... 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, ...

... hands of the O Connell Ministry. The government of Greenwich Hospital vacated by the demise of that gallant sailor, Sir Thomas Hardy, as well as a Grand Cross of the Bath. By the more recent death of Mr. y H. A j’ Judgeship is at their disposal. All the ...

... 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, ...

... Foreign. office. e of Wellington, of Mint°, Viscount Howicit , —1)11tt Melville,Lid Sir Hussey Vivian, Sir George ;1 Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Caaries Adam, and eiher tett e r rs of the nav a l and military commission, had a meeting a 7 at the T r easury. The ...

... and made the .staicet of a special vote of thanks. In consequence. of the vacancy occasioned by the demise of Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Admiral Sir Graham Mnore was appointed one of the Vice-Presidents of the Society. There were not less than 75 memorials ...

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

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

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

... Jury found him guilty, and the Court sentenced him t » fortnight’s imprisonment in the House of Correction. Thomas Hardy, sen., and Thomas Hardy, jun. (father and sun), were mdiced. the la't-r for breaking and entering th.* couu'ing-boui'e of Messrs. Pdoar-r ...

... 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 ...

... Chronicle ' • and an Obituary, including Mem o i rs o f th e D u k e o f B e df or d , Mr. Justice Vaughan, Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Colonel Herr ede Montmorency, Alderman Scholey, Mrs. Jane, Baldwin, &c &c. Price 2s. 6d. Published by W. Pickering, C ...

... , and made the subject of a special vote of thanks. consequence of the vacancy occasioned by the demise of Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Admiral Sir Graham Moore was appointed one of the vice-presidents of the society. There were not less than 75 memorials ...