... Christoplier litz-imroln, Thomas Ball, D. J. Wilsont, Pierce J. Blake, E Charles Wtit. Hamilton, Tlhm'oas Hutton, WVm. Donnelly, Pierce Maloity, Richard Bourke, and Conynrgharn Ellis, I`sqrs, s A letter was read from Thomas R. Hardy, Esq., suggest- t ing ...

... Itart., hIon. Edward Lawless, Tilol. c. J1. Teu,71, Sir Robert Katie, Augzustus Stafford l)'Brieir, ?? OIlirles Donyle, Thomas RI. Hardy, .1. D). 11,iscal, Chock's Rloper, George itoe, William Jarrcs Armstirong, Josepli Killcald, 1 eaieny Rlyan, J. B. Bankhsewd ...

... suit of Thomas Gray ; George Rutherford, C at the suit of Samuel Reynolds- William Cunningham Burton, at the suit of Charles Curlewis; J. R. Udney, at ti ?? Roberts; the Rev. James Houghton ri Money Kyrle, cleri, 'at the suit of WY. Thompson ; Thomas b Harris ...

... the service the niode of worling eng-ines rn the expansive principle. James, Lieutenant Thomas, to command the Express hrig, vieo 1-lerriek. Le Hardy, Cini(onder Thomas P., to command the Fan- tome sloop, vice Niolson, pIromoted; wias wouilded and pronmoted ...

... Right Hon. Sir Nicolas Conyngliam Tindal, Knt., Lord Chief Justice oilher Aljesty's I ourt of Common Pleas, has appointed Thomas Yar ?? Daily, of Arundel, in the county of Sussex, Gent., and James Winter, of Norwich, Gent., to be two of the Perpetual ...

... WN. N. Glascock, of the Tyne, president; Capt. F. Stopford, Amazon; C:lpt. W. J. Williams, Avenger; and Commanders F. P. Le Hardy, rantome, and Douglas Curry, Harlequin, members. IV. H. Brown, Esq., paymaster and purser of her Majesty's ship Ceylon, officiated ...

... huiid re,1 tried friends of' cormierhial freedom. Among ace them were Mr. Thomas Bayley, j en,, clitimana ot the Man- ,,I clieater Chamiber of Consiterce, Mr. J. Stubbs, Mr. J. rly Hardy, kc. kc. le) The customary loyal toasts hiaving heen given, ilo- Tile ...

... Countess Granville, Viscount and Visconatess Pal- mierston, Prince Levinstone, of thle P'russian embassy, Lady Sentord and Miss Hardy, Mr. Greville, the Hon. Harry Grey, &c. Later in the evening' her ladyship received a distihguiilhed circle, which included ...

... Bart. ; Sir Dnvid Roche, Bart.: Hon. Charles Clements, Robert Bowen, Richard Rollo HIou-blton, Geonrge Mac..%rtney, T. -. Hardy, 0. A. I lnmilten, ALP., Fitzuerbert Filgare, G. H. Lindsay, Wil. Monsell, Williams Joues Armstrong-, Sir Iirhael Dillon Bel ...

... for the purpose of receiv- ing a report from the outgoing directors, and to elect a new board in their stead. Mr. Simeon Hardy in the chair. Mr. W. CHAYTOR, the secretary, read the report, from which it appeared that the directors entertain the most ...