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... Majesty's subjects which sent a Nelson, St. Vincent, Collingwood, Duncan, Exaniuth, Trowbridge, Sir George Cockburu, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Itichard Keats, Sir Philip Brooke, Sir William Hoste, Sir Michael 'Neymotir, Sir Graham Moore, and a hundred other ...
... gave a grand spread at the c a d Lse d m a number of operative Reformers. Amongst the party We 11°t ' re . Russell, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. John Smith, Mr. Buckinghs •latter gentleman laid before the distinguished party his Ped sailing round the globe as ...
... tremendous efficacy of this wonderful discovery, and that Sir Richard Keates, late Governor of Greenwich Hospital, the late Sir Thomas Hardy, and others, had the experiment of its extraordinary properties exhibited before them, and its power satisfactorily proved ...
... of the late Lieut.-Gen. W. Millar. DEATH OF SIR THOMAS M. HARDY, HART.—At a few minutes before two o'clock on Friday afternoon, that meritorious and gallant officer, Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart., G.C.8., Governor of the Royal Hospital ...
... Solicitor Mr. Stable, cover, Lincoin's-inn-fi London ; to John Moxliam' Eso Bristol ; to Thomas T Coglan, Esq., Liverpool; ' to Robert Wise, Esq., maManchester. to Thomas Hanson, Esq., Solicitor , Birmingham; to Sir James Gib son Craig, Bart., and Co., Earl- ...
... MAJESTY. ,TRONB. General the Hon. Sir W. Lumby, Admiral Sir Harry B. Neale, Bar G.C.B. and G.C.M.G. Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman ~Hardy, Bart., G.C.B. and G.C.M. Governor of Greenwich Hospital Lieut.. General Sir J. Willoughby Gordon, Bart. G.C.B. and ...
... we therefore hope they will be careful ,luom they trust the command of their ships. We have much faith honesty of Sir Thomas Hardy; he knows the fighting men, and 05 e who have temper to command with judgment. SURGEONS AND PURSERS.—We have received ...
... right were the portraits of the Right Hon. and gallant Baronets, Sir James Graham and Sir Thomas Hardy, with that of a smooth-chinned dapper young man. whom Sir Thomas was presenting to Sir James; the First Lord expressing the pleasure he had in promoting ...
... whiggery in all its deformity. is Lordship remember some 16 years ago, calling Sir THOMAS k ,ICID the Ministerial Candidate ?—Perhaps not. But we do. And die's remember Sir THOMAS'S reply. It was prophetic, and that phe'ziguished man and ourselves live to see ...
... Surveyor-General in the room of Sir Herbert Taylor. Sir E. Owen will be succeeded at the Admiralty Board by Admiral Sir Thomas M. Hardy. The Lisbon Mail contains an answer to the protest of the Brazilian • ambassadors: it denies Don Pedro - any right to ...
... 63 SIR THOMAS LAWRENCE.—The Relatives of the late Sir Thomas Lawrence beg to announce to the l'ublic, that the Engraving of the only faithful and approved Portrait •of the late President, and which he painted f.n the Friday preceding his Death, is nearly ...
... Claris, Letitia Hardy:, it' you please. Miss J. Scott had little to do, and did little with it; and Mrs. T. Hill, who had more to do, did nothing with it; her dialect was as like Scandinavian as any thing else. Viewing the performance altogether, we are ...