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... thle King's Stairs, and' there Sir Thomas Williams anid Sir Frederick Maitlatid, with their respective Officers, stood waiting to receive the Royal Visitors. They were accompanied by Sir Tames Graham and Sir Thomas Hardy. In the mean time a message from ...
... Jeneiro. state that Sir Thomas Hardy, during his late 'v~isit to the former port, las completely removed 'tl'eill-will which had arisen in consequence of the ilispute with Capt. Willes, of his M~ajesty's ship Brazen: 'When Sir Thom'as Hardy arrived in the River ...
... 'Portuguese sloop 6f ivar, Capt. De Melo; and the Rebuir gon veisel, Lieut.. Leaver.-Yesterdav tile TTriumph, 'of 74 gaus, Sir Thomas Hardy, went out of Harbour. } ni Ships at Spithear1.--Triimph, Princess Carolina, Japiter,4 DJiom'tde, Lavinia, Seinivninais ...
... Rear-Admiral T T Pasco's Statement is essentially correct. or y As the Victory was breaking the enemy's line, Sir In k Thomas Hardy remarkeod to the Immortal Hero who fell C of on that glorious day (alluding to the Redoubtable aed da 0s the Bucentauro)-- ...
... QUELBITIES OF TO-DAY. een Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, owes much the to hip wife, for it Was she who persuaded hims a give up architecture for literature, who copie&is :Irat-novel and sent it to the -publisher, and who vill still atlends to til business ...
... Sir Thomas Hardy declares his acquiescence itt this blockade, so modified accorditng to the true sense of tile mlw of nations. The decree was to be in effect in 20 days; but the question still retanined open for settlement between Sir Thomas Hardy and ...
... few preliminary obsereatiosn, Co dsaid-I ask, Sir. what authority has soy men to banisy about theo m is Cntres of Sir Thomas ' Hardy, Sir I'ulteney Malcolm, and the m )Sat I-len. G. Iilli1ot, at thit meeting ? Most assuredly, if I was a Iserson holding ...
... the United Kingdom, constituting anid appointing the Right Ilonourable Sir James Robert George Graham, Bart. *,Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart. K. C. B. Rear-Admiral of the White Squadron of His Majesty's Fleet; the Honourable Georga.e4eneage Lavrence ...
... Goveer- n list nors atid other officers oftite [ilowplial. The mtatisolettin tlie ow contains (12 coffit~s ; that of Sir Thomas Hardy is itlsg placeil immnetdiately abon'e that of' lia isredecessor, tite ire, latle SirrI. ]Keats. WVltilit the coffiti swas ...
... and sailed, the former on the 14th, the latter on the 15th of September last, for Peru. The strong remonstrances of Sir Thomas Hardy, and the desire of the Government to remain on good terms with the English nation, have pro. dhuced this desirable liberation ...
... crews had re- mained, they had become much dissatisfied. This circumstance, combined with the intention expressed by Sir Thomas Hardy not to respect the blockade of the Peruvian coast, may certainly have induced Lord Cochrane to abandon a meis- sure which ...
... SECRETARIES I should have nentioned that the new Secretary, it Captain the. Honourable Georg e Elliot had accom- ir partied Sir Thomas Hardy, but remahied outside. X le went out to him; and he very candidly and tith great condescension said, that he was not exactly ...