... Sweden. ship, lowver, was boarded off Sheerne=s, and taken on shore and arrested upon the supposition ihst ti- the notorious Thomas Hardy, with whose party he without doubt, deeply implicated ; but after uiider_ examination, he was allowed to proceed nn his ...

... little subscription. (Hear, hear.) The Gallant Admiral sat down amid loud cheers. Sir Pulteney Malcolm Ihen moved, and Sir Thomas Hardy seconded the following resolution, which was put and carried unanimously: — That this meetii g, impressed with the deepest ...

... customary on such occasions, the cup. were taken ashore' lor the purpose of being submitted to the inspection of -Yd m.ral Sir Thomas Hardy, the vice-patron, who. no doulv was pleased to express his approbation of them, both with relerence to their shape and ...

... , ii. Lord W illiam Bentinck, Lord Lvnedoch. Lord Ho- tham, Sir George Murray, Sir Hussey Vivian, Sir Edward Cust, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir John Barrow, Sir Augustus Clifford, Sir Peter Laurie, ic. ic. The Chairman said he would commence the proceedings ...

... ap- pointed for the borough of Greenwich:— Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart. (Governor of Greenwich Hospital) Joseph Hargraves, and George Smith, Esqrs. Eor Black- ?? Wrottesley and Thomas Lewin, Esqrs DeDt ford- Woi verley Attwood, Esq., M.P. ...

... during the annual races at Goodwood. Marshal Soult and several distinguished fo- reigners will dino this day with Sir Thomas Hardy, Governor of Greenwich Hospital.— Greenwich Gazette. Yesterday his Excellency the Count Sebasti- ani gave a sumptuous dinner ...

... carrying the above object into etfect. Admiral Sir Ceorge Cockbuni in the chair. There were xlso present Sir Thomas Trowbridge, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Francis Oninianney, and several other distinguished naval officers. MONUMENT t ...

... , Queen's Elms, Brompton. On Thursdav, the 4lh Inst., by tbe Rev John Dulfus, M\. p„ youngest son of the lata Major Thomas B. P. Hardy, Royal Vrt'll to Harriet, youagert daughter of the late Major.General CliareTf CampbeU, of Barbrack, Argyleshire DIED ...

... FASHIOSABLE ARRIVALS. Mr. Labouchere in Hamilton-place; Lord Scsford, In Audiey. square, froni a visit to Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart, at his seat in Kent ; Mr. \\ iiliam Davidson in Grosvenor-street ; Mr Rowley Lascelles in Grosvenor-street; Mr. ...

... the most painful duties of his ligh office, of which the most important was the prosecution, n the year 1795 or 17%, of Thomas Hardy and Mr. Home rooke, and other defendants, for high treason. Never was 1 there a more eventful moment for England. It wa* ...

... Esq. -330 William Wheeler, Esq. 1 0 0 Barclay, Tritton, &Co 52 10 0 \\ llham Keand, Esq. - 1 0 0 J. A. Hankey Esq - s*o Thomas Hardy, Esq. - 1 0 0 Alderman Copaland, (2d John Morley, Esq. - 5 5 0 sub.) - . - 10 0 0 Hon. Alex. Murray - 1 0 0 A. E. Philpot ...

... Messrs Ita.-nelt and Co. 5 5 0 Dr. Thomas Hume - 3 0 0 M* -srs. Prescott, Grote, Miss Hankey . • 1 0 0 and Co. - - -10 0 0 T. P. W. . . .110 . 1 >sr x -spuoner and Co. 5 0 0 S. W. . . -.110 Mess's Barclay, Perkins, Mr. Thomas Wilson .10 0 and Co. . - .10 10 ...