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... Charles Hallowell Carew, Osborue Foley. Thomas Warraod, Thomas Lyoc. Commanders— John Cbiene, lsaae Shaw, Edward Pitts, Thomas Phillip Le Hardy, Alexander M'L-.od (aj, James Smith (bi, John L.mbrick. Walter Jameson, Thomas Ratsey, Frederick ...
... is past the art of man to avoid comin°- ! into contact with my mode of operating. Admirals I Sir Richard Keats and Sir Thomas Hardy most , solemnly declared, in their report to King William IV., that my inventions had put an extinguisher upon all naval ...
... was of importance. He alluded to a communication j Eiij't to him by Sir Thomas Hardy. That distinguished | Uld him the result of a communication between | I. sj r Ttcrcas Hardy) and Lord Nelson, and the effect) ?? was that the Tagus was to be regarded ...
... , at St. Katharine's Lodge, Regent's Park, Mrs. Bridges Taylor, of a daughter. On the 29th ult., at Norwood, Surrey, Mrs. Thomas Huggins, of twin sons. MARRIED. On Thursday, the 30th ult., at Trinity Church, Wavertree, by the Rev. Thon.as Hornby, A.M ...
... Ploughman, G. Robinson, H. W. James, ...
... Brighton, the lady of the Honour- able Charles Hanbury Tracy, of a son. Oa the l. r >th inst., at Oldbury Hall, the wifs of John Hardy, jun., Esq., of a son and heir. At Melville House, Northam, North Devon, the lady of Talbot Patterson, Esq., of a daughter ...
... George Cox, Wm. Poole, Charles Taylor, Chas. Wicks, Thomas Herbert, Thomas Irons, James Broughton, Wm. .Vinspere, Hugh Conway, Alexander Hardy, James John Norton, Samuel Morgan, and Samuel Hardy, who were apprehended at the Angel, in Webber-row, were ...
... Excellency C iunt Ludolf, toe Maiquis of Clanricarde, Lord Ho*den, Lord and Lady Holland, Lor.l De Mauley, Lad* Seaiord and Miss Hardy, Baron Roller, and Mr. Mandeville. Viscount Melbourne left town yesterday for Mcl- ' bourne Hall, his seat in Derbyshire. Lord ...
... the London and South Coast Railway. 24. Forth v. Simpson; Goldspink; Elphick ; Diplock ; Stanbridge and other*. 29 Kingston-Hardy. 30. Jones v. Fleming (engineer and stoker of a railway): acquitted of the manslaughter of Markland another engineer; ; Strong ...
... masted and abandoned, 29th ult., in lat. 48, lon. 24, by the Hannibal, Foote, arrived off this place. Yarmouth, May 9. — The Thomas and Margaret, Hall, of and from Sunderland, for Portsmouth, caught the ground this morning on a knowl grown out from the Barber ...
... OF ORDINARY DEGREES. EXAMINERS. William Hall, M.A., Clare HaU. Thomas Hedley, M.A., Trinity College. J. Hulbert Glover, M.A , Clare Hall. Samuel Robert Carter, MA., Emmannel College. Thomas Sutor Ackland, M.A., Clare Hall. Joseph Woolley, M.A., Emmanuel ...
... William Granger :- ??-Admiral of the ?? the Earl of Dundouald, G.C.B. to be Vice-Admiral of the Red. Vice-Admiral of the Blue Thomas Browne to be Vice-Admiral of the White Rear-Admiral oi the Red Honourable Frederick William Aylmer, C.B. to be Vice-Admiral ...