... and Appointments. — Cora. Lapidge, of the Ringdove, has been promoted to the rank of Captain ; and Lieutenants Otway and Le Hardy, ofthe Comet and Sa- racen, who distinguished themselves in the actions leading to ttie relief of Biilioa, have been promoted ...

... the rest of the plunder. Mr. Penruddock, the medical student, who was charged with assaulting, with a life-preserver, Mr. Hardy, one ofthe examiners at Apothecaries' Hall, was brought up and com- mitted to Newgate for the capital offence. No observation ...

... ton ' B * rt GCB ' Sir H - F. Campbell, K.C.B. £M' ...

... Counsel and solicitors were to have an op- portunity to see the lunatic at any time they thought proper Mr Wigram and Mr. Hardy now moved that the commis- sion shonid issue. No doubt existed in the minds of Mr Lyon's professional advisers that he was ...

... a great number of deaths amongst tbe aged inmates, and the infirmary is nearly filled with those on the sick list. Sir Thomas Hardy, the Gallant Go- vernor, has been most unremitting in affording every com- fort to them. At the Royal Military College ...

... for Rio Janeiro ; Clarinda, Antrim, for Bordeaux. CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.— The Dale Park, Snell, for Jamaica ; Hero, Hardy, for the Cape of Good Hope , Edin-' burgh, Marshall, for Bombay ; Betsy BUck, Anderson, for Malta - EliM, Touzel, for Jersey ...

... and Alderson, vol. 3), exparte Rand le son in re Hob-on (Montagu and M'Arthur), Perry against Dun .ier (Ryall's Reports), Hardy v. Kaye (Barnewall and Cre s- well), Dickenson c. Valpy ( Barnewall and Cresswell), and Starkie v. the Highgate Archway Company ...

... (Before Mr. Justice Williams.) Charles Wadham Wyndham Penrwldocke, aged 2_, was indicted for feloniously wounding Mr. Thomas Hardy, one of the examiners of Apothecaries' Hall, with intent to do him some grievous bodily harm. Mr. Adolphus stated the case ...

... unsound mind. The commission was promoted at the instance of Miss Lynn, and the proceedings excited considerable interest. Mr. Hardy- appeared as Counsel in support of the commission, and atf- '■ dressed tbe jury at considerable length. In the course of his ...

... i -rliag . E*Q Thomas Phlllpo tts, Esq. **SS«-_)*rth-t,j«_, Esq. Joshua Scholefield, E»q., M.P. *■'■' u_i_sM F usl r . George Scholefteld, Esq. 'oinubv Gore. Esq.. M.P. William Shadbolt, Eaq. ?? ' ifl. _* i Hughes. Esq.. MP. Thoma* Stooki, Esq. ' ...

... H. Green, Thomas Peel, Sir R., Bart. Archdall. M. Grey. Sir G., Bart. Peel, Colonel J. Ashley, Lord Halford, H. Peel. Ht. Hon. Vf. Y. Baillie, H. D. Halse, James Pifiot, Robert Baring, F. Hanmer, Sir J., Bart. Pinuev, W. Baring, W. B. Hardy, J. Plumptre ...

... Auditor Francis Warden, Esq. David Green, Esq. | Thomas Weeding, Esq. I ?? Hawes, Esq. j John Wild, Esq., Auditor O. B. Lonsdale, Esq. Sir Henry Willock, X.L S. Major. General Lushington, C.B. | Thomas Wilson. Esq., Auditor Andrew Maclew, Esq. I Edward ...