... J. Mtunro, Esq., 251. the Attorney-General, ?? G. IV. Smythe Owen, Esq., 201. John Hardy, Esq., 251. ; the Dean of Christchurch, 201. Dr. Stanley, 201. ; Thomas Hardy, Esq., 20l.; Sir Henry Montgomery Cuninghame, Bart., 20/.; Ed. Fellowes, Esq., M.P. ...

... public interests. Never heard his brother-in-law, Sir Thomas Hardy, say that Sir J. Gnralm carried mattersawith a high haid, or that he disregarded his advice on professional matters. Knew thst Sir T. Hardy entertained a very high opinion of Sir J. Graham ...

... almost heard the wuiiz of the bullet which deprived of life his honoured commander, Nelson. No one knew better than Sir Thomas Hardy the benefit of uniformity of calibre and heavy metal. Accordingly, when at the Admiralty, he introduced into all classes ...

... time after the action was concluded, assisting in rigging the jurymast; then Inas ushered into the ward-room, where Sir Thomas Hardy and other offi- cers were assembled, and complimented by them as the person who avenged Lord Nelson's death, whiclh fact ...

... undermentioned enagne on the unattached lst of the Bengal army to be lieutenants -John Bray, Thoma Doyle, John M'Nally, Thomu Kinshln Tame MilrickJ Thomas Hardy, and J. P. Stevens. The nudermentioned ensigns on the unattached list of the Madras army to ...

... Mallard, Sampson Edwards, William Henry Martin, Stewart Nssh Inglis, Thomas Hardy, William Forsyth Smith, William Mansell, Conway Richard Dobbs, John Szptimus Roe, Thomas Richmond, Thomas Richard Framp- toD, Charles Wyndham Rawdon, James Liddell, Leven C ...

... navy in 1802 as midshipman, and served with Ac distinction on the West Indian and other stations cei part of the time ?? Thomas M. Hardy. In 23 1810 he was sent up the Tagus in charge of a m division of gunboats, for the purpose of co- Co operating with the ...

... 's naval pension of 5o a y ear, vacant by the death of Commander R. L. Connolly, has been awarded to retired Commander Thomas Hardy. The closing of Woolwich and Deptford dockyards will throw out of employ- ment a vast number of artisans and labourers ...

... circumstances of the present time. We are dreaming of Nelsons and wooden walls in the days of the steam-engine. Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy believed that England ought to have two powerful fleets superior to those of aly other nation, one for foreign service ...

... her Majeaty'a prosence by the Secre- tory of State for thE Home Dpartneat, and received the honour of ?? Tito, EBSq.; Thomas Dufuf Hardy, Esq.; James Meek, Esq.; Peter Coats, 1 Esq.; Joseph Heron, Esq. ; and Richard Davis, Hanson, Esq., late Chief Justioe ...

... wife and son, had been killed. Six gentlemen were knighted yesterday by her Majesty at Windsor- Mr. William Tite, Mr. Thomas Duffus Hardy, Mr. James Meek, Mr. Peter Coats, Mr. Joseph Heron, and Mr. Richard Davis Hanson, late Chief Justice of the Supreme ...

... Stirling Maxwell, Dr. C. W. eRussell, President of the C611o e of St. Patrick, May. nooth; Dr. G. W. flasent, andifin. Thomas Duff us Hardy, Deputy Keeper of the Records, for the following purposes-. -It hiss boonrepresentedlthattherearebelongingt an institutions ...