... remains of Sir Thomas Hardy Were conveyed is extremely plain ; it is of oak, covered with black cloth, and studded with gilt nails ;it has no .11 11101 ial bearrngs or heraldic meocheons whatever. The (ascription upon it was simply this— Sir Thomas !V lastermau ...

... DP A TIT OP STR THOMAS M. HARDY RART GOVERNOR OF GREENWICH HOSPITAL. At a few minutes before two o'clock yesterday after- noon, that meritorious and gallant officer, Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart., ?? Governor of the Royal Hospital, ...

... residence of Viscount Melbourne in Downing-street. The Duke of Wellington, the Earl of Minto, Lord Hill, Sir Hussey Vivian, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Henry Hardinge, and other Commis- sioners were present. Baron de Bourqueney has been presented as Charg. ?? of his ...

... The consideration of the letter was, after son.* adjourned. d(t |b ...

... Harrison and several other gentlemen im- mediately went on shore to the Hospital to wait upon the vice-patron of the club, Sir Thomas Hardy, and afford him an opportunity of inspecting the elegant prize about to be sailed for. The gallant admiral expressed his ...

... oo Satur- day in Downiug-suei't upon the subject of the Beer Ai ts .mem Bill. The Lords of the Admiralty dined with Sir Thomas Hardy on Saturday at Greenwich Hospital. Dispatches from Sir Lionel Smith, Governor of Jamaica, from Sir John Col borne, Lieutenant ...

... Greenwich. Here si still for some time, whilst Commodore Harrison, aw by several members of the club, went on shore to *n Thomas Hardy a sight of the cup, the reward of f* fill competitor in the match. The river at Gre sented a very animated and cheerful ...

... weal. Hence the B°^t of Greenwich Hospital has been held in stl . ajd Sir Henry Thompson, Sir John Colpoys, Keats, and Sir Thomas Hardy, the late - t j^) pointed by Sir James Graham, when at tl' e j I the Admiralty. Now what has been the eon** 11 tfd Earl ...

... Gazette. St an t oft L* I' M ' Hardy.— A cast from the face of, 1 ho*. ,. cr has been taken by Mr. Behiics, prepari- ng'a bust for a statue. Mr. Behnes, in taking of 1 *- * n ' iniatur « of Lord Nelson suspended *f*r Thomas, whicli he always wore on his ...

... arena of a bull-fi.ht. It was bought from _ord Cowley, and 4000/. is, we understand, the sum that has ma pa d for it. Bir Thomas Hardy. — This gallant veteran has for some ime past ?? seriously indisposed — Morning Herald. ?? Clara Novello has just returned ...

... rules and regulations of the service ; so Ensign Baring was appointed to the personal staff of Mr. Poulett Thomson ! Sir Thomas Hardy, the gallant veteran who held the appointment of Governor of Greenwich Hospital died. There was an Elliot who wanted a ...

... mander of thG Most Honourable Military Order of the Bath, to be a Knight Grand Cr»ss of the said Order, in the room of Sir Thomas Hardy, deceased. He. Majesty has further been pleased to appoint Rear Ad- miral Samuel Pym and Major General Sir John Boscawen ...