... R. If. Admiral Sir Francis Laforey . \d.mral I'iik.nore Major- General Maclean \ Admiral Sir Mauby Pow«-r Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy . Admiral Sir Thei--- V-lIHaMM Admiral Sir Henry Moth-no 4 Mnjor-Gcne.i.l Brown Admiral sir Edward Bulli-r % Admiral Scott ...

... ilotinc. With Diagrams and utbor lilustrauons. C. Arthur Peorsou (Limited). 6s. “Poems of the Po.-t and the Present.” Thomas Hardy. Harper and Brothers. 6s. “Tnc Proving Priscilla.” Lonie Bennett. Harper and Brotberv. 6-». not Man put Asunder.” By Basil ...

... ENOCH ARDEN and IN MEMORIAM. 4a. net each. THIRD AND CONCLUDING PART. THE DYNASTS. A Drama of tha Napoleonic Wars. By THOMAS HARDY. Part 111. 4a. 6A net. Previously published —Parts I. and 11. 4a. 6d. net each. TYPES OF TRAGIC DRAMA. Bv Prof. C. E. VAUGHAN ...

... Henry B. Barnard, Esq., of Cave Castle, Yorkshire. DlED — Yesterday morning, at Pimlico, in his Blid8 l id year, Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mr. Hardy was the founder of the London Corresponding Society, and was, with Mr. Home Tooke, Mr. Thelwall, Mr. Holcrol't, and ...

... MacGregor, Esq., eldest son of Sir Evan Mac- Oregor, Bart., to Mary Charlotte, youngest daughter of Rear- Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart. There were present Lords Sefton, Glenlyon, Strathallon, John Russell, Rosslyn, Ips- wich; Ladies Seftou, Euston ...

... becomes heir presumptive to the title. That gentleman was married in 1785 to Miss Catherine Hardy, only daughter and heiress of the late gallant Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, by whom he has a large family. ...

... laundress, and Sarah ?? ?? her mother, were convicted for that they havin'- V custody and care of William Hardy. Ad* Ifhr.lv i Thomas Hardy, infants of tender years, did neglect »'> • vide sufficient food and clothing, whereby their BveJh i been ...

... dis- patches e>f imparlance from Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy. linrl. K.C.B. and Henry Chamberlain, Esq. his Majesty's Consul-Genera! af thp Brazils. The Bustard left Rio on lhe 5 h August. Sir Thomas Hardy, who has conducted the multifarious affairs connected ...

... Cases— Ralph Israel, Wm. Sheen, Thomas Cocks, Robert Williamson, James Boyes (sued as James Boys), Andrew Burnett. Remanets from Wednesday Opposed— John James Gabriel i, Thomas Hardy, Isaac Nathan, John Lawson, Thomas Gold- urger Muston. Adjourned Case ...

... SONG OF THE SOLDIERS' WIVES. WRITTEN BY THOMAS HARDY. At last ? In sight of home again, Of home again, No more to range and roam again, As at that bygone time ? No more to go away from us And stay from us 1 — Dawn, hold not long the day from us, But quicken ...

... TIIE ROYAL NAVY, Sfc PORTSMOUTH, Juki? 16. Sir THOMAS Hardy has returned from a short cruise in the Tyne, 28, Captain Kearney White, having tried the new gum put into lhat ship. The Rear- Admiral shifted his flag again to the Galatea. Arrived this morning ...

... ot I'ubi.cation. KetlT * 10a. dd. blow Over tis lleait.*’ liy Holim Chatto and Windux. G*. “Under the Greenwood Trs.-.’ Thomas Hardy. p.q Edition. Chatto and Wimlus. !!«. net. on Csnadiati Aifaiia.' li.-i.ry Howard Molyneiiv, Fourth Karl Carnarvon. Sir ...