... nothing to show but 1,3001., the amount for which he sold his ship on I his return. In 1839 he experimented before Sir l THomAS HARDY and Sir R. KEATS, and that cost him 1,7001. In 1840 he was going to experimentalize again before Sir ROBERT STOPFORD, but ...

... by Mr. le M. B. Sampson, Consul-General of Argentine Republic. I of Captain Henry Seymour Hil, by Viscount Bury. Sir Thomas DBffus Hardy, Deputy Keeper of Public Records, o by the Secretary of State. 11ev. Samuel Flood Jones, on appointment as Priest in ...

... Stirling Maxwell, Dr. C. W. eRussell, President of the C611o e of St. Patrick, May. nooth; Dr. G. W. flasent, andifin. Thomas Duff us Hardy, Deputy Keeper of the Records, for the following purposes-. -It hiss boonrepresentedlthattherearebelongingt an institutions ...

... claims of Sir William Armstrong. Sir Francis Grant, Sir James Alderson, famed alike in medicine and mathematics; Sir Thomas Dtflus Hardy, and the Rev. Alfred Barry. A warm reception was accorded by many in the theatre to the Rev. Nathaniel Woodard, who ...

... Haggard, Mr. S. H. Faudel-Phillips, Mr. Lecky, 9,1P., Rlon. Schostberg McDounell, Mr. J. U. Le Sage, Mr. W. H. Mudford, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. H. S. Merrimsn Mr C. B. Peabody, Sir Douglas Straight, Mr. T. h. ioosevelt, Secretary to the U. S. Embassy, Mr. J ...

... de Milan, but was retaken t of six days later by the Leander. He after- I ir wards served in the Triumph under Sir Thomas Masterwan Hardy, who had been g Nelsou's captain at Trafalgur, and in several {] A. other ships. In January, 1812, he joined the Shbannon ...

... and will be one of the largest in England. TiE HARDY TESTIMONIAL.-The monument, which is being erected on Blagdon Hill,yincommemoration ofthatillus- trious naval hero, the late Admiral Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Barb., G.C.B., presents now a picturesque, striking ...

... is the only memorial left by the dead men. 9 F MAy ATFrRNOON, HALY.PAST TwO o'CLcOK. ic Edward Armstrong, Thomas Gledston, .John H Hardy, Thomas Bell, and others took seriously ill. We all had a prayer meeting at a quarter to two o'clock, when Tibbs, ...

... the Castle and Museru ti which Mr. Ward was mainly instrumental in a establishinlg. 'b We regret to state fthat Sir Thomas Duffa~ Hard~y, the Deputy l~eeper of the PRecords, and E one 'o the Royal Coin thmissioniers on Historical n Manuscripts, died op ...

... of yearsbhack he did not know ~tl of one distinguished, one eminent officer, at the Board of :~i Admiralty, except Sir Thomas Hardy.-1A MitiBe~i-Slr George Corkburn. -He had a different opinion with regardt) to Sir George Coekburn, who was a distinguished ...

... of Captain Sir Francis Collier, whom he had ap- te.e pointed to -his ship on her trial cruize, by the advice of Sir be Thomas Hardy, and than whom a better sailor-never existed. tdii (Hear.) What did Sir Francis -Collier say of the Vernon? stc On the ...

... MlR. (, ATIIOlNE HARDY. : M.P.j IN |~t. (I EDINBURGIL EDINBURGHlI ,Tussnr lofT Tue oponing banquet Of th e S ccti Conservative Club), whlih was formed at t11e commni~le mont of tbo present year, took Place this evening at tbe Of Music lieUl, Edinburgh ...