'sHotel (Longford County) Conservative Sir Charier Bart 46 Charles-street Berkeley-square Carclow Penryn (Cornwall West) Reformer Thomas Barrett 40 Bryanston-square ...
... cutton spinners—Charles James, John Brown, Janies Meadei),,lantes Ilobinson, Edmund Coupe, Christopher Hardy, Arthur Southward, Samuel Cheetham, Thomas Wllion, David Stott, John Lancaster. Francis Donneley, Rol.ert Berry, John Evans, and John Limiey, of ...
... W. Ewart Gladstone, Thomas Goodricke, F. L. Holyoake Gordon, Hon. William Gore, William Ormsby Goring, Harry Dent Goulburn, Right Hon. H. Goulburn, Mr. Sergeant Graham, Sir J. R. G.. Bart. • Grant, Hon. Francis Wm. Greene, Thomas Greisley, Sir Roger, ...
... of two tenth shares for 140/., to a person named Hardy, who was examined on the same day. Hardy said that he had bought the shares of Spashadd, who had applied to him (Hardy) to find a purchaser. Hardy said that he should like to become a purchaser himself ...
... Queensberry, K. T. The Most Noble the Marquis of Tweeddale, K.T. EXTRAORDINARY DIRECTORS. John Shank More, Esq., Advocate. Sir Thomas Dick Lauder, Bart., of Fountainhall. • • William Connal, Esq., Merchant, Glasgow. The Very Rev. Principal M`Farlane, do. Robert ...