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... fleet, andi failing to do sO reP th turned to porr, wholre he etruck his lle::. di THE PASSINGl ODF THdE ADIVIRALS. A Sir Thomas Hardy succeeeded Admniral sa1 Keprnel, Captain ];emnpenfeldt (af~terwvards U1 Admreial Eernpenfe~ldt, who perisined in the IIE ...
... posing that all-these men could have been employed. -(Hear, ?? the commission wbi h sat in 1840, Sir G orge Cockburn and Sir Thomas Hardy were members, and it was hardly possible to find men more devoted to the service. They stated that it would be incorrect ...
... aged 91 years. He was regarded as the father Ied or the British Navy, and had served under ?? Nelson's Flag-Captain, Sir Thomas Hardy, at om Trafalgar. i 18.-H.M. ?? paid-off, aU stnding, ich at P'ortsmouth. st- 22.-This week the Baltic Canal was opened ...
... the Secretary of State for the Home Department, 6( and receive'- the honour of Knighthood i-Mr. William al Tite, Mr. Thomas Duffus Hardy, Mr. James Meek, Mr. Peter Coats, Mr. Joseph Heron, and Mr. Richard Si Davis Hansom, late Chief Justice of the Supreme ...
... Kirkby Charles Frewen IJohn Driscoll John Pothatm Thomas Hicks Thomas Gunter James Whitaker Joshua Huggon Thomas Holmes Chrisr. Barry -George Leat Henry Jenkins Arthur S. Charter Thomas Lovall Thomas Nicholson Jobhn Donnelly Patrick Ml'Iugh ...
... John Thomas Ball, LL.D., Q.C.. M.P. Sir Ed win Landseer, R.A. Sir William George Armstrong C.B. Sir Francis Graunt, President of the Royal Academy. Sir James Alderson, M.D., President of the Royal College of Physicians. Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy' Deputy ...
... I| MR, THOMAS DUNCOMBE-SIR J. GRAHAM, fI THE IRISH PART'Y. lie to We alluded a few days ago, in general terms, to the itil startling fact, that a metropolitan member had actually ny So far sold himself to the Irish party, as to Undertake, at ng their ...
... -park gardens, j Notting-hill, dealer. BBNNXTT, Thomas, Oldbury, Worceetersbire, and West- broniwich, Staffordshire, ironmaEter. GBIETUITHl Thomas 'e nry, Lbowesmoor, Worcestershire, ce*1 d aler. HARDY, Joseph, Nottingham, millor. >CrARxF, Elizabeth, ...
... Mr. Hardy took at once the second position and kept it throughout the day. The first intimation of the state of the poll emanated from Mr. Gladstone's Committee, the numbers being, for Heathcote 61 ; Hardy, 38 ; and Gladstone 36. At 12.30 Mr. Hardy's majority ...
... 12-pounders, fired a royal salute of 21 guns at that plaee. The depdt companies of the 35th and 107thb egiments, under Colonel Hardy, c.s., and.the Royal Sussex Light Infantry Militia, under Licut.-Col. Aldridge, paraded at 12 o'clock in a field Scnt by Mr ...
... Bennett, R. Parkm Grant id (Crauborne, Salisbury). at CHRISTCHURlCH AND LYMINGTON.-Thomas Peers, e Stephen J. Little (Lymington). NEWPORT AND COWES, ISLE OF WIGHT.-Richard a Hardy, John Nancarrow (Cowes), William l3eamish Saul, le m.A. (Freshwater) ; Joseph ...
... Matthew Fortescue voe MoresbyEdward Albert Amphlett, Hugh Heny cl Burniston, Henry Gilpin, Henry Thomas Reac, W( Herfisley Hardy Shanks, Thomas Bradbridge, th Thomas Ramsay Dinnis, John James Hayward, ob ir George Love, Silae Winter Parker, Cornelius It le ...