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... received Admiral Sit Thomas Hardy, Governor of Greenwich Hospital, Sir Jahleel Bren* ton. and the officer* the Royal Hospital; and the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, having landed immediately aftei ward* \«*s cordially invited by the King to form >ne hit ...
... cheered. The royal party then pro- ceeded to the apartments of Sir Thomas Hardy, where a dejeune a la fourchette on the most splendid scale. was prepared for them. They were received by Lady Hardy and her daughters, &c. The dejeune was laid on two tables. His ...
... assembly greeted their Majesties with loud and continued acclamations. The Admiral's boat put off, and the Admiral (Sir Thomas Hardy) steered it ashore. The way leading from the north-west wing of the Hospital had been, previously covered with crimson ...
... Auckland, Lord Dalmeny, Rear-Admiral Sir Wm. Parker, ?? Sir Thomas Troubridge, and Rear-Admiral Adam, Lords of llie Admiralty ; Mr. C. Wood, M.P., First Se- cretary to the Admiralty ; Sir Thomas Hardy, Governor of Greenwich Hospital ; Admiral Sir George Martin ...
... They proceeded to inspect the Royal Hospital and Naval Schools, and then partook of a dejeune a la Jourchette with Sir Thomas Hardy, and about 150 the nobility and gentry* One hundred and six veterans of the Nile, and three men who sailed with Captain ...
... cheered. The royal party then proceeded to the apartments of Sir Thomas Hardy, where dejeune l fourckette on the most splendid scale was prepared for them. They were received by Lady Hardy and her daughters. There were in attendance Earl Howe, the Earl ...
... William Houston, Sir Stratford Canning, Sir Robert Stopford, Sir William Lumley, Sir Willoughby Gordon, Sir Thomas Hardy, Viscount Palmerston, Sir Thomas Dallas, Viscount Canterbury, Sir Herbert Taylor, Sir George Anson, the Earl of Minto, Sir J. Wells, Lord ...
... before the Meeting takes place, to any of the following Gentlemen, Members of the Committee : Mr. SAMUEL PALMER, President. THOMAS HARDY, V. P. I THO. PEWTRESS, V. P. PHILIP BROWN, V. P. E. BICKNELL, V. P. D. H. RICHARDSON, V.P. | WILLIAM WHITE, V. P. W. B ...
... of artillery from Ouetree-lull announced ihe arrival of the royal party, who, on lancing, were received by Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Governor ot Greenwich Hospital, SirJahlrel Breaton, and the Olhcers of the Royal Ho-pila.; and the Right Honourable the ...
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... assembly greeted their Majesties with loud and continued acclamations. The Admiral's boat put off, and the Admiral (Sir Thomas Hardy) steered it ashoie. The way leading from the north-west wing of the Hospital had been previously covered with, crimson ...
... assembly greeted their ,Majesties with loud and continued acclamations. fire Admiral's boat put off, and the Admiral (Sir Thomas Hardy) steered in ashore. The way leading from the north-west wing of the Hospital had been previorisly covered with crimson ...