... M. HARDY. The funeral of this gallant veteran took place at Greenwich on Saturday. The funeral, though not strictly speaking a public one, or at least such a public one as the services and high professional character and situation of Sir T. Hardy might ...

... entitling me to your confidence and support. 1 hare the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient humble servant, THOMAS HARDY. J'lo. 15, Gray's-Inn,•square. man a,T I.ovnnV iIItIDGE, TO-.MaitOW -48 min. afar e 1 Atlemma . .17 rain. after 7 Ziln ...

... on the business of the company. DEATH OP SIR THOMAS M. HARDY. BART..—At a few minutes before two o'clock yesterday afternoon, that meritorious and gallant officer, Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart., G C. 13., Governor of the Royal Hospital ...

... esq. Frederick Flowers, esq. Thomas Hardy, tsq. Thomas Ha w kes, esq. ALP. Cadman Hodgkinson, esq. George Houghton, esq. TORS. BARING, M.P. Chairman. sq., Deputy Chairman. Sir Charles A. Leslie, Bart. John Nash, esq. Thomas Nash, esq. Colonel Perceval ...

... OBITUARY. Flag Officers—Adminl Sir Isaac Coffin, Bart. G.C.H. ; Vice- Admiral Sir Thomas Mastetman Hardy, G.C.B. ; Rear-Adm. Jae, Master, Ret. Captains—John Joyce, Thomas Stamp, George W. Hooper, David Buchan. Commanders—Robert T. Haverneld ; John C. ...

... Historical Chronicle: and an Obituary, including Memoirs of the Duke of Bedford, Mr. Justice Vaughan, Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Col. HerVe de Montmorency, Alderman Scholey, Mrs. Jane Baldwin, &c. etc. Price 2s. 6d. Published by W. Pickering, Cha ...

... better to keep the rigging In a state of readiness in the dockyard. He (Sir J. G.) yielded his opinion to that of Sir Thomas Hardy, but every thing depended on the rigging being kept in constant readiness for immediate service. He was bound to say that ...

... has made the passage from Liverpool to this place in 51 hoursmaking an average speed of 11 miles and a half per hour. Sir Thomas Hardy has for some time past been seriously indispnsed. PETERSBURG, June 2._1-his Majesty the Emperor has been pleased to give ...

... the defendant has been in custody before for obtaining money in a similar manner from Lord Portarlington. the late Sir Thomas Hardy, Colonel Frederick, and several other noblemen and gentlemen. On former occasions she passed by other names in the pursuit ...

... e of Mr. Akroyd, of Co. ventry.—Leamington Chronicle. ANECDOTE OF THE LATE SIR THOMAS rlannv.—..The following fact, which proves the strong attachment of Sir Thomas Hardy to the memory of his distinguished commander, Lord Nelson, came to the knowledge ...

... Wilson, Esq., citizen and fishmonger ; Thomas Pounder, Esq., citizen and stationer ; Arthur Pott, Esq., citizen and grocer; Thomas Mills, Esq., citizen and fishmonger; Frederick Perkins, Esq., citizen and brewer; Thomas Brandram, Esq., citizen and was-chandler ...

... Mr. Chambers asked the prisoner whether she knew Miss Lockley, and whether she had not, by making use of the tame of Sir Thomas Hardy, obtained a sum of money from that lady ?—The prisoner disclaimed all knowledge of the circumstance. Horsford said he was ...