... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... November 12 sod following Wednesday. Jolint Hardy and George Hardy, of Whibeach. grocere, first divi- dend of 4d. in tlse pound, and a first dividend of 7P. Ild. in the poundl or the Separate estate of Johin Hardy, payable at 13, Old Jowry, City, onl November ...

... College; Hnke, Rebert, Commoner, St. Edmund's Hall; Hardie, John, Commoner, St. Mary's Hall; Huxley, Thomas S., Commoner, Exeter College; Lowry, Charles H ., Scholar of Queen's College ; Ludlow, Thomas B., Ser- vitor, Christ Churchl ; organl, John, Scholer ...

... Herdy and George f-Hardy, of Wisheach, Camubridgeishire, grocers, Hay 20-Henry Pea- idcock Gray, of Caroline-street, Eaton-squarO, horse dealer, May 20- ed John Ralph, fernoerly of Weston, hat now of Baoth, Innkeepecr, May 11-Thomas Ferris, of Wool to ...

... tabhon a'd Jumef Mazinsnie, of Pool-quay, Montgomnryshire, mtners -Thomas .UTurk, Simon Puckering, and Wilitam Thomas Maklin, of ?? -ulponllu-sll, woollese drapers (so far us regards Thomas 'Turh) -- Henry Hill and William D)ickinson, of 4, Free School- ...

... College, I Cambridge. DEACONS. Thomas Henry Jones, B.A., Pembroke College, Cambridge. Uireville Phillimore, M.A., Student of Christ Church, t Gxford. I Frederick Prettyman, B.A., Fellow of Mngdalen College, t Oxford. t Thomas Bell, M.A., Exeter College, ...

... Ashton-under-Lyne-Mr. James Walker, Wellington and Blocher Inn. Bradford-Messrs. John Wade, New Inn, and Thomas Barber, Manor House Inn. Stockport-Mr. Thomas Morley, Nelson Inva. Macclesfield-Messrs. Henry L. Shore, Bull's'Head, and William May, Unicorn Inn ...

... Ni;- man, promoted; Whaley Nicoll Hardy, vice Kennedy, promoted; John Lawrence Bolton, vice Lock, promoted; James Rundle Lugg, vice Gilbert, promoied, George Heery John Aleasaeder Froser, vice Baddeley, promoted; Thomas Lambert, vice Norie, promoted. Corps ...

... Mrs. Lefevre and Misses Lefevre, Viscount Duicannon, Lady Dufferin, Lady Amelia Capel, Mr. and Lady Caroline Townley, Misses Hardy, Honourable Colonel itzgibbon and Misses Fitzgibbon, Mr. and Lady Caroline Sandford Honourable Mr. and Lady Mary Berkeley, ...

... MAT 28. 1st Dragoon Guards-Lietitenant Robert Oltho Travers to be Cap- tein, by purchase, vice Piper, who reflrt- Cornet Thomas Mlilles Riddsll to be Lieuteonant by purchae5, vice Travers; James Robert Etradnian Sayer. Gent., to be Qsrnlet, by purchase ...