... of the use of steam vessels its war. He (Lord John Russell) remembered havitig frequent conversations with the late Sir Thomas Hardy upon this subject; and he re- membered, too, the view which that gallant admiral took of the use to be made of stetm-vessels ...

... the Admiralty into effect. ?? recohlected, several years ago, in the ease of the ship Caledonia, the inventions of Sir Thomas Hardy, General Miller, and Sir William Congreve, were all fairly brought forward and tried by a united board. The Board of Ordnance ...

... I'er.. M. P., Sir George Stric~klanld, Bart., ?? P., Simirinan Crawiford, Esq ., J. A. Roebuck. E'sq., John Gully, Esq., Thomas Hardy, lEsq., of Itirksizate, - Middleton, of Middloton-liall, Hecnry Cowper Marshall, Fs1,George Goodmean, Esq., Leeds, .1. ...

... allant friend, Sir Thlomas Hardy, requesiting hint to apply to Cte Adatiraity to nanie a cootmiasion of two or thriee officers anti engineers, to confer respecting ithe constructionl of steanm-vessels. liut Sir Thomas Hardy said .to hint, It is of nto ...

... trial. Charles Taylor, George Cox, William Poole, Charles Giths, Thomas Herbert, William Winspere, Thomas Irons, James Burton, William Conway, Alex. Hardy, James John Norton, Samuel Hardy, and Morgan, were then placed at the bar. After the witnesses were ...

... LICENSES. GREENWICH, FEB. 12. (Present-Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson, Bart., Chairman; Crowley Millington, Esq.; Jobn Thackeray, Esq.; Thomas Lewin, Esq., and Josbua Hargrave, Esq-) LzvisHAm.-Greea Man, Blackheath, Thomas Whit. marsh to Ann Whitmarsh. ST. PAUL ...

... Whitebead, Rum Puncheon, Whitecross-street, of a pewter pot. To Thomas Norman, 23 Li for apprehending William Jones for robbing Mr. Walker, Crown and Cushion, Marsh-gate, of a pewter pot. To Thomas Reeve, for detecting Mary Somers in robbing Mr. Wilson, Two ...

... Jobn Haslam, and Jeseph bIxon, Manchester, wvarehousemen teO far as regards Joseph Dixon) James Richard Hardy. Jonn Smart Hardy, and Jarmes Hardy, e High-street, SbiRdwell, *tationer.-Joseph Donkeraley, Thom - Hlnchtlle, and John Tauktr. of Henley, Yorkshire ...

... meetineg. A similar letter was rd fromi the venerabhle Mr. 'Thomas Clarkson. Among the gentlemen who took part tn the proceediags of theday, were Mr Ewart, M Alr. Etty, .A, Dr. AMartin Barry, Mr. Thomas Saunders, F3A,, Mr. Pren- dergast, barrister, Mr. Payne ...

... November 12 sod following Wednesday. Jolint Hardy and George Hardy, of Whibeach. grocere, first divi- dend of 4d. in tlse pound, and a first dividend of 7P. Ild. in the poundl or the Separate estate of Johin Hardy, payable at 13, Old Jowry, City, onl November ...

... College; Hnke, Rebert, Commoner, St. Edmund's Hall; Hardie, John, Commoner, St. Mary's Hall; Huxley, Thomas S., Commoner, Exeter College; Lowry, Charles H ., Scholar of Queen's College ; Ludlow, Thomas B., Ser- vitor, Christ Churchl ; organl, John, Scholer ...

... , Attvood, New York, HOB; Milton, Bowlby, Elsineur and St. Pelerslsrg, 242; Agoes, Lamont, St. Thomas's and Nassau, New Providence, 124; Britannia, Hardie, Calcutta, 497. SHIPS CLEARED OUTWARDS WIT1I CARGO.-Tne Possidone, Valentine, for Hong-Kong and ...