... next. Viscount Morpelh will leave Manchester this day for Dublin. Lord Seaford is on a visit to the widow of Admi- ral Sir Thomas Hardy, at her seat in Kent. Lord A Iford anda party of gentlemen have ar- rived in Norway, where they intend remaining until ...

... alive of the compliments Webster received on the evening of that day from Nelson's captain, the late Sir Thomas Hardy ; and a gallant admiral, Sir Thoma* Livingstone, who was alive a few months ago, and i hope is atill alive, will testify, if this cruel attack ...

... Buchanan. Dumbar- tonshire, on a visit to the Duke and Duchess of Montrose. To-day the marriage of Lady Hardy, widow of the late Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, nith Lord Seaford is to be solemnised. Her Ladyship is verging on her fiftieth year and his Lordship ...

... is past the art of man to avoid comin°- ! into contact with my mode of operating. Admirals I Sir Richard Keats and Sir Thomas Hardy most , solemnly declared, in their report to King William IV., that my inventions had put an extinguisher upon all naval ...

... GeorgeV Church, Hanover-square, Lady Hardy, widow of the gallant Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy. There were present — Lady George and Miss Seymour, Mr. and Mrs. Granville Berke- ley, the Hon. Charles Fitzroy, the Misses Hardy, Sec. The ceremony was performed by ...

... Waidegrave to Frances, widow of John James Waidegrave, of Navestock, Esq. OCTOBER. I.— Lord Seaford to Lady Hardy, widow of the late Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy. 3. — By special license, Viscount Folkestone, eldest son of the Earl and Countess of Radnor, to Lady ...

... accident took place. Gregory leaves the railway station at eight o'clock. He is employed about the station at that time. Thomas Hardy Bertram re-examined — l employ a man named Higgs to walk over and inspect the line through the Sonning cutting. It is his ...

... tiiat of the Queen is not more thau fifteen inches. Her maga/ine, which is now in midships, ou the plan of the late Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Poulteny Malcolm, and Sir Frederick Maitland, is to be altered, and fitted forward on the recent improved plan adopted ...

... and the conviction caused a very evident sensation amongst the multitude. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. — Expensive Amuse- ment. — Thomas Hardy, a medical student, was charged with having wilfully broken two street lamps. The police proved that the defendant threw ...

... will be launched at Chatham on Friday, the 21st inst., at half-past one o'clock. At the suggestion of the late Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, whilst he was at the Admiralty, this ship was constructed to serve in the Baltic seas. Her dimensions are very large in ...

... Frederick John M ?? Esq., coroner of her Majesty's household and ft and a jury composed of the officers ofthe liousi i body of Thomas Hardy, one of the pag ' Highness the Princess Augusta. The di revs lin a dying state, early on Saturday morn:..' ist the servants ...

... was produced of the persons to whom they were addressed living at the directions written on them. A letter addressed to Thomas Hardy, 44, Grosvenor-street, was marked as not to be found, and servants of the house proved the man's residence there. The prisoner ...