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... SHERIFFS' COUHT, 5. HARDY rersus DURLSToN F.: AND comm.. This wus an action for a Libel, published in the Morning - Herald, against Lady:Hardy; the wife of Sir Thomas Hardy. The Defendants had suffered judgment. to go . by default and the question of ...
... proceeded from Cadiz, in May, for Lima. The action was severe on both sides, and took place off Lima. The British Admiral, Sir Thomas Hardy, is now here with ten ships, for what purpose God knows. The squadron consists of two ships of the line, six frigates, ...
... well-dressed aged man, accompanied by a gentleman, a friend of Sir Thomas Hardy, Governor of Greenwich Hospital, made the following application. The applicant stated his name to be Thomas Allen, 73 years of age, and that he was born at Burnham Thorpe, in ...
... of seventy Gentlemen dined there. Admiral Sir Philip Durham in the Chair, supported by Rear-Admirals Sir C. Adams, Thomas Hardy, Thoma'x Dundas, John Beresford, C. Paget, R. Stopford, H. Whit- shed, H. Neale, Bladen Capel, C. Sullivan, Lord Colville. ...
... a well dressed aged man, accompanie I by a gentleman, the friend of Sir Thomas Hardy, made the following most interesting application:— The old man stated his name to be Thomas Allen, 73 years of age, bore at Burnham Thorpe, in the county of Norfolk ...
... Albemarlestreet, Admiral Sir THOMAS BIERTIE, in the gsair. The following Gentlemen were of the party, vie. : Major William Gordon, Major Leith Hay, Colonel Browne, Sir Samuel Auchmuty, Lieutenant-Colonel Lindsay, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Peter Malcolm, Lieu ...
... GREENWICH. The funeral Sir Thomas M. Hardy, the late Governor of Greenwich Hospital, takes place to day at eleven o'clock, He is to be buried in the vault of the burial ground, belonging to the Hospital, and is we understand to he strictly private. Rear ...
... Rlelbourne visited Earl Gtey yesterday, at the Treasury, Sir James Graham, the Quarter Master General, and Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, had interviews with Viscount Goderich yesterday, the Colonial Office. Earl Grey, the Duke of Richmond, and Viscount Goderich ...
... Portsmouth. The Doris frigate yet remains the Sound, but is expected to sail forthwith to South Ame. , , rica, to reinforce Sir Thomas Hardy. The Andromache, ..Captain Shirrcff, is now proceeding on her passage to Eu-, !rope, from the same station, with specie ...
... ortsinout!i. Toe Doris frigate yet remains in the Sound, bsst i- expected to sail for.liwiih lo South America, to reinforce Sir Thomas Hardy. ?? is now pro- ceeding on her pnssage to Europe, from the same station, with 'pecie. The Aurora frigate sailed about a ...
... Lieut.-nniit-.Cotooel Tryon, Sir Thomas Hardy, Major Cramer, Sir Peter Malcolm, Colonel ?? Liemenaiu-Calonel Giibbin«, Hon. f-rrptain Msitland, .**ir John Tyldcn, Major O Connor. Lieuteuant-Cofftiiel Macleod, Admiral Sir Thomas Bertie m the Chair. ...
... Forty-seventh Anniversary of the acquittals of Thomas Hardy, John Horne Tooke, and John Thelwall, from a charge of high treason. STEWARDS: J. P. Burnard, Joseph Moody, Joseph Beckwith, John Mottram, Thomas Burchfield, Joseph B. Phelps, James Coppock, I ...