... Lord Kinnaird, by his Grace the Duke of Leinster. Major Murray, by the Duke of Atholl. Captain Wise, Royal Navy, by Sir Thomas Hardy. Marquis of Bath, on his return from abroad. Earl of Clare, on his marriage, by Mr. Agar Ellis. Lieutenant Colonel Munden ...

... Oriel; Henry Moresby. Exeter ; George Riggs, Taberdar of Queen's ; Hon* John Thomas . Freeman Mitford, New College; R** Anthony Lewis Lambert, Trinity. Bachelors of Arts William Hardy Vernon, and John Bidgood Bennett, Magdalen Hall; Robert A thertos Hornby ...

... were — Lord Ingcstre, Vice Admiral Pl.impin, He ir Admiral Lake, Admiral Worsley, Admiral .Mar- tin, Lord G. Paulett, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Edward Owen; (..plains 11. AY. Anson, Spencer, E. King, A. D. Sharpe, J. Rattray, K. Byron, C. B.J. Roar, Maitlaud ...

... J* Bt fc'oot,to be First Lieutenant, vice Alexander v e 'iti>i', a ?? lctires upon half-pay Royal African Corps; in . , l Thomas Wnarton Young, to be Adjutant, vice ?? X raajftia tie Aitjutantcy only. •«« n. , ttl) — Li ?? William uartlcy, to be Paymaster ...

... Yrste-.-rlriv ;m inquisition was taken in the committee room of St. James's workhouse, Poland-street, Oxford- street, hefore Thomas Higgs, Esq., on view of the body of Wm. DuncoinU- (son to the respectable soli- citor of Lyon's Inn) — .Mr. Baker, surgeon ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS, F_ui.av, July 4. Mr. Alderman WOOD presented a petition from Thomas Sivinston, of the ship Bolton, complaining of .auce on the part of the Customs. — Ordered n tilt- table. IJROWNLOW gave notice of his intention to n bring in ;i hill ...

... say she went for the pistols to the shop where they were. Cross-examined — She went for them alone to Mr. Hat-court's. Thomas Hardy — l was in the employ of Mrs. Cordsr last year. In February last year, I saw the pris cleaning pistols. I saw Maria Martin ...

... CLIB. Ist Inn. 2d Inn. Mn Courteney 1 17 — 11. ?? 11 1 — Hi.lla.id 13 5 — W. Jenkins . . 2o 31 — Bayley 7 1 — Caiban '2 0 — Hardy !. R — Butler 3 (I — Wood 0 0 — Ladhrook 0 0 — Fraser 0 0 Byes and wide balls. 2 — '•'•* — Total.. 13R Totel 73 TEXTII lII'SSAItS ...

... George CreWe, Bart, and Lady Crewe, from d_. tor their seat, Calke Abbey, Derbyshire; Miss Wh : taker, from do. ; Rev. W. Hardy mail and Lady and Miss Paget, from do. for Ramsgate ; Mrs. Wave*, and the Misses Johnson, from do. for tbeir seat, Su Peter's ...

... Bunreyor-General ' tin- room of Sir Herbert Taylor. Sir 10. ()«eii will be succeeded at the Admiralty Board hy Admiral Sir Thomas M. Hardy. If the Lord High Admiral improves in healt'b his royal highness will go to Deepdcue, the su- perb villa of Mr. Hope, ...

... Inn, Kendal, on Tuesday night* on their way to the Lakes. Vice Admiral the Hon. Sir H. Hotham, and not Admiral Sir T. AI. Hardy, is to be one of the Louis of the Admiralty, in the room of Admiral Sir ?? W. ( Kveti. The paragraph which has made the tour ...

... That the following Gentlemen, with the Officers of the *'Üb, constitute the Committee of Management : — J^n. Deedes, Esq. Thomas Papillon, Jim., Esq. ■ffhn Warde, Esq. George Smith, Esq. ■J'mton Lamhard, Esq. Fraucis Bradley, Esq. **hft Wells, Esq., M ...