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... falling short theattempt was unsuccessful. There were ptesent Sir James Graham, the First Lord of the Admiialty, Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, and Lord r -tUtt Ch»«i*-cllor lip* *7r iPur. —Ho were attended by Sir J..bu Hill, the Capiaiu Supeiintendantot the yard ...
... past 5, and twilight ends 3A minutes after 6. Anniversaries for the Ensuino Week 4th, Suwarrow beseiged Warsaw, }793.—Sth, Thomas Hardy acquitted, 1791.— Coronation of Henry VI, 1429.—71 A, Treaty of the Pyrenees, 1659.— Sth, King of Naples died, 1830.— Sth ...
... Channel on Monday afternoon. The Columbine, 18,Capt.W. Symonds, sailed Tuetdav to rejoin the oxnerimenfa' squadron under Sir Thomas Hardy ; and the Cadrau-, lo.Capt. C. Gordon, for America. The Kingston;of Guernsey,has been brought into Dartmouth by the Lion ...
... detachments for the ships the West India station. Friday the Experimental Souadron, under the command of Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, returned to Portsmouth from their third and cruise—except the Tyne, which ship could cot rejoin the Squadron ...
... faithless wife.] Trial by Jury.—Tbe Thirty-fifth Anniversary of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy was celebrated yesterday a Dinner, the Golden Lion, West Smithfield. Mr. Hardy, who has attained great age, but appears to enjoy a hearty state of health was present; ...
... ppointed to command the Genoa, 74. vice Walter Bathurst, killed in action.-Lieut. P. W' Robertson (b), Flag' lieutenant to Sir Thomas Hardy, during sae experimeu al cruises, to the rank of Commander. The .ffieuro promoted to the. rank. of Captain in. tfpe Royal ...
... meeting was well attended, and R. W. Fox, Esq., presided. Th was addressed by the Chairman, the Rev. F. Bi hop, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Hardy, Mr. Martin, Mr. Howard, Mr. Tucker, Vlr. Glmri, and Mr. White, and the following resolutions were passed un i mously ...
... TICF-ADliRHAL SIR ALEXANDER COC'IRANXE ' has transusitted a letter from Rear-Adtniral ilothani, jiclosing one from Captain Sir Thomas Hardy, of his T1ijesty's ship Ranilliecs, dated off Stoninlgton, the ?? Augist, giving an account of an attack made upon that ...
... to be disqualified for ever from voting at any election in the United Kingdom, and holding any civil office. Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy is, it is said, to succeed the late Sir R. Keats, as Greenwich Hospital. The claim of John Lindsev Crawfurd, Esq., to the ...
... return of Sir Thomas Hardy from Calloa, a deputation of merchants had an interviewv With him respecting the 'detention of British vessels aud seamen by Lord Cochranme' who. it appears, refuses to release either vessels or men. Sir T. Hardy, the letters ...
... Samuel d Lord) Hood, and was in seven actions with that disnguubed officer ; latterly he served as flag captain to Sir Thomas Hardy, on the South American Station, from 1819 to 1822. la 1838 and 1839 he commanded the Royal Adelaide, at Plymouth, bearing ...
... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. PLYMOUTH, Feb. I.—*l Wellesley, 74, (bearing the flag Sir Thomas Hardy), Capt. Gordon T. Falcon, arrived on Saturday from Lisbon, alter passage of 'Zl days. She brought dispatches and mail-bags, which were for* by post. The Wellesley ...