... the Duke of Richmond, Earl of M into, Viscount Melville, Viscouut Howick, Sir llussey Vivian, Sir Henry Hard in ge. Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Charles Adam, and Sir A. Dickson. The Commission sat three hours. A deputation of tobacconists from Liverpool, Leeds ...

... is a sineenre, of no real use except as a retreat for some distinguished veteran ofthe navy, lt was last filled by Sir Thomas Hardy, the comrade of Nelson at Trafalgar. Admiral Fleeming, who has just been appointed to the place by the Whig Admiralty, ...

... the Commander-in-Chief, the Ma-teM' en^ . ?? ■ I- tiie Ordnance, Lord IWinto and the Lord..! the w . ?? ■ ;e Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Henry iJxrriinge. » Adjutant-General.— Courier, ...

... receipt of the Gallant Admiral s adJ h u.nT ?? ' ?? Wm ° di *™»ioD, Lord Radstock, after alluding to the recent death of s> Thomas Hardy, one of th « vice-presidents of the .° c v ?? S2LSST - s,r Graham Moor « he elected * «*5 The motion was put and carried ...

... and Mrs. Leicester Stanhope, Hon. Robert Curzon, Baroness o? «_*2ouche. Sir Charles Rowley, Marquis of Londonderry Sir Thomas Hardy, Karon do Moncorvo, Lord ntxl Lady D - lamere Lord Seaham. Lady Trollope Sir William Hevira ■■• Sir Frederick Wetherall ...

... country's cau-e, is to have he post of Governor of Greenwich Hospital, left' vacant by the lamented demise of Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, the friend of our immortal Nelson.in whose arms theunconquered iero breathed his Inst, and who had led Britannia's flag ...

... and at the barracks. His Imperial Highness and party arrived at Greenwich Hospital about a quarter past four, where Sir Thomas Hardy received tl.e Grand Duke and the Prince of the Netherlands The Grand Duke went over tl.e Hospital, where everything 10 ...

... bounds the county of Kent. After which he proceeded in the barge to view Greenwich Hospital, where he was re- ceived by Sir Thomas Hardy wiih every mark' f respect anil attention, the old pensioners having opened the great iron gate in front ol the river to ...

... residence of Viscount Melbourne in Downin-r-street. The Duke of Wellington, Karl of Minto, Lord Hill, Sir Hu-sey Vivian, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Henry Hardinge, and other commis- sioners were present. The Bishop of Sodor and Man, Mr. Pease, M.P., Mr. Humpherv ...

... direction ot the funeral, was with Sir Thi ma Hardy on board the Victory at the battle of Trafalgar, anc had his leg shot away while standing by Hardy's side at thi time Nelson fell The death of Admiral Hardy is deeply deplored, . n ...

... relatives of the de- ceased Lord. Lord Thomas Hay read the funeral service in an impressive manner. Anecdote of the Late Sir Thomas Hardy. — The following fact, which proves the strong at- tachment of Sir I'homas Hardy to the memory of his dis- tinguished ...

... party at Ashridge Castle yesterday. I Lord Seaford has heen down at the residence J of his late gallant friend, Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, super- i I intending the funeral. r . i Lord Glenelg arrived at St&ttgardt on the' 18th inst. * Miss Burdett Coutts i&staying ...