... whom lie lenuves two sorts. His lordship married secotidly, the lot October, 1840, Ladly HIardy, widow of Admnirial Sir Thomas Hardy, the late Go- vernoir of Greenwich 1-lospitnil. The late lord, whon AMr Ellis, represented Seaford in the House of Conninnons ...

... 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 ...

... were carefully preserved. In pursuance of the admiral's directions. they wvere given, with several other things. by Sir Thomas Hardy, his captain, to Lady Hamilton; by her they were transferred, under peculiar circumstances, to a late alderman of London; ...

... 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 ...

... M~acor of Sheffield, Thomas Dunni, Lag., Wan. Fisher, no Esej , Itobert Miliian, Esg., Henry Forbes, Ean., William ti Rand, Eqg, kobert Bentley, LEgq., 'Thomas Badger, Esq., ft B. Badger, 1'sq., Edwvard Damnes, Jon. Fag., Thomas ti Blackburn, LEgq (Lcverpool) ...

... committed to prison for six weeks, for an assault upon Thomas Jonces. Thomasin Richards, of ilkeston, charged with stealing one pair of boots, and various other articles, the goods of bMary Hardy. Thomas Stevenson, of Misterton, Notts, charged with steal- ...

... of the use of steam vessels its war. He (Lord John Russell) remembered havitig frequent conversations with the late Sir Thomas Hardy upon this subject; and he re- membered, too, the view which that gallant admiral took of the use to be made of stetm-vessels ...

... allant friend, Sir Thlomas Hardy, requesiting hint to apply to Cte Adatiraity to nanie a cootmiasion of two or thriee officers anti engineers, to confer respecting ithe constructionl of steanm-vessels. liut Sir Thomas Hardy said .to hint, It is of nto ...

... Oct. 24. William Faryon, Farringdon-street, City, licensed victualler. John {iUrney, Lambuth-walk, Surrcy, brewer. (George H~ardy, Saint Ires, Ilunltingdon41ire, innkeopcr. Albany Fcattherstonlhaulgh, Groat Bolton, Lalncashire, butcher. Francis Gill, ...

... to be Captain by purchase. B£REvcr.-Captain Thomas Cradock, of the 73rd Foot, to be Major in the Army. BANKRUPTS. W. F.aryo, FarringdOc.street, licensad victualler J . Gurney, L-anbeth walk. breaer G Hardy, SLt. ve s, Htlutingdonshire, innkeeper x. r ...

... Scholar, Queen's College. Robert Hake, Commoner, St. Edmund Hall. John Hardie, Commoner, St. Mary Hall. Thomas S. Huxley, Commoner, Exeter. Charles H. Laurie, Scholar, Queen's College. Thomas B. Ludlow, Servitor, Christ Church. John Morgan, Scholar, Jesus College ...

... e. every constitutional means for securing Mr. Rathbone's pi return. A vote of thanks was given to Thomas Black- di 9 burn, William Preston, and Thomas Chalmer, Esqrs., P( a for theirfaithful and ableservices asrepresentatives of the W 5 ward, and a similar ...