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	Categories: 1769 births \| 1839 deaths \| Royal Navy admirals \| Lords of the Admiralty \| Napoleonic wars British naval commanders \| Sailors \| Sailing Thomas Hardy (naval officer) This article is about the naval officer. For other people with the same name, please see Thomas Hardy (disambiguation). Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, RN (April 5, 1769–September 20, 1839) was a British naval officer, best known as the man to whom Lord Nelson addressed his famous last words – Hardy was Captain of the Fleet at the Battle of Trafalgar and by Nelson's side as he died. There is a monument to him within walking distance of the Dorset village of Portesham. External link A page on Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy from dukesofbuckingham.org, a copyleft site developed by Andy Boddington Categories: 1769 births \| 1839 deaths \| Royal Navy admirals \| Lords of the Admiralty \| Napoleonic wars British naval commanders \| Sailors \| Sailing Last updated: 06-02-2005 08:01:44

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