... posing that all-these men could have been employed. -(Hear, ?? the commission wbi h sat in 1840, Sir G orge Cockburn and Sir Thomas Hardy were members, and it was hardly possible to find men more devoted to the service. They stated that it would be incorrect ...

... have been made to the Seamcn anii 1 arines' Orphan School :-light Hon. Lord ill into, donation 5i1.; Rear Admiral Sir Thomas d Hardy, Bart., ditto; Admiral Lord de Saumarez, an- nually 21.; Captain Earl of Hardwicke, al. ; Captain Lord Colchester, 51 ...

... Government had made an re t offier of the command of their Navy so Lord Cochraine. Ic His Lordship was at Valparaiso.-Siz Thomas Hardy w heel hoisted his pendant in the. Doris, Capt. Vernon, n h whilst his own ship, the Creole, went to Rio to refit, and ...

... service. 'The Duke of N';orfolk, James Sandherson, Esq. l.ord Edwvard Howard, Lord Adolphus Fitzclarence, 1 Mr. Wombell, Sir Thomas Hardy, and Hlon. Sir Robt. Stoptord, have been amongour visitants ofthepast week. John Fleminsr, Esq., IV. Hughes Hughes, 1 Esq ...

... aged 91 years. He was regarded as the father Ied or the British Navy, and had served under ?? Nelson's Flag-Captain, Sir Thomas Hardy, at om Trafalgar. i 18.-H.M. ?? paid-off, aU stnding, ich at P'ortsmouth. st- 22.-This week the Baltic Canal was opened ...

... Thursday.-The King conferred the honour of Kniglithood on Captain Farquhar on lFriday, and gave audience to Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy on Saturday. The sale of fancy nvolh, in aid of the funds of the Sussex County Hospital, was held on Wednesday and Thursday ...

... sctiI ?? toswi. 'TitIce Driless of Aisgoulestue C ssr'iseslesi litoT~ tull titttlie aftertnoon. Idih ?? otis li's Sitr Thomas Hardy, brovssgbit ti spc s-iltile Iloln frst ofts ?? sip m hoer asilferti f tit Ii iro ?? 4-ts,Cal.Nsi pind, are usc0 Ikgtments ...

... ne will procecd to sea on . londay, to Ire thein with e double and single shot, under tbe personal inspcefion i a of Sir Thomas Hardy. Cuotnmmlaner Robt. Aitchison; nf the Clio, is , e promoted to the rank of Captain; Commander Robert I n Deans. is appointed ...

... dispatches of imsportatice from Camillto- d~ote Sir Thomas Hardy, Bare 1K.C.B. rindI Henry. Chamberlain, E3~s. his Majesty ' Consiul-Geeseral at tile Jlcazlls_',lWe on eerstand thes11 isptchies froml Sir Tlsoa. Hardy relate to the evacuation of the Brazilian terrn- ...

... subject r-i' April, 1822. i; The Tartor anived here on the N9th, and the Flyl en sthe 22d, trhan England, to jofin Sir Thomas Hardy, -tlr te!-, wiho has been litre these sfix months, in the Creole'.-- Mg 'the I71y sails in e few days round Cape Hiena ...

... Lincoln's Inn Fields, coach matter James Pretty, Wrlsarli, Staff'ordlshire, irommonger anti grocer Thomas floros, Jennyni-street, St. Jan~ieso, tailor Thomas Preston, Camlnbrfdgr, victuailler and carriera Ed~w. ('rotter, lote of Lornmird-streot, tobacconista ...

... A-few weeks, ?? ~al heerheaps a few days, will decide tlse contest.'rise Foster, as. Tarlor has Chic broad-pendant of Sir Thomas Hardy. Uoldn toe, The Crseoel is gone to Rio for provisions : she returns- - lac hre ii about a niontis. The Doria is also at ...