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... fulfil. Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Hlislop, authorizes the Ge- neral and Personal Staff at head-quarters, to continue to main- tain their field establishmsents, until the arrival of his Excellency at Fort St. George. Sir Thomas Hislop would have deemed it ...
... Henry Belli, of the .16th Light Dragoons; Thomas Hutchm ins, of the 3d Light Dragoons; Samuel Mitchell, of the 4ftle Brigade; Thomas Wemyss, of the 50th Foot; Robert Burd Gabriel, of the 2d Dragoon Guards; Henry Thomas, of tlte i7th Foot; A-dam Peebles, of ...
... aniount to pear 1,0oo dollars, Y I was for the widow of the deceased, and will he remitted to her. y le,. .P ra Sir THOMAS MAST:MRMAN HARDY, Part. has t been appointed Commodore arid Commander-i4-Chief i 3, on the coast of SorithAms #i:aPd in the Sdaub Seas ...
... with ter- tan and ignornifous dath . Id Q not, in saying thisf wish to detract from the merits of the American sailors, a hardy and intrepid race, but I will not cede one atom of the courage of theBritish tar, bold as theirinative rocks, -it favour of ...
... one, namely, that the interests .? the Jews are too much connected with those of the Soteresgns of Germany. Commodore Sir THOMAS HARDY is arrived in town from Plymouth, and has had several long interviCws with the Admiralty Board, on the subject of his corm- ...
... Barker 6 J. Greaves b 1-1. Froggatt Women, by sase o ot wounds. S. Green b Al. Varl1ing~ton is Jane H-ogg 6 E. Forpar 6 I. Hardy 6 B. Parry 6 S. Greaves 6 H. Hamilton b E. Newby 6 Al. Howarth b M. Jordan A. Hunt b6 A. Xenyon 6 Al. Doyley b E. Waring 6 ...
... Ministers. We rejoice, therefore, that the opinion, to which we alluded a day or two ago, as to the in- atructions given to Sir THOMAS HARDY, was found- ed in error; and that there is no ground for apprehen- sion of any misuaderstanding taking place between thy ...
... squadron recently fitted out under the command of Sir THOMAS HARDY, arrived there on the 18th September, in eight days frorri Plymouth.- The men of wIar, consisting of the Superb, Admiral Sir T1. HARDY; the Hyperion, Capt. SEARLE, and tile Vengeur, Capt ...
... Edward Hussey, Esq. M. F. Rishton, Esq. T. T. Gordon, Esq. Edward Lombe, Esq. Philip Hamond, Esq.. .1. W. Tomlinson, Esq. Thomas Greg, Esq. E. Ralfc, Esq. W. Postle, Esq. T. H. Cooper, Esq. T. P. Bagge, Esq. Henry Hogg, Esq. J. M. Allen, ,sq. Lionel Self ...
... rank of Commodore) fie has rendered very Important services to -his country. He was succ~eded hy Corn- moxoore Sir TnomAs HARDY, Baronet. The Creole brings no South American news either important or Intercating, Bhe latest ccouints fro)m the Rio die la ...
... two o'clock, a Cabinet Council was held at t4. oreign Office, which sat for two hours. A letter from an officer of Sir Thomas Hardy's squadron (re- ceived by the Creole) says.- olonte Video, Jan. 1S20. We (the Superb and Vengeur) are at anchor at this ...
... well-beloved Corunsellor Thomas Hamil- ton, Esq. commonly called Lord Binning; Joseph Jocelyn, Esq. commonly called Viscount Jocelyn, Vice-Clsameberlain of our Household; John Thynne, Esq. conmnonly called Lord John Thynne; George Thomas Beresford, Esq. commonly ...