... WIinito, ths Duke olwRicmord, Earl ef Viinto, Vlukoot M elville, iltcount ?? k, h ir Ilu5 ey Vivian, Sir Henry fardinge. Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Chas. Adams, nud Sir A. Dickdoo. The Commissiosn sat three hours. The Earl of Ciarendon left Farrnneels Hotel yesterday ...

... sixteen hundred per cent. So much for the justice of the ?? Len, Cireuler. WILL OF ADMIRAL SIa THOMAS HARDY. -The will of the late Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart., ?? Vice-Admiral in the Royal Navy, and late Governor of Greenwich Hospital, has just been ...

... of Messrs. Trotter, of Edinburgh-..Caledonian Mercury. ANECDOTE OF THE LATESIR THOMAS HARDY.- Th, e filowing fact, which proves the strong attachment of Sir TIIoOIAS HARDY to the memory of his distinguished comsmunder Lord NELsoN, came to the knowledge ...

... naval officers, differing from himself in politics, as preferable to the busy partisan for the successor of the late Sir Thomas Hardy. This is human nature. If the governorship of Greenwich Hospital be held up as a special reward for those who have been ...

... was upon the life of Thomas tHardy, 1 a respectable tradesman, and secretary 'of the ConstitV- ?? Society. The English juriesoif that day were not like the ?? juries of the present day; they ac- quitted Hardy, and not only Hardy, but all against whom ...

... ramoured that Admiral Sir Robert Stopford, the present Commander-in-Chief in the Mediterranean, will succeed the late Sir Thomas Hardy as Governor of Green.. wich Hospital; and that the Hon. Admiral Fleming, the Cormnander-in-Chief at Portsmouth, will succeed ...

... turday in DJvninr-street, upon the subject of the Beer Acts Amendment 11ill. The Lwrds Ef the Admiralty dinr d with Sir Thomas Hardy oa Saturday at G}raenwioh*Hospinel. Diepatelmes from Sir Lionel Bm;tb, governlor of Jsamaica, roau Sir Julia Colborne, ...

... residence of Viscount Melbourne, in Downing-street. The Duke of Wellington, Earl of MiitD, Lord Hill, Sir Husscy Vivian, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Henry Hardinge, and other commissioners, were present. - We learn thiat G. B. Wharton, Esq., of Lincoln's-inn- fields ...

... of Mr. Thomas Babington Macaulay to the office of her ?? Secretary at War. GOVERNOR OF GRENEWICIe -IOSPITAL.-Itis ?? that Admiral Sir Robert Stopfoad, the present Commander-in-Chief in the Meditterratean, will succeed the late Sir Thomas Hardy, and that ...

... receiving the remairs of the governors and other officers of the hospital. The mausoleum now contains 92 coffins; that of Sir Thomas Hardy is placed immediately above that of hS predecessor, the late Sir R, Keats. Whilst the coffin was being placed in its narrow ...

... unfit for use. Has called on thlem a *few times since, and alwavs found them iii a very distressed state. Hainnah Hardy. wife of Thomas Hardy examined-Re- voectsf, that beetue wshe came to Fliltot,, she camue three xmas tod tie .Altneba Boardi of Guardians ...

... wrong, and every man will sit peaceably under his own fig-tree. Since the days of John Horne Tooke, John Tlhelwall, and Thomas Hardy, there never has, perhaps, appeared so much popular talent employed to resist aristocratical oppressions as at this time ...