... Captain Eliott, Sir Thomas Troubridge (Lords of the Aniiralty), Vice Admiral Sir Edward Cod- rington, Sir John Savage, Vice Admiral Sir Pulteney Malcolm, Sir John Hill, Mr. Tierney, Sir James Gordon, Mr. Tuffnell, Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Capt. Symonds ...

... COURT CIRCULAR. The King gave audiences yesterday to the Earl of Albe- marle, Lord Hill, Sir Thomas Hardy, and Lord Fitzroy Somerset. The Landgravine of Hesse Homberg, the Duchess of Glou- cester, the Princess Augusta, Prince George of Cambridge Prince ...

... r ; Sir Andrea Barnard ( Principal .) and Sir Horace in-, Equerries* to the King. Tlw following were also present — Sir Thomas Hardy, Gk>- venuw, and Sir Jahkel Bresrton, Lieutenaut-GoTcM-nor at ?? Karl ol' Rem. -icy, Lord Farnborough, >, and Captain ...

... the Princess Sophia, and the Duke of Cumberland visited her Majesty yesterday. The King gave audiences yesterday to Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir James Cockburn, and Lieutenant General Mundy. Their Serene Highnesses the Prince Ferdinand and Augus- tus of Saxe ...

... adn_.il-_.tion. About two o'clock the Princes picre'celed to Greenwich to lunch with the Govern©! of the Hospital, Sir Thomas Hardy, and again returned to Woolwich in the evening. At seven o'clock the royal party entered the mess-room, where a sumptuous ...

... out of date. Diamond- are most fashionable for necklaces, merely encircling the throat. — Paris Adcertiser. A bust of Sir Thomas Hardy has been submitted to his Ma- jesty's inspection at St. James's. List night's Gazette contains an Order in Council and ...

... General Sir Ronald Crawford Ferguson, Admiral Sir Thomas Wil- liams, Lieutenant-General the Hon. Sir William Lumley, Li, 'tenant-General Sir .lames \V i . : . Bart., Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Mastcrman Hardy, Bart., Lord Viscount P.i Sir Davidge ?? Vi((-Ad- ...

... Soineiset, Lord G. Clerk, Sir G. Hale Stanley, E. (Cum- Cole, A. Halse bcrland) Cripps Hardinge, SirH. Tenwent Dalbiac, Sir C. Hardy Thomas Dunbar Hcnniker, Lord Tri>vor,A.(Durham) F.astiu.r, Lord Hoy Twiss Kgerton, W. (C-hes- Jackson Vere, Sir C. ter County) ...

... Mr. Mellin in the year 1R32, and saw Mr. Taylor there several times, during his absence i he came to an agreement with Thomas Hardy to watch Mrs. MeTlin's scullery, when he went with the keys of the warehouse, and then went into the kitchen ; the servants ...

... Hoiistoun, E. Haines, E. Stopford, W. Pringle, R. Stopford, W. Lum- lcy, .T. W. Gordon, T. Dalian, P. Malcolm, G. Anson, and Thomas M. Hardy. At two o'clock the Knights were tailed over in the Entree- room, and, attended by die officers of the Order, Mr. A. Grcville ...

... Meynell, Capt. Jeiikiii Jones - _ oo M.P. - - - -30 0 0 (apt.. H.Cariiao . _ 0,, Rear Admiral Sir capt. Joseph N las - a oo Thomas Hardy -20 0 0 \u w'uwVS'i* r ° ° ° Capt. Sir J. C. CoghiU 5 00 Mr.W. H.Whitehurst, Rear Admiral White - 10 0 0 Mr w 71 n ...

... UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL INTELLIO: OXFORD, Nov. 24. This day the following degrees were conferred : — Master of Arts Rev. Thomas Prater, Exeter. Rachelors of Arts AVm. Adams, Postmaster ol *J e Grand Compounder; Frederick William Faber, »ciw» University ...