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... rumoured thatAdmira) Sir Robert Stopford.thc present commander-in-chief in the Mediterranean wtll succeed the late Sir Thomas Hardy as Governor of Green- wicli Hospital; that the lIolI. Admiral Fleming, the coif' mander in chief at Portsmouth, will succeed ...
... appointed acting goveinor, pro tun., of Greenwich Hospi- lal, lIIllillhc appointineni ofasuccesso) to the late gallant Sir Thomas Hardy Keening paper. The properly left hy the lale Sir John liamsden is pro digious. The young baronel, 11 or 12 years of age ...
... Kingstown, is I pleasing lo ihe eye, as most ol our readers know.—— NRLSON AND SIN THOMAS HAHIJV.—-Ihe following fact, proves the strong attachment of Sir Thomas Hardy to memory of his distinguished commander, Lord Nelson, to the knowledge of Mr. Behnes ...
... present a peat of bells 10 adorn the tower. DEATH or AUMMME SIR T. MASTERMAN HARDY, BART, AND K.C B.—T!)is event took place hot week at his residence in Greenwich Hospital. Sir Thomas was in the 71st year of his age, having been born on the 5th of i. April ...
... lathwood- Waller and Waters. Le Druide, Hardy, for Marseilles, with coall-Corner and Co., agents. > Favourite, Harvey, Southampton; Catherine, Evans, Liver' pool Four Brothers, Jones, Runcorn Velox, Harris, GIas-\ gow; Thomas, Brewer, Dublin; Sydney, Roberts ...
... from Bridgwater, 14000 bricks—John Clements 5 tons bay—to order. William, Sharman, from Bridgwater, 4000 bricks-W. and R. Thomas; G tons hay-to order. George, Tainplin, fm Bristol, 2 boxes 5 frails fruit—Rogers 1 box tobacco—Anthony Phillips 1 pipe o ...
... Isho prizes wvre wawarded as follow:- For the newest, rarest, or finest pilent, Gesneria Dou. I glassii vertissilata, to Thomas Fitzhughi, Esq. I'las I Power. IFor the best stove pliat, CIcto3 Ackermanii major, to 't . litzhugh, Iesq.; second, Celeotte ...
... persons liable to serve on Juries, and also their lists of idiots and lunatics, which were duly verified and allowed. Mr. Thomas Jones Phillips attended, as Clerk to the Magistrates of the division. LONGEVITY.—There are now living in the family of Mr ...
... that they will abide the storm of public indignation which they have provoked, and is sure to overwhelm them if they have the hardi- hlood to brave its shock. But will they face it? No; postponement will tread upon post- ponement; obstacles will be impeded ...
... admired. The vegetables were it general uncommonly fitue and the improvement in tte coltagers' produce C w es very marked. MAr. Thomas Vere, lardener to e f Rev. J. Totnkihison, of Dorton, Cheshire, exhibit- s i ed sousc choice plaits ; the egg planit bearing ...