... Campbell, George Cavendish, Clinton, Taylor, Graham (2), H. Wynn, A. Chichester, A. Paget, Beigrave, Glenlyon, Mary Fox, Dacre, Hardy, Becket, Buller (2), Caroline Montagu, O'Bryen, Hervey (2), Rosemary, Georgina Bathurst, Dowager Brownlow, Dover, Catherine ...

... Hon. J. C. , Astley,SirJ.D. Bart. Burke, Sir H. Bart. Easthope, J. ! Atherly, Arthur Burton, H. Ebrington, Visc. Bainbridge, Thomas Byng, G. S. Ellice, E. i Barham, John Cakrafi, G. H. Eliot, Lord 1 Baring, Sir T., Bart. Callaghan, D. Ellis, Wynn , e a rl ...

... Badcock, R. N., by Sir John Pechell, Bart. Commander Blanckley, on his appointment to kajesty's ship PYlades, by Rear Admiral Thomas Hardy. Commander John Sykes, b Vice-Admiral Sir. R. Otway. Lieutenant Valentine H. Jones, R.N., by Admiral Hon. Geo. H. L. Dundas ...

... of Winchester, in the chapel at _Farnham Castle, on Sauday senn;ght : DEA.coss.—Thomas Freeman, B.A. Brasen-Nose Col ege ; Juhn James Digweed, B.A. and. Clement Le Hardy, B.A. Pembroke College; Simeon James Etty, B.A-4 Nov College; Jol , n Jenkins, B ...

... John Andrew Cathcart, Bart. to be Lieutenant, ,L purchase,, vice Sir John Ogilvy, Ban. who retires; Cornet Sub-Lieutenant Thomas Gardnor to be Lieutenant, by pur_hase, v i ce Kinlock ; Samuel Marinden, Gent. to be Cornet and ,S v p-Lieutenant, by purchase ...

... convinced them that to car r y the parallel so far as to defend their King without the aid of foreign bayonets would be a fool-hardy f9rgettulness of Belgian caution. As we have elsewhere noticed, Lord GREY stated that °niers had been given to Marshal GERARD ...

... l character. an • of the Professor to the Chair of tion required the restoration Anatorny.—(Laughter . ) Illr. amendment Hardy, a t f n t etrh e effect, l au ding , , theTchoant dttret interests e ll r l e r s . t so f Pattison, thern m s o t i v:l Aaimr ...

... Quentin, Stackpoole, Backhouse. Admirals—Sir Robert Otway, Sir Charles Rowley, Sir Henry Blackwood, G. Dundas, Warren, Sir Thomas Hardy, Ommanney, Sir Charles Ogle, Maitland, Plampin, Sir J. Brenton, Sir Beresford, Sir John Gore, Sir William Hotham, Broughton ...

... of the Order of the Bath, viz. : Admirals Sir William Hargood, Sir Thomas Williams, and Sir Thomas Hardy, and General Sir Willoughby Gordon. After which Admirals George Scott and Thomas Dundas were severally conducted to the King by Sir George Nayler, ...

... Quar- General Sir H. Warde, K.C.B. tennaster- Gen. to the Forces, Admiral Sir T. Williams, and K.C.B. Rear Ad. Sir T. M. Hardy, Admiral Sir W. Hargood, Bart., K.C.B. K.C.B. shall be Knights Grand Crosses of the Most lion. Military Order of the Bath. ...

... the rules were applicable to Admiral Sir WILLIAM HMIGOOD, and still more so that they existed the case of the gallant Sir THOMAs HARDY; for the necessary dispensation in their case has placed General Sir HENRY GREY in very unexceptionable company. ...

... Light Infantry Regiment of Militia by the Earl of Beverley. Vice-Admiral Sir Robert Otway, on being created a Baronet. Mr. Thomas Westwood, Mayor of High Wycomb, by Sir T. Baring. Mr. Jeremie, President of St Lucia, by Lord Goderich. Mr. Bartlett, Consul ...