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... literary works; Mary, Lady Dutfus H ardy, in recognition vf the literary, and wih services of her late husbaud, Sir ‘Thomas Dates Hardy, deputy-keeper of the public records ; Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Melvill, in recoguition of the hervic conduct of her late ...
... literary features of the Christmas number of the IIllustrated London News will be a story of the French Revolu- tion, by Mr Thomas Hardy entitled A Coin- mittee NMan of IThe Terror,' and a ghost story by M RF. Marion Crawford. Mr Louis Becke u-ill shortly ...
... -Ge- neral Sir John Ormsby Vandeleur, and Lieute- nant.Generil Sir Thomas Dallas, were severally introduced between the two junior Knights, Vis- count Palmerston and Sir Thomas Hardy, and were invested by the Sovereign with the insignia eof a Knight Grand ...
... enabled to state,' that Rear-Admiral Sir SE Thomas Hardy, ?? one of the Lords of the d to Admiraltv, is 'to succeed the late Sir Richard bI t Keats, as Goverior of Greenwich Hospital. We thi If car not whether Sir Thomas be Whig or Tory; i n but we are sure ...
... that for those e who like this sort of thing, it is just the sort of t thing that they like. The Midnight Baptism, f by Thomas Hardy, and A Chemiist in the d Suburbs, by Frederick Wedmore, are two ex- , quisite pathetic tales, which have the advantage ...
... Sir Thomas Hardy, Baronet. Sir T. Hardy was at Buenos Ayres, and Cap- ltain F. L. Maitland, C. B., with the Vengeur and Superb, was at Maldonado. The Hyperion, L Captain Searle, C. B. went round Cape Horn in Ithe beginning of January. Sir Thomas Hardy's ...
... proposal for erecting a monument to the memory of the great Nelson. Amongst those present were Admirals Fleming, Sir Thomas Hardy, and Sir Thomas Trowbridge, Captain Dickenson, Captain Jones, and Captain Codrington. Admiral Sir George Cockburn took the chair ...
... Marquis of Stafdbrd, Bell, Brora; Edward, Martin, Sunderland; Juno, Chapman, Dundee; Middleton, Kerr, Davis' Straits-It, Thomas, Hardy, Cardiff; Janets & An;, M'Allan, InVerness; Fame, Leslie, (put back); Eagle, Sinclair, Newcastle; Thisitle, Lees, Wick; ...
... words ALL ARE COUNTERFEITS AND AN IMPOSITION. BIRTHS. At Fowlis Manse, Perthshire, on the ?? inst., the wife op the Rev. Thomas Hardy, of a daughter. At the Parsonage, Rawul-Pindee, Punjab, on the 12th Dec. 1858, the wife of the Rev. J. Kilbee Stuart, X ...
... slightly gray; moustache dark brown. He bad a white handkerchief bearing the name of Thomas Hardy, and a member's card of the Surrey Cricket Club with holder's name Thomas Hardy. The 'oircumstanoes attending the discovery have been investig;Oed, and death is ...
... ty of the citizens of London. At five minutes before four o'clock the Queen left the yacht in the barge of Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, wvho steered her ashore. The Queen was conducted into an open carriage by the Earl of Albenarle, the Master of the Horse ...
... the Squadron, and will again hold that position on board. Surgeon.—Thomas H. Keown (1841), to the Leander. Paymaster.—Robert Wilson (1826), re-appointed to the Leander. Mate.—James Hardy (1851), re-appointed to the Leander. Assistant-Sargeons.— Frederick ...