... tempt This report of Lieutenant Webster corroborated to the letter all that had been said by Sir Richard Keats and Sir Thomas Hardy. But it was treated with de- rision, and was said to have been brought about by col- lusion between Captain Warner and ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Taylor, a solicitor and agent of Mr. Josiah Wilson, an extensive houseowner residing at Stamford-hill ; Thouias Hardy, a broker, and Thomas Winter, a broker's man, were charged before Mr. Brougliton at Worship- street, on Saturday, with tbe following violent ...

... Whitmore Isaao, Mr. Robert Stephenson, Mr. Benbow, and A deputation from the Torquay and Newton Railway, consisting of Mr. Thomas- Kitsou, chairman of the provi- sional committee ; Mr. Dyinond, engineer ; Mr. Charles Kit son, solicitor; and Mr. Burke, ...

... Esq. W. M. Tweedy, Esq. Richard Npooncr, Esq. Thomas Birkbeck, E-q. The committee meet on Wednesday next, the loth instant, at two o'clock. Ti.sTiMiixiAL. — On Thursday, May 2, 1844, tlie Rev. Wm. Hardy Vernon, rector of the village of Carshal- I ton ...

... Henderson, J. Hamilton, G.Hamilton, John Hart, Wm. Howard, J. C. Hawker, J. R. Harris, John Hallett, Mr. Holloway. Alfred Hardy, Arthur Hardy, John Hance, H. Johnson, H. Jickling, W. James, G. S. Kingston, J. Knott, S. G. Klose, Dr. Kent, Capt. Lipson, R.N. ...

... adventurer whe should be hardy enough to force his way into it. If it should be found that this country has a just right to the Oregon territory after all, how would America justify her having encouraged a gang of hardy adventurers to settle there ...

... commencement of the next session by accepting tbe Stewardship of the Chiltcrn Hundreds. The rumour adds that Mr. Hardy's third son, Mr. Gathorne Hardy, barrister-at-law, will offer himself for the acceptanoe of Ihe constituency. From our knowledge of Mr. Gathorne ...

... Jermyn, 8.A., Trinity Hall ; Thomas Rigby Kewley, 8.A., Magdalene H all ; Frederick Gifford Nash, 8.A., Pembroke College ; John Harries Thomas, 8.A., Trinity College ; Charles Alsager Tryon, 8.A., St. John's College ; Thomas Wren, 8.A., St. John's College ...

... for amalgamating the interests of the two oompanies, consisting of Mr. William Collett, M.P., Mr. W. B. Booth by, Mr. Simon Hardy, with Mr. Mathew Barrington, solicitor of the company. The Health of Towns Commission had a meeting at Owyder House, Whitehall ...