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... liars„i,ldU of I'rist-rhurch; Thomas Tancred, 'on Curi'ton. Christ-rhurch; Septimus Cotes, s-* alluai: Samuel (irhnshaw, Brasrnnose ; Kdivarti I'a. M. t' ■Tre-ti r ; .Mm ('arter. Fellow Si. John’s ; Uniee, Exeter; Kiebard Hardy jj ,), I, l.ineoln; I’eter ...
... Treasury. Mr. Robert Grant—Judge Advocate. Mr. C. Wynn • • • Hon. Mr. Elliot—Secretary to the Admiralty. Sir Robert Otway, Sir Thomas Hardy, Hon. Captain Capel—Junior lairds of the Admiralty. Lord Granville is to succeed Lord Stuart de Rothny, our Ambassador ...
... Great Seal tbe said United Kingdom, constituting and appointing Right Hon. Sir James Robert George Graham, Bart. ; Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart., K.U.8., Rear-Admiral of the Whitfe Squadron of his Majesty’s Fleet; the Hon. George Heneage Lawrence Dundas, 8 ...
... John Gore, Sir P. C. H. Durham, Capel. W. Parker, lion. Sir U. llutliam, Ballard, Maitland, Sir Thus. Hardy. Generali —Sir Willoughby Cotton, Sir Thomas Hislop. Sir Fitsroy Maclean, Macdonell, Norcott, Sir Henry Fane, St, George, Sir George Anson, Adams ...
... and Geo. Whitefoord. Mr. Sergeant—Heath. Admirals—Sir James Whitshed, Sir Willoughby T. Lake, Hun. O. Dundas, Brace, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir H. Hotham, and Lambert. Generals—Macdonell and N. M’Leod. Colonels—Fitxclareuce, Thornton, and Cavendish, Sir Robert ...
... Russian govern- ment steamer, , for Odessa; and his Majesty* steamer Hermes, , for Plymouth. Leith, Dec. 1.- Arrived, the Janet, Hardie, f* o St. Petersburg- ; and the Jeremiah, Bemay, f ro Siettin. Hull, Dec. I — Arrived, the Stilus, Anderson, fr' 1 * Liebau; ...
... Bedford. Commander Johnson, R.N., from service, by Lord Northesk. Cape. Frederick T. Mitchell, 11. N., by Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, K.C.B. Commtnder W. £. H. Alleo, R.N., son of the late Admiral W. Allen, Vice Admiral lord Colville. Lieut. Gordon, Royal ...
... near the Receiving House, Hyde Park. The Lords of the Admiralty have promoted to the tank of Commander, Lieut. John 15. B. M'Hardy, late commanding the Pickle schooner, as reward for the gallantry displayed by that officer in the capture of the Boladora ...
... just demands. you have begun ; and learn, nut only in precept, but in your own example, that great political sentiment of Thomas Paine—the greatest political friend of the labouring man that ever put pen to paper fur his instruction—that * For a nation ...
... 2.», at twelve. Feb. at one. Attorneys, Messrs. Paine and l.eachiuaii. Ablennanbury. E-VULE, George and diaries. Great Sr. Thomas Apostle, wine Jaw. one, Jan. 2S, Feb. 25, at two. Attorneys, Messrs. Hereey Oakley, Three Cruu'iisquare, hu jirk. ELLIOT!' ...
... which his ancestor had belonged. (Applause.) The Lord Mayor next called the attention of the company to the health Sir Thomas Hardy, with some appropriate remarks the services he had rendered to the country. The gallant admiral said he felt most sensibly ...
... Banks, Air., Mrs., snd Miss Carden, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. and Alias Hoare, Rev. C. and Alisa Payler, Mrs. and A]i*s Sandby, Kev. Thomas Sandby, Air. George Tudor, Mrs. Tudor, Air. Cotlerell. Rev. R. B. Byam, Mr., Mrs., and Miss Brown. The Prince of Orange, Captain ...