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... Robert Davies, Benjamin Drew, Francis Green, Francis Grogan, Richard Gullett David Hardy, Thomas Henderson (colourserjeant!, Jacob Hendieott, Patrick Hernon, Thomas Holmes, James Ireland Richard Jaundrell, Henry Janes, James Kane (cor- nonl) James Kilgarrou ...
... Keppel, James E. Murray, Thomas Smith, George Dobson, Edward Scott, Edward Harvey, S. Pritchard ; Commanders Charles Leach, Cliarles Starmer, Thomas P. Le Hardy, John C. Hoseason, F. W. Horton, Edward Crouch, Peter Fisher, Thomas Baring Bond, John Tudor ...
... stead ofthe following Gentlemen, who go out by rotation, vie. : — Charles Barron. Esq. | Thomas Pritcliaid, K«wj. John Burnell, Esq. AVilliam Recce, Esq. Thomas Hardy, Esq. N.B. The above Gentlemen are eligible to be re-elected. Also for the purpose of electing ...
... stead of the following Gentlemen, who go out by rotation, viz. : — Charles Barron, Esq. I Thomas Pritehard, Esq. John Burnell, Esq. j William Recce, Esq. Thomas Hardy, Esq. | N.B. The above (lent '.(.uvea are qttgible to be re-elected. Also, for the piwpoae ...
... John Ross Mahon, John Sharman Crawford, John Bolton Massy, Thomas Butler, Francis Donagh, George Hoe, J. B. Bankhead, Sir Percy Nugent, Bart., William Owen, Kobert Kane, M.D., Thomas K. Hardy, Wm. Sherrard, C. AY. Hamilton, andThos. Hutton, Esqrs., members ...
... the Queen at Windsor Castle, and embark at Woolwich for Ostend, where they arrived the ?? evening. — Death of Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Baronet, and ?? at Greenwich, in thr 71st year of bis — Grand Conservative banquet at Lifton Park, South Devon. — ...
... First Lord of the Admiralty, was perfectly right to destroy that system. He was assisted at the time by the advice of Sir Thomas Hardy, one of the most distinguished officers of the day, and also by another gallant officer, Admiral Dundas, than whom there ...
... Melbourne was then Prime Minister, and he (Sir F. Burdett) supposed that he had the re- port of Sir Richard Keats and Sir Thomas Hardy, which was now lost. What had become of that report he could not say, but some person ought to he answerable for it ; and ...
... William Bromet, Esq., M.D., F.S.A. Rev. John Bathurst Deane, M.A., F.S.A. Benjamin Terry, Esq. Thomas Duffies Hardy, Esq. Edward Hawkins, Esq., ?? F.S.A. Thomas William King, Esq., F.S.A. Rev. Samuel Roffey Maitland, ?? F.S.A. Charles Manby, Esq., F.G.S ...
... the committee had resolved that Mr. Thomas James Ireland was not duly elected ; that the late election was a void election; that Mr. Ireland, by his agents, had beeu guilty of bribery and treating; that Sir Thomas Winnington, a candidate at the late election ...
... Cookes and Long James Reid Saml. Grteine Walter Westrup and Co, Horatio Hardy Charles Moss and Vo. Joseph Gibson Phillipps and Tiplady Thos. W. Ah!** \V. Abercrombie __ oJ ...
... been Lord Melville and Lord Minto. In addition, there were Sir George Cockburn and Sir Charles Adam ; and although Sir Thomas Hardy did not sign the recommendations of the commission, he assented to them. This commission found a retired list called the ...