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... ' me Captains was insolent and insulting in the ex'erne, except Sir Thomas Hardy, Capt of the Triamph. the celebrated trimd and companion of Lord Nelson He is to have in his eabi the ',cry sopha on which that great man breathed his last. The preceding ...
... Musgrave, of Leeds, to Miss Spence, daughter Mr. Bohert Spence, of that city. Lately, at Halifax, Nova Scotia, Capt. Sir Thomas M. termau Hardy, lied. of His Masity`s ship Triumph, Miss Berkeley, daughter of Vice-Admiral the Hon. G. Berkes ky. ...
... persons detained. Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy, who now commands, behaves, as far as can learn, with great politeness to the vessels going out and coming in, giving them no interruption. It is to he regretted that Commodore Hardy had not commanded from the ...
... where Sir Theis Hardy detained them until they could. be identifi-d anti claimed ; which being done, they were delivered to their owners. It is but justice in us to state, that a.l the gendetuen,who have gone down business with 4 Thomas Hardy, speak in terms ...
... French folly segredit.ore LOB prtensiuss. air. Coy . . NAVAL CE. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. S. Sailed the Triumph, of 74 guns, Sir Thomas Hardy, to joie the Chßune fleet. Went out of harbour the Chanticleer, a new brig, Capt. Ha rburil. The f.gcris sloop, Captain ...
... at Guildhall, at which the LORD MAYOR presided. He laid before the Court a Letter he had received from Captain Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart. is answer to the Vote of Thanks of the Court, expressing his satisfaction of the high testimony of the good ...
... Sr. THOMAS'S DAY. Yesterday, according to ancient euatoin, the election of Want Officers took place in all the different Wards of the Ctty, the Lord Mayor h.►ving given out precepts for that purpose. Soon after ten o'clock, the Lord Mayor went in state ...
... LIGEVT. MTSMOt.T I I. arc. Artieed tie l'ireorn, Capt. T. bl. Hardy, Gibraltar, with the body of the great and imtnottal Neilson on hoard. The ships at Spithead lowet.- the's, are! pendants halAtiast high. lies arrival. Sire tame to at St Helen's. as ...
... PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLV ED David Hardie, William fludimn, Robert hansom, and Samu•l Williams Natscowe, of Maneheater. in the county of Lancaster. August 1867. Henry Oitbun and John Oebon, of Crown -street, Finsburr-square, in the vaulty of 84411esex, Sent ...
... Will semi - - 55 0 Captain Temple Hardy. R. N. - - 10 10 0 Mr. Hardy - - - 5 0 Hardy - - - - 0 The Hun. and Rev. Richard Bruce, of Stopfurd s 0 Isaac Pitcher - - - - 10 10 0 S. Groembridge - - - 10 0 The Hon. Thomas Knuc - - - 10 In William Neel% Hart ...
... Chapman I Thomas Blunt Lucas Birch ,TL 'WITHIN. Deputy White '1 humus Valiance Jingle, Birt Charles Higtien 11'illis® Hardy J. Delver John Tame %%Attain Keel wiTuouT.. Deputy Doyley W (i. Browne Joseph Daker I. . IJuhn Pearson Thumas Britten Thomas Atkinson ...
... Guildhall. CERTIFICATES, Alsace 19. Thomas Dgroford, of Phil put-lacie, merchant John Hodson .ind Jolla Taykir, r,f llordinley, locksmiths. Samuel ftnage, Stritfori, merchant. Tumlorat A:1-u, of Rath, fishmonger. Thomas Cook, of Weyliiidge, timber-stealer ...