... Lordship,I wvalking tilo quarter-deck whore lie was shot, said to Sir Thomas Hardy (who Was ever close to his side), IHardy, what signal Shall I ?? expects every man to do his duty ?? Sir 'Thomas replied (and no one else dared to have done it), IWould it not ...

... :-Mr. Geo. Rice, jun., tU t.Xrtocer; Mr. Henry Wells, druggist- Pi Lk 4r. Thomas Hardy, floer dealer; Mr. w a t man, shopkeeopr-conservatives. On the 'w -if the above day, Mr. Hardy and Mr. a ,Vassed a portion of the above ward, and * i reir respective addresses ...

... added to the treasury of useful keowledge. The above particulars were kindly furnisherd to out reporter by Dr. Thomas Williams, of St. Thomas's Hospital. FUNERAL OF RICHARD CARLILE. W (Written espressly for the Star) The above ceremony took place on Sunday ...

... being made for the Durham County Agricultural Society's next show at Stockton. The Stockton magistrates have committed Thomas Hardy for trial, charged with embezzling the money of his employer, Mr Applegarth, grocer and coal-merchant. At Darlington second ...

... 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 ...

... 27t1, aged 80, Mr Thomas Welford, publican, all of that plac ?? 28th inst. at Tudhoc, aged 82, Elizabeth, wife of Mr Peter Richardson.-The 2nd inst. at Kir. ton's Gate, aged 28, deservedly respected, Thomas, el- dest son of Mr Thomas Sill.-The 27th inst ...

... were carefully preserved. In pursuance of the Ad- miral's directions, they were given, with several other things, by Sir Thomas Hardy, his captain, to Lady Ha- milton; by her they were transferred, under peculiar cir- cumstances, to a late Alderman of London ...

... Governor of Greenwich Hospital, be requested to accept the office of Vice-Patron, vacant by the lamented death of Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy; which was carried by acclamation. A very satisfactory statement of the finances of the club was made by the treasurer; ...

... and will be one of the largest in England. TiE HARDY TESTIMONIAL.-The monument, which is being erected on Blagdon Hill,yincommemoration ofthatillus- trious naval hero, the late Admiral Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Barb., G.C.B., presents now a picturesque, striking ...

... - west ward : Joseph Chrimes (tory), 51; Joseph Perrin (tory), 35; Thomas Banks (liberal), 28.-South-east ward : Peter Rylands (liberal), 62; William Sanderson (liberal), l1;; Thomas Jackson (tory), 51; John Evans (pubican), 44.-Latehford ward: Joseph ...

... Perkins, :y Thomas linnigan, Patrick Conlan, George Prouidmnan Peter Radical, Michael lahon, Thomas Garland, John al Donally, Patrick Finnigain, William Harrison, Michel W *d Dolan, Patrick Tully, William Hurly, John Locke, and II; a Thomas Silcox-in all ...

... was insanei that Sir Riehard Reast was in his dotage, nd tatir Thomas Hardy obly yielded 'to him from habits of ntimacy and respect. Was it to be thought thatan oflicer like Sir T. Hardy would, in a mat- ter entrusted to him by ilsesovereigo, Bsfuer himself ...