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... Sir Richard Williams, and three most distinguished naval officers— namely, Sir G.Cockburn, Sir Charles Adam, and Sir Thomas Mastennan Hardy. There were two First Lords of the Admiralty, and three ad- mirals, highly distinguished in the profession, on the ...
... (Hear, hear.) Why did hon. gentlemen iavil at the appointment of Admiral Fleming? No one found fault with that of Sir Thomas Hardy. (Loud trim of Heart hear.) He believed the right honourable baronet (Sir Kb Peel) appointed that gallaut officer; Lut ...
... BIRTHS. May 2, in Britannia-oquare, Worcester, the lady of tW Frank Hewsoo, and daughter of John Hardy, Esq., of land-place, of a daughter. ?? May 5, in Bentinck-street, the lady of William Mil* Esq., of a daughter. m May 7, at Neachley, Shropshire, Mrs ...
... Steam-ships leave the above Wharf, as follow : — For ANTWERP.— The ANTWERPEN, THOMAS JACK- SON, Commander, every SUNDAY, at 12 o'Clock, Noon. The PRINCESS VICTORIA, THOMAS MINTER, Commander, every THURSDAY, at IS o'Clock, Noon, returning from Antwerp ...
... Lacon, M. de Courcy, Adam Cuppage, T. P. L. Hardy, W. Clark, G. K. Wilson, S. Woodgate, George Kenyon, C. Mathison, C. Lock, Thomas Wilson, G. S. Reynolds, G. S. Hand. Lieutenants — George Sprigg, Henry Eden, Thomas Tribe, R. Tucker, Stewart, Robert Ralph ...
... THE ARMY Troops for China.— Colonel Sir Thomas Wiltshire, Bart., ?? commanding the garrison of Chatham, has given directions to Colonel Weare, K.H., commanding the pro- visional battalion, to hold the under-named officers and number of men in readiness ...
... law, aged 48. f C>n On the -tetfa ult., the Rev. Thomas Grvlls, Rector -oi. y, hum, Cornwall, and Prebendary of Exeter CatheiU- 4 - ?? year of his age. , JC.G On the 2'ith nit, Vice Admiral Sir Thomas Bftk er ' of Walmor, in the county of Kent, aged7l ...
... Marchioness of c «de, Lady Emily De Burgh, Lady Holland, Right toward Ellice, Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Howard, Hon. « Cowper, Miss Hardy, Mr. Stafford, Mr. Her- &nd Mr. Deaison. Lady Mary had afterwards an '6 party. Among the company were the French '•ador, the ...
... Petcrs's, Dublin, the Rev. Franc* M.A., Vicar of Carbery, Kerry, D.L., to Mary daughter of the late Rev. John Hardy. DEATHS. y Nov. 4, the Rev. Thomas Brooksby, Rector o South Hanningfield, iv the oounty of Esse*. Nov. 4, at Sidinouth, aged 21, Sarah Lou daughter ...
... last, in tho county of Wicklow :•— .Mr. George Drought, son of Captain Drought, of Glone.iirig, and Mr. Thomas Acton, eldest son ot the Key. Thomas Acton, of Baf.j_ot-Bt.eet, having spent tho day on the mountains, grouse-shooting, were returning home to ...
... , to Helen Maria, youngest * I the late William Webber, Esq., of Trowbridge. ( Dec. 31, at Lewisham, William Hardy, second j late Major Hardy, R.A„ to Eliza Caroline SeyO-J I est daughter of the late John Edward Lee, Esq., ° J Waltham. , rf Dec. 31, at ...
... Saviour's, Southwark, headed by Sir William Molesworth, M.P., and Mr. Alderman Hum- phery, M.P., and consisting of Msssrs. Thomas Bailer, Thomas May, William Lee, Henry Williams, Joseph New- som, and William Downs (churchwardens); Messrs. J. Thwaitesand M. Lindsey ...