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... 23, at Kirkburton, Arthur, second son of James J* Ley, Esq., of Durant House, Devon, to Caroline, youngest daughtei of Thomas Hardy, Esq., of Birksgate, in the county of York. Sept. 24, at St. Giles's, Camberwell, Seth Charles Ward, iv of C i mber well ...
... branches of the service 6liould have quitted this scene of strife who were ou the Naval and Military Commission—Ad- miral Sir Thomas Hardy, Major General Sir Richard Wil- liams (Marines), and Sir A. Dickson (Artillery). It is con- fidently reported in the garrison ...
... decease was inflammation ol ihe Iq--- 1s - He was raised to the rank of Admiral of the Blue in of , > and succeeded Sir Thomas Hardy, the late Governor *% , '■''*• Hospital, who died on the -'Oh of September, *ai^ ! Ris having held the appointment only ...
... coroner of her Majesty's household and of the verge-, and a jury composed of the officers of the household, upon the body of Thomas Hardy, one of the pages of her Koyal Highness the Princess Augusta. The deceaseei was found in a dying state early oh Saturday ...
... every species of gunnery, and every known system of naval tactics ; but we have the testimony of Sir Richard Keates and Sir Thomas Hardy that this discovery has been made. We are told, with a sneer, that it is improbable that any | man possessed of such a ...
... in Higu Life — Yesterday Lord Seaford led to the altar at St. George's Church, Hanovei-S'uare, Lady Hardy, widow ef the gallant Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy. Tha ceremony was performed by the Dean of Carlisle ; after which they proceeded to the Earl of Boston's ...
... Charles Elphinstone Fleeming is appointed Master of the Seamen's Hospital at Greenwich, in the room of Vie« Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy. 14 Sir Robert Peel publicly denies the statement in a Sun- day newspaper that he had said the No Popery cry was only kept ...
... warfare. The Sailor King saw and conversed with the projector, and referred him to the late Sir Richard Keatea and Sir Thomas Hardy. Sir Biobard Keatea, in company with a naval ollicer of 40 years* srrvire, yet alive, who fought at Trafalgar, and was ...
... Brooke Pechell. Bart. John Rowland Durrant, Esq. Joseph Ranking, Esq. illiam Ford, Esq. William ?? E Thomas Hardy, Esq. John Warmington, Esq. Thomas Help-, Esq. ADVANTAGES OFFEUED TO ASSURERS. 1- Guarantee from all responsibility. , s - Participation ...
... stead of the following Gentlemen, who go out by rotation, viz. : — Charles Barron, Esq. I Thomas Pritehard, Esq. John Burnell, Esq. j William Recce, Esq. Thomas Hardy, Esq. | N.B. The above (lent '.(.uvea are qttgible to be re-elected. Also, for the piwpoae ...
... the Queen at Windsor Castle, and embark at Woolwich for Ostend, where they arrived the ?? evening. — Death of Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Baronet, and ?? at Greenwich, in thr 71st year of bis — Grand Conservative banquet at Lifton Park, South Devon. — ...
... (Hear, hear.) Why did hon. gentlemen iavil at the appointment of Admiral Fleming? No one found fault with that of Sir Thomas Hardy. (Loud trim of Heart hear.) He believed the right honourable baronet (Sir Kb Peel) appointed that gallaut officer; Lut ...