... commander, received his death wound. IJe had also sailed with Lord Colling wood for some time, and subse- quently with Sir Thomas Hardy, whose certificates respect- ing his character he had then about him. Subsequently to the peace he got into business with ...

... -Yesterday, Mr. Thomas Wal- brow, a young man of fashionable exterior, and who was said to be respectably connected, was charged with obtaining two bottles of champagne, value 155. , by false pretences From the evidence of Mr. Thomas Hardy, who described ...

... same opinion had been ex- pressed to her Majesty's Government by such distinguished officers as Sir Richard Keats and Sir Thomas Hardy, who, unfortunately, were now no more, he could not refrain from saying that thi. was a subject of the greatest pos- sible ...

... observation of the Hon. Member for Montrose (Mr. Hume), who said that Sir Thomas Hardy did not concur in the claim made by the Admiralty. He (Captain Berkeley) believed that Sir T. Hardy did concur in the justice of that claim, and wished to know upon what ...

... Earl of C, 51.; E. S. 51.; F.H.,51.; H. V., ol. ; H. B, U.; An Inhabitant of the dis- trict, 11. Yesterday, Thomas Hardy, an elderly respectable looking and very portly mac, who has been many years known as a parochial broker in Spitalfields ...

... applicability of his invention. He quoted the favourable opinions expressed by his late Majesty, by Sir Richard Keats, Sir Thomas Hardy, Lieutenant Webster, Lord Hardwickr, Sir Henry Hardingr, Sir George Murray, and other competent naval and military authorities ...

... suspect, by the wav, that the «■ Old Salt's memory is playing tricks with hira when he tells us of the pains taken by Sir Thomas Hardy to per- suade Mr. Edward Myers to enter the British navy. It will readily be conceived that a life like that of Myers afforded ...

... trying the j right to landed property will be applicable, and excited i some curiosity. The four knights — Sir Thomas Branckt-r, , Sir Thomas Potter, Sir Joshua Walm.ley, and Sir George ; Drinkwater — made their appearance girt with swords, ac- cording ...

... stead of the following Gentlemen, who j go out by rotation, viz. : — Cliafles Barron, F^sq. Thomas Pritchard. Esq. John Burnell, Esq. 'William R ...

... had unanimously condemned the . -U-gun brigs for the service to which they were now abnu' to be applied. The late Sir Thomas Hardy, who eminently combined the qualities ot seaman with 'the character ot a British officer— (Hear, hear)— mil under whom ...

... now also Baron Seaford. The late Peer married, secondly, in 1840, Louisa Emily, widow of the gallant Admiral Sir j Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart., G.C.B , but by her had no issue. His personal estate in England is sworn under 20,000/. The absolute interest ...

... complement was settled on the basis of a report of a commission of officers of great expe- rience, amongst whom was Sir Thomas Hardy. Whereas the peace complement had at different times been increased and reduced of late years, and he believed he was correct ...