... few preliminary obsereatiosn, Co dsaid-I ask, Sir. what authority has soy men to banisy about theo m is Cntres of Sir Thomas ' Hardy, Sir I'ulteney Malcolm, and the m )Sat I-len. G. Iilli1ot, at thit meeting ? Most assuredly, if I was a Iserson holding ...

... hat jti3t k arrived to reinforce Sir Thomas as tie officer left; and it was .esiecteel that her Appearance would bling about the redress .of many grievances complained ol: Dispatches. of' Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy to the ,Britisb -merchants at Santiago:- ...

... Sir Thomas Hardy decltres his acquies- tcence in this blockade, sonmodified according to the trtte i. ense of the law of nations. The detree was to be in effict in twenty days; bit the qnestion still remained open for settlement between Sir Thomas Hardy ...

... the United Kingdom, constituting anid appointing the Right Ilonourable Sir James Robert George Graham, Bart. *,Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart. K. C. B. Rear-Admiral of the White Squadron of His Majesty's Fleet; the Honourable Georga.e4eneage Lavrence ...

... two years. The Lord Rector's Prizes, intimated last year, were awarded as follows L James Fraser, Student of Divinity. Thomas Hardy, Student of Divinity. The following were the results of competitions for Prizes, in the several classes of the Curriculum ...

... 80, (flag.ship\, Captain Pechell; La Hagne, 74, Hon. Captain ' Capel ; Valiant, 7-, Captain Oliver; Ramilies, 74, Sir Thomas Hardy; and Statira, Captain Stackpole. Extract of a letter foom Halifax, dated Feb. 25: Sir George Prevont is on his way to ...

... to claim three British seamen (then in Charleston gaol) who had been induced to enter on board the pirat'e vessel Sir Thomas Hardy, ivhi t'hat 'pirat plundered the Louise. ...

... Amneeican ktnasterh -t ' British ships, anid have-beeo-sebt tt BfrnAuds, to be emt- pioyt-d in thea naval y'srds'.' Sir. Thomas Hardy' ofthe. arnille, W ac ?? Amoericanslhi ishallkei a ,insiderable nhniber cf prisonert ots board hi Aship, that thev -'may ...

... is, that they will not pay the future i nstalments on being allowed 5 per cent. interest for the advanc).' Captain Sir Thomas Hardy had yesterday a very long conference with the Board of Admiralty, rela- tive to his command in South America. The gallant ...

... M.D., formerly of Blackheath, where b had resided many years. and was much and deservedly esteem 3d, in his 75th year, Thomas Hardy, EsI., of Birksgate, I' Huddersfield, Yorkshire, a magistrate of the county. 6th, Mr John Wade, of the New Inn, Bradford ...

... receiving the remairs of the governors and other officers of the hospital. The mausoleum now contains 92 coffins; that of Sir Thomas Hardy is placed immediately above that of hS predecessor, the late Sir R, Keats. Whilst the coffin was being placed in its narrow ...

... Windsor Castle, on a visit to their Majesties., Admniral Parker is to be the new Lord of the Admiralty, in the room of Sir Thomas Hardy; and Admiral Gage is to succeed Admiral Parker in the command of the fleet on the Coast of Portugal. The association law ...