... came in contact with Sir Thomas Hardy (the Captain Hardy of Nelson's flag-ship), and en- quired of him as to the accuracy of this report. He replied distinctly that Nelson did wear the decorated coat, and that he (Captain Hardy) did represent to Nelson ...

... ; and that Bear-Admiral Pasco a statement is essentially correct. As the Victory was breaking the enemy's li,, c , S;r Thomas Hardy remaned to the iromoi til herj who fell on that glorious day (alluding to the Redoutabie and the Bucentaure) My Lord we ...

... cheered. The royal party then pro- ceeded to the apartments of Sir Thomas Hardy, where a dejeune a la fourchette on the most splendid scale. was prepared for them. They were received by Lady Hardy and her daughters, &c. The dejeune was laid on two tables. His ...

... of Oci. last, aod from Ibat time baa oot been beard of; hut ibat* he Was lost is now placed beyood doobt. The body of Thomas Hardy, ber matter, was (bond a short time since, near tbe Water of Orr. It was taken op in a Sehing set, and de- cently interred ...

... 40. On the 1 2th ir.st. Mrs Slack, relict of Abraham Slick, Esq. of Ardwick, Manchester On Thursday sennight, suddenly, Thomas Hardy, E^q. of Wakefield. ...

... Lever, Esq. of Alkrington-Hull, in this county. On Tuesday se'tmight, Joseph Hargreaves, Esq. to Maria, founh daughter of Thomas Hardy, Esq. all ot Wakeßeld. DIED On Monday, Mr. Chew, father of Mr. Chew, o the NagVHtad Inn, in this towu. » ?? the 23a ult ...

... h. ;••/.' ji DIED- On Thursday last, aged 53, Mr. Thomas Pritt, brother to Mr. Pritt, of the KingVAfms Inn, in this town. ' ' ' ' ■ On Saturday last, aged 41, Mrs. Hardy, relict of Mr. Thomas Hardy, merchaut, Liverpool. , On Thursday sennight, .a ...

... the late Sir Thomas Hardy has been submitted to his Majesty. Of three slavers lately captured by H. S. Leveret off the western coast of Africa, one had ,£7OOO on hoard to buy slaves with. The papers announce the death of Admiral Sir Thomas Pakenhain, G ...

... a quan- tity of counterfeit coin, on the previous day. The following witnesses were then ca.led : — Mrs Hardy, sworn— l am wife of Thomas Hardy, of the Sawyers' Arms, Damside-street ; about four o'clock yes- terday afternoon, Ann Humphreys, (the eldest ...

... remain ot the Horse Guards ; Viscount Howick and Mr. G. Lamb, Under-Secreturies for the Home De- partment; Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Rear-Admiral Hon. G. H. L. Dundas. Captain Sir S. T. Pechell, Captain lion. G. Barrington, Lords of the Admiralty; Hon ...

... all in a heap. Twenty of the party were injured, some very seriously, among the worst being Thomas Hardy, who has sustained serious injuries to the head, and Thomas Roth well, who has received scalp wounds and such a severe shock that he is not expected ...

... In the afternoon Sir Edward Blakeney and Sir Thomas Arbutbnot, with their horses, embarked at one o'clock on board tbe Melville, wbicb ship bad come to anchor again • and at three o'clock, Sir Thomas Hardy, with Sir Henry Clinton, the commander-in-chief ...