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... mate- n rially from the mouth of the River at New York, where the unsuccessful attempt was made against the ship of iSir Thomas Hardy. Besides, if the French fleet were Ialways within gun-shot of Cadii, as The Times tell c -us (also on the authority ...
... . .. 84 Belgium .97X 97. 97. 7 Several of our contemporaries having asserted that Rear.Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy will retain his seat at the New Admiralty Board, we can state that the Gallant Admiral has no seat at the Board, nor has ...
... at this port. v Captain Welch is appointed, to the Racoon sloop I' of war at Chathamn. e The Triumiph of o 4 gons, Sir Thomas Hardy. is ordered to this port,from ott Flushing-, to bc refitted. I The Crocotlile frigate, Hon. Capt. Cadogan, brought in three ...
... Staffordshire Yeomanry, by Earl Talbot. is Captain George Haye, R.N., on his return from abroad, by Rear- Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy. Rev. Thomas Mills, on his re-appointment as Chaplain in Ordinary )f to his Majesty, by the Marquess of Salisbury. Colonel Sir ...
... Taylor, on going abroad, by Major-Gen. Sir John Macdonald. Commander Richard Morgan, R.N., on promotion, by Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy. Lieut. -Colonel St. Clair, to take leave, on his departure for the West Indies, by Sir Herbert Taylor. Lieut.-Colonel ...
... Admiral Sir Richard Goodwin Keats, G.C. U. who expired on Saturday, after a lingeringindclispositioi. Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, now one of the Lords of the Adnii- ratty, will probably succeed Sir Richard, he resigning his present office. Sir Richard ...
... AND FOILEIGH SCHOOL SO. his ?? week, a meethig of the trustlees of the lntend~t d i tY Schools at Shepley. war, held, Thomas Hardy, Esq. In the chair. ?? an explanation from tieut. Fabian, it was resolved that the ~rev schools should he finished and ...
... in less time. Sir Thomas Hardy, under whose inspection the carriage was tried on board the Galatea, reports, that Marshall's carriage is worked with much more facility by six men than the other carriages are by ten men. Sir Thomas Staines, who has tried ...
... mounting each one long '24-pounder and four brass howitzers, and having on board together 11-)O men. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Motley, Isaac Hardy, and Willian Heard, of Bristol, ironmongers. John M'Geoch, late of Chester, linen draper. George Swinburn, late ...
... England, Austria, at Russia.S'n. .1 ,. n SOUTR5 AM EUI.A. 'i The Brazzils.-We understandithit the despatches from st Sir Thomas Hardy (brought to Portsmouth by his Ma- ti e jesty's brig Beaver, on Wednesday, the 1st instant) relate t e to the evacuation ...
... ? MASONIC PESOTIVAL.-Gn Tuesday. eivening week, a midoonld dinner wee given, at the Bridge Hotell,,Sunderland, to Mir. Thomas Hardy, of that town, in celebration of his fiftieth anniversary ae amaseon. About 00 brethren belonging to the dlfl'erent lodges ...
... sell at 5d., and at that price are scarcely to be had. —Inverness Courier. The fifty-third anniversary of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Home Tooke, and John Thulwall, from a charge of high treason, was celebrated at Radley's Hotel, London, on Friday ...