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... 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 armorial bearings or heraldic esCocheons whatever. The isiscription upon it nas simply this— Sir Thomas Masterman ...
... friends!rip. We copy with very great pleasure the following true and beautiful outline ofthe character of Vice Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart. G.C.B. late governor of Greenwich Hospital, from the Gentleman's Magazine for this Month, which emanates from the ...
... 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 ...
... The consideration of the letter was, after son.* adjourned. d(t |b ...
... week : A MOST ATROCIOUS JOB iS in contemplation since our first edition. We have ascertained that the successor to Sir Thomas Hardy is already named, that the initials of S. C. will, in all probability, answer to the most flagitious appointment ever ...
... 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, ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... , 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 ...
... and made the subject of a special vote of thee ks. In consequence of the vacancy occasioned by the demise of Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Admiral Sir Graham Moore was appointei one of the vice-presidents of the society. There were not less than 75 memorials ...
... Commander of the Most Honourable Military Order the Bath, to be Knight Grand Cios* of ihe raid Order, in the room of Sir Thomas Hardy, deceaaed. Her Majeeiy ha* further been pleased to appoint Rear Admiral Samuel and Major-General Sir John Knight, Companion ...
... the funeral, was aide-de-camp to Sir Thomas Hardy ■ on board the Victory, at the battle of Trafalgar, and had his leg shot way while standing by Hardy's side at the time Nel- son fell. i The death of Admiral Hardy is deeply deplored, and several tradesmen ...