... itiforming Sir T. Hardy - gte was loaded with provifions and naval gores. Sir Thomas direfted her to be taken alongfide a (loop which had been captured a few days before. Mr. Geddes volunteered his fcry ices ; and to put Sir Thomas's'oreer in execution ...

... some of its agents towards the oppressed in another part of Europe. By virtue of a contention entered into between Sir Thomas Hardy and the Peruvian government, the article of the commercial regulations of Peru, which requires consignees to be Peruvian ...

... The Hon. Sir William Lumley. G.C.B. admiral Sir Harry Bustard Neale, But., G.C.8.. and G.C.M.G. Viee•ddasiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy. Bart. G.C.8., Gut ernor of Greenwich Ilospital. Inesteuant•Generol Sir James Willoughby Gor• don, Bart.. G.C.8.. ...

... rank of Ensign unattached, subject to the approval of the Right Hon•ole the Secretary of Slate for India Color Serjeant Thomas Hardy, Ist Bengal Fusiliers; Quarter Muter Sultan* Richardson, 2nd European Bengal Fusiliers Serjeant Henry Murray, 3rd Troop ...

... sigh, as he finished his story, if I had but been a scholar, as my L often said, I might have been as high as S ir Thomas Hardy * or any of the rest of thembut I had no laming. Poor Tom ! I scarcely know whether to lament or exult, that you to). ...

... Tie HO4. Sir William Lumley. G.C.B. Jdasiral Sir Harry Burrard Neale, Bart., G.C.8., and G.C.M.G. Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas felasterrnan Hardy. Bart. G C. 8., Governor of Greenwich Hospital. Lieutenant-General Sir James Willoughby Gor. don, Bart., U.C.8.. ...

... was deemed more than sufficient to take her, to Malta ; such is the system of His Majesty's l Steam Packets, and to Sir Thomas Hardy it is principally to be attributed. I mention these facts merely to sbew the superior capabilities of, Steamers built of ...

... of Greenwich Hospital in dm:dared oostraband, that the whole rif- inures and i i among the. bat Moths past of room of Mr Thomas Hardy, lately deceased ail *ion characterised by en air the bayonet. It is also said that a place In the cabinet will ileseity ...

... and gave towards defraying the interest on Exchequer the subject of settleme nt, which was contained the health of Sir Thomas Hardy. bills, which was also adopted nem con. in a morning paper, and which represe nted the I -Sir THoorAs liaaDY, in ret urnitig ...

... Vice Adau►al Sir Thomas Maaterman Hardy, , Got ernor of Greenwich I loapibil. Lieronant.General Sir James Willoughby Bart., awl G.C.H., Quarter-Master General. Gametal Sir William Henry Clinton, G.C.B. Gemara( Sir G.C.11. Admiral Sir Thomas Byrii Martin, ...

... Goad, Esq. t he Lady of the late Martin Thomas correspondence on the subject was passing be- brother whom they have now advanced to his • /Thigh, Esq. of the Civil Service, of a Daughter. tween Sir Thomas Hardy and Lord Cochrane, dignity in front of the ...

... phillip wodehotise, thomas alexander. esq., kear..admirals of the red—right hon. lord mark ro.. bert kerr, sir thomas harvey, k. c. b., sir richard hussey. k. c. b., henry richard glyna, esq., sir edward hamilton, hart, k. c. b., sir thomas baker, k. c. b ...