... Sir RICHARD KEATES has had them under his inspection for two successive years, and has approved of them; whilst Sir THOMAs HARDY, an officer of forty years' standing, two naval lords, and a distinguished admi- rat. all concur in their efficacy and ...

... conspicuous share in the memorable battle of Tra- lalgar; upon which occasion, we understand, Lord Nelson expressed to Sir Thomas Hardy his high approbation of Captain Digby's conduct. Captain Digby also assisted at the reduction of the island of -Minorca ...

... wind, which lasted ao long ta that all handa were dead beat, it became necessary to d shorten sail and Captain, now Sir Thomas Hardy, s gave the order for all hands aloft to reef topsails, Worn rr oat b previous exertions,' not a man was found who would ...

... ? MASONIC PESOTIVAL.-Gn Tuesday. eivening week, a midoonld dinner wee given, at the Bridge Hotell,,Sunderland, to Mir. Thomas Hardy, of that town, in celebration of his fiftieth anniversary ae amaseon. About 00 brethren belonging to the dlfl'erent lodges ...

... amongst a r large-conicourse of 'Speictators. a] QUICK VOYAGE FROM LONDON TO HULL.- St The-elipper schooner Martha, Captain Thomas Hardy, left hi Chamberlain's Wharf, London, on Tuesday morning loot, end as arrived in the Humber the following atteroon, for ...

... splendid tableau. The chief is dying in the moment of victory; the likeness is good, as are those of Sir W. Beatty, Sir Thomas Hardy, &c. A representation of the Holy Shrine of the Nativity, as it now exists at Bethlehem, concludes the exhibition; and ...

... Monsell, Esq-, Tervoe; Robert ArcMbold, M.P.; Clharlis Doyne, -Thromas Seymour, William Jones Armstrong, Robert Bowen, Thomas R. Hardy, William Owen, Charles William Hamilton, and Edward Bullen, Esq., secretary , in attendance. el Mr. Wade having read the ...

... representiation of the ever memorable Battle of Trafalgar, painted by the great Stanfield, under the direction of the late Sir Thomas Hardy. The celebrated dissolving Views from the Polytechnic Institution, London, are also about I to be exhibited. I SUNDAY EVENING ...

... Purchase Bill. Mr. HARDY brought in hile Manchester and Leeds Railway (Bradford branch) Bill, which was read a first time. Mr. M. PHILII'S brought in the Manchester and Leeds Railway (Heywood branch) Bill, which was read a first time. Mr. HARDY brought in thie ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. FRIDAY, APRIL 24. INSOLVENTS. Andrew Paul, Hanover-square, surgical instrument maker. Thomas Dann, Reigate, Surrey, merchant. BANK RUPTS. Joseph Harper, Rotberlhithe-street, Surrey,shipwright. Stuart Hewlings and Charles Watling ...

... Mr Jackson. In PLANTS AND FLOWERS. h Greenhouse Planlss-Ist, J Englan;d, Esq. ; 2nd, A Terry, Is Esq.; 3rd, 3 Fugland, Esq. Hardy or Half-Ilardy Plants- A al ?? and 2nd, J 1iewresonn, Esq. 3rd, A Terry, Esq. Clina h d Aslers-lst, 2nd, and 3rd, Mr Itodgaot ...

... ?? Aylesbury Mr. F1. Hidsodga ?? ?? JI ornataple Sir Wilfliam ?? SIlosnkurn Mr. ?? Beolton Mr. John Brownrlgg ?? osto Mr. Hardy ?? Blackburrn Lord Charles Rusiadil ?? edfordshire Sir J. W. Hogg ?? everley Sir Cornwall ?? Cheshire Sir Willinmit. L, eung ...