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... the Admiralty). Sir J Brnokc » nd Labonchere (Lord, the Admiralty), ‘he Elliot and Barrow (Secretaries AdmiraltyJ, Sir Thomas Hardy, Si Martm, the Treasurer of the Household, Lord James Bi-ten (Lord Wailing), Sir James Reynett 'Groom in Waiting), the ...
... raised to the rank of Admiral of the Blue mm K perienced from their most spiritual and exhilitating actiag. succeeded Sir Thomas Hardy, the late governor, drt Saturday they performed in Pourqmi ! and Let Bn- the 20th of September, 1839, thus having held ...
... when the same had been expressed to her Majesty’s government by such distinguished officers as Sir Richard Keats and Sir Thomas Hardy, who unfortunately were now no more —(heat) —he could not refrain from saying that thn was a subject the greatest possible ...
... George’s Church, Hanover-square, ..ady Hardy, widow of the gallant Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy. There were present—Lady George and Miss Seymour, Mr. and Mrs. Granville Berkeley, the Hon. Charles Fitzroy, the Misses Hardy, &c The ceremony was performed by the ...
... Atkins, Francis Klwin, K Curtey, I 1> Thomas II Mannion, CapUin Dawson, Samuel It Fitzgerald, J.P, R J Ussher. J.P. Thomas Hill Curtis, John Thompson, Captain R Bagwe 1. J.P. L. Thomas C (Irubb, Roliert Hemphill. John Thomas Hudson, Charles Langley, J.P. William ...
... Wethereby, Yorkshire, and Eobert Craven Wade, H«q., Glei.abreney, Meath. The implement stewards, XI G. Coddinrton, E ...
... read, occurs in the current number of ibis excellent magazine. The story question entitled “The Return of the Native,” Thomas Hardy; and we heartily recommend it our readers bring on. oacaly fall of promise. A Proctor, from whom we have acquired many ...
... the prompt reply of the energetic manager. rest the table of contents comprises two serials, Return of the Native.” by Thomas Hardy, and By Proxy,*' by James Psyn (concluded. So glad !); also an inatrnctive paper by T Trollope on Michael Angelo (pedantically ...
... »\»;v * a.. Show Yard opens 8 o’clock. Admission, Aucvion in the Show Yard 12 o'clock, nooa. Chairman of Show Yard. THOMAS R. HARDY, E*q. Stewards : Short horn?— Lord Cloncurrr, Ilans H. Wood#, Eaq.; George Giles, Eaq. Do. other breeds—John Bayiy, E«q ...
... iV»‘Kee, Hugh Rirri*, W M‘Geougli Bot.d, Thomas VVihon, Georuc Inmr, Arthur Cope, John Irwin, Thomas Dobbin, Lee Hardy, Join Barnes, James O’Callaghan, Thomas Atkinson, Thomas K. Armstrong. Francis Strin%W, liUcker, ...
... George Roe, Mr. Caul, directors the Great Southern and Western Railway ; the Honourable Dayrollcs dc Molcym*, Mr. Thomas Ball, Mr. Thomas R. Hardy, Mr. Henry J. MaeFarlanc, comprising the deputation from the council of the Royal Agricultural Society—Mr. F ...
... August 21. Show Yard opens o’clock. Admission, 6J, —An Auction in the Show Yard «t 12 o’clock, noon. Chairman Show Yard. THOMAS R. HARDY, Esq. Stewards Short horns—Lord Cloncurry, Hans H. Woods, Esq. ; George Giles, Esq. Do. other breeds—John Bayly, Esq.; ...