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... Portraits, by Derby ; exquisite Copies of Old Pictures ; and some 011 Paintings, Copies, after Lawrence; Portrait of Sir Thomas Hardy, by Evans; Pictures, by Hart, Maclise, Linnell, Chishelm, Franklin, Melvin, and an original Portrait of Mrs. Hemaus. Books ...
... of WELLINGTON presided • and, in addition to his grace, there were present Lord Colville, Lord Inges• trie, Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, the sheriffs of London, and other persons of rank and distinction. After the dinner, the Duke of WELLINGTON proposed the ...
... Henry Labouchere ; Vice-Admiral Sir Charles Adam, K.C.8.; Lieut.-General Sir James Kempt, G.C.8.; Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart., G.C.8.; Admiral Sir George Cockburn, G.C.8.; Lieut.- General Sir Richard Hussey Vivian, Bart., G.C.8.; Ma ...
... Pulteney Malcolm, Captain Sir E. Thomas Troubridge, G.C.8., G.C., M.G. Bart. Vice• Admiral Sir Robert Waller Ot- Captain Charles Sotherby way, Bart., K.C.B. Captain Sir Augustus W.J. Clifford, Vice-Admiral Sir Thos. M. Hardy, C.B. Bart., G.C.M., Governor ...
... exquisite Portraits, by Derby; exquisite Copies of Old PIC' tares ; and some Oil Paintings, Copies, after Lawrence; Portrait of Thomas Hardy, by Evans; Pictures, by Hart, Maclise, Linnell, Chlshelat Franklin, Melvill, and an original Portrait of Mrs. Hemans. - ...
... smell of gunpowder, which he accordingly does, and throws them all of a heap. He has learned, however, from his friend, Sir Thomas Hardy (par example), that the clandestine youth is one of good famity and fortune, and he forthwith consents to a happy denouement ...
... The meeting was attended by the Duke of Wellington, Earl of Minto, Viscount Howick, Lord Hill, Sir Hussey Vivian. Sir Thomas Hardy, the Right Hon. H. Labouchere, Sir Henry Hardinge, Sir James Kempt, Sir Charles Adam, Sir George Cockburn, and Sir Alexander ...
... in his power to their united exertion—(cheers). He had also spoken to Sir J. Brenton, of Greenwich Hospital, and to Sir Thomas Hardy ; but of those gentlemen the former declined cooperating actively with the committee,on the ground of ill health, and the ...
... Dorchester ordered him out of the witness box without examining him, OR account of his being a little too far gone In liquor. Thomas Hardy saw, near the time of the election, many voters eating and drinking at Wilmot's. Saw eatables of almost every description ...
... Hedley, by Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Bradford. Mr. Banfield, by the Earl of Glengall. Mr. Edmund Meares Kelly, by the Marquis of Downshire. Mr. Setos etenart, by the Hon. C. A. Murray. Mr. James Nicol, by Colonel Thomas, M.P. Mr. David Morris, M.P., by ...
... officers and gentlemen, including Admirals Fleming, Sir Josias Rowley, Sir Roos Donnelly, Vice Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Josiah C. Coghill, Sir Thomas E. Troubridge, M.P., Capts. Bowles, Daly, Lihon, Stanhope, Badecock, Sir L. Curtis, Lloyd, Dalling, Jenkins ...
... chancellor of the exchequer; Mr. Wood, M.P., secretary , o the Admiralty, Admiral Sir Thomas Troubridge, Admiral Sutherland, Admiral Fleming, Sir George Cockburn, Sir Thos. Hardy, Sir Augustus Clifford, Lord Byron, Sir Charles Adam, Sir James Shaw, Alderman ...