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... Captain Eliott, Sir Thomas Troubridge (Lords of the Admiralty), Vice- Admiral Sir Edward Codrington, Sir John Savage, Vice- Admiral Sir Pulteney Malcolm, Sir John Hill, Mr. Tierney, Sir James Gordon, Mr. Tuffnell, Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy Captain Symonds ...
... business yesterday at the Foreign Office Mr. French had an interview with Lord Gleneig yesterday, at the Colonial Office Sir Thomas Hardy and Lord ' Adolphus Fitz- clarence have returned to town from a., official visit to I'y » mouth. * Despatches were received ...
... ; Sir Andrew Barnard (principal) and Sir Horace Seymour, Equerries to the King. The following were also present : — Sir Thomas Hardy, Governor, anri Sir Jahleel Brenton, Lieutenant-Governor, of Greenwich Hos- pital ; Farl of Romney, I-ord Farnborough, ...
... the Hon. Sir William Lumley. Sir James Willoughby (.onion, Bart., Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart., Lord Viscount Palmer- ston, Sir Pulteney Malcolm, Sir George Anson, Sir Thomas Dallas, the Earl of Minto, Lord Edward Somerset, Sir William Henry Pringle ...
... general admiration. About two o'clock ihe Princes proceeded to Greenwich, to lunch tvith the Governor of the Hospital, Sir Thomas Hardy. and again returned to Wo. lwich in the evening. \t seven o'clock the lloyal pnrty cntere 1 ihe Mess-room, wherea sumptuois ...
... Rothesay, Duff Gordon, C. Fitzroy, Hardy, Johnstone, Manvers, B. Ponsonbv, C. Lyster, E. Ponsonby, Stanley, (Jeorgiana firey, Windham, Mary Paget, Walscourt, A. Seymour, Graham, James Stuart. Sirs — James Graham, Thomas Hardy, A. Gordon, J. Johnson, A. Clifford ...
... Mr. Mellin ill the Year 1832, and saw Mr. Tavlor there several times during his absence. He came to an agreement with Thomas Hardy to watch Mrs. Mellin's scullery when he went with the keys of the warehou c. and then went into the kitchen. The NPrvaals ...
... C.B. , Rid ' Hob. I-nrd Viscount Melville. K.T. ..Admiral Mr Pulteney Malcolm, a. C.B. G.C.M.G. |Vjr . admiral Mr Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart , G.C.B. ?? Ki-hl Hun larl De Grey. lin ?? i er- William Astell, Esq. Trustee. ,i Cna.ri.AlN The Hon and Rev ...
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... Henry Bunbury, from Warren's Ho- tel, for Barton, Suffolk; Lord Ward, from Mivart's Hotel, for Himley Hall; Lady Hardy and the Misses Hardy, from tbe Royal Hospiul, Greenwich, for Paris; Lord Francis Egerton for bis seat, Oatlands ; the Hon. Henry Howard ...
... sued as Richard Seeley Mary Ann Frost, George Sims Acret, Thomas Smith, James Bradforth Peter Smith Evans. ' Adjourned — Charles Watkins Cracroft OPP o ?? Nathaniel D y er * D»mel Pullen, Thomas Weetch Robert Webb Frampton, Samuel Welchman, George Rowe ...
... fine speci- men of Anglo-Roman pottery, A letter was read from Lord Holland, accompanying a communication from Mr. William Hardy, a clerk in the Duchy of Lancaster office, in which the writer proved that the regnal years of Richard I. com- menced from ...