... White, hail ceiled fromi Rio to Monte Video; .the Owen Glenlower. the lion. Captain Spencer, e bearing the fla3g of Sir Thomas Hardy, Vs ait' Buenos e Ayres ; the Slaney, Captain O'Brien, ga0 fitting at Rio.' The Tynefias been ltzis C four hundred miles ...

... Alves. So great was the alarm, Q, ':eera! uoinen and children sought protection in the H I 1tofgthe British Commodore, Sir Thomas Hardy, of erllithnly received them.. A great number of stores, sh *aieing %ilsable property, were ransacked, but those da n[ ...

... wilful imposition lupon the Poor's Inspector for the Gor- 2f bals Parish. The name which the fellow gave to the n Police was Thomas Hardy or Hardigan, or Harigan, and r. it would appear that by misrepresentation he bad got in- s terested in his case, Mr. Donald ...

... NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Portsmouth. Portsmouth, May26. Yesterday Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Bart. K. C. B. Teturned to Spithead, in the Pyramus, Captain _ George Rose Sartorius, with the experimental squadron, d, consisting of the Chalicger, Sapphire ...

... Southgate, ordinary'seasan, 4tto. Thomas Chanmllers, landman, severely, Jihn Sbaith (S), able seaman,ditto. Henry Holt, ordinary seaman, slightly. - 'James Cebook, able seaman, ditto.. AtttonyGriEia, landman, ditto. Thomas Hardy, ordinary seaman, ditto. James ...

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... ? h landa-ej ci :the 2d, 4th, 5h, '9tb,'Ust 1stand 3d West Vai dia.. 'At Jamaica, 50th; 58th, 61st, ?? . hi Sir Thomas Masteritnan Hardy. Bart. has been Mel appointed Cbmmodore and Comrmander in Chief Ditt on the coast of South America and in the South ...

... which immediately gave us the most ef- fectual assistance that the anxious and feeling mind of such an officer as Sir Thomas Hardy could suggest. At half-past one the Shannon joined, received prisoners from, and took La Thetis in tow. She is wholly dismasted ...

... loitidoi, Liverpool, Plymouith, lxeter, Norwicb: H Hull, ai' dcti',t Is-ii y itsaml GloucesterF -t~ lti; ?? t,0 nt Sir Thomas Masteintin Hardy, Bart. has been ap. ce it- pointed Cominmodotre atii Commatider-itn-Chliefor tile at to ?? ol' Sutb America tnd in ...

... -Gelirral Sir Tiromas Dallas, were severally Introduced between tile ,itrojuntor Knights, Viscount Palrnerston and Sir Thomas Hardy, and were Mr invested by the Sovereign with the insignia of Knight Grand Cress, On tlria occasion, Sir John Ormosby Vandeteur ...

... at Bonavista), and wear- ing. apparel, bearing the names or Smith and Hall, two gentlemen who were passengers in the Sir Thomas Hardy, 'one of the vessels which the i pirate had'plundered off the Western Islands.- id It is a remarkable circumstance, that ...

... cnibartked-at one o'clock on board the Melville, which ship re- had come to anchor again, and at three o'clcck, Sir Thomas aces Hardy, with Sir Heniy Clinton, the Commander in Chief, olace togethe- with all the Staff, embarked from the King's sal. nent ...