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... C. Infantry—lHessrs. Mc'.Leod and W. A. late, cadets, Engineers—Mr. P. Hunter, do. Infantry—Messrs. Thomas Ramsden, jas. Robert Wright, Robert Hardy, free mariners— Messrs. john Alders and Harding Elstone, otticers to join the Herefordshire. The Java ...
... CHRONICLE AND NAVAL REPORT. M B . A IN Aiiitymo.L.Doesin . ber.ssd the H; C's. Tim. ber Ship Erriartd, Lieitapat4 H. Hardy, (torn Callicut. Ditto Ship 'eunjava s Captain W. L. a from Pomo/. • Ditto Ship Ilarchfooms • Captain Charles Fenn. Chapin. Ditto ...
... itiforming Sir T. Hardy - gte was loaded with provifions and naval gores. Sir Thomas direfted her to be taken alongfide a (loop which had been captured a few days before. Mr. Geddes volunteered his fcry ices ; and to put Sir Thomas's'oreer in execution ...
... Wellington. The. whole force of the not th of Sivain, ati ch, beside* the regular troops, comprehendea nume: ' root bands of hardy guerilla., t oleic f .re be I ceniiderecl as completely uncle' coaittOui of the it& commander. The positions of the allies ...
... 72, Thomas Hinckley, Esq. Sept. 96, at Maids hail, aged 1.13, Louisa, only daughter of John Hutchins, Seq. of St. James street. Sept. 18, at Kiipton-uposatimaes, aged 56 Miss Cooper.. Sept. 29, at his sister's, Mrs. Blair's boast, at Fulham, Thomas Johnson ...
... of the Inner ,Temple, Loadon,.and of the Supreme Court of Judicature at Madrrs. the 1/0111—iestaet, latent Soo of the tats Thomas Sisson, Esq. of the Civil Service, aged 16 months. On the 21st instant, the Lady at Archibald Trotter, Esq. of the Honorable ...
... being completely surrouiuled by hinds explicitly named in the contract. Mr. Javiott, who had, together with Mr. Hardy, contracted with Sir Thomas Blackett, bnt who was now able to give evidence, as he ceased in 1814 to have any interest in the concern, digtinctly ...
... had at once to contend with tie natural obstacles of nil almost impracticable country. and the desperate valour of a lace of hardy moon.: t has been wor.hy of their fo iner fame: rime the conclusion of this war a small body. these troops has hal an opportunity ...
... Poitintrer, Cadd, Ni. G. Scott, for Pe. troops, '.20 marine bo) s. PLR EARL CAMDEN. ThoMaS Willis, Mr. J. 7,lorlev Mr. George IV. Blachlev, Jane Vlynne, Mary Ann line, Mr. James Hardy, H. M. 67th Lieut. Ewer Baviihain, Mr. Averet Mr. Richard Jann9, Mr. Ro-I,,it ...
... ofDep. Lieut. 1 Thomas Gidley, . . 2 James Hardy, , . . . 3 Otheuiel Gidley, . . . 4 George W. Dluchley, . . 5 Sydwey James Smith, . 6 Bruce Seton, 7 Charles 13.. Wright, . 8 James C. Peyton, . . . 9. Patrick Sanderson, . . . James G. Lacelles, . William ...
... the Consul of 60001. in specie, and 24,000 dallurs in manufactures. The Lee thence proceeded in :march to Nlargaretta, St. Thomas's, Porto Rico, St• D p oa a i t i e igo, Jamaica, CaYmafflis w and thence to Charleston, here she learnt the crew of the said ...
... the same time from that quarter, enable us to add the following articles of infor- : Sir R. and Lady Brownrigg, Lieut. Col. Hardy, Her. G. Bisset, Doctor Da ,, y, Capt. King, and Lieut . Page, will embark for England• in the Eclipse, expected from Calcutta ...