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... Newtonlima- vady; J B. Thompsos, Waringstown ; James Alexander, Doagh; Richard Patterson, Monev- rea; W. Kelly, Newry; and Thomas Hardy, Tandragee. They are to proceed to the conti- nent in July, and to remain there about three months this season; and, next ...
... same coat which he had common- ly worn for weeks, oo which the Order of the Rath was embroidered, as was then usual. Sir Thomas Hardy did notice it to him, observing that he was afraid the badge might be marked by the enemy; to which Nelson replied, that ...
... B; Vice Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart. G.C. B.; Admiral Sir G. Cock- burn, G. C. B; Lieutenant General Sir R. H- Vivian, Bart. G. C. B.; Major General Sir Alex- ander J Dickson, K. C. B.; Major General Si Beery Hardi , K. C. B; and Col, Sir ...
... wounded board the Chesapeake. Admiral Berkeley was soon after superseded in his com hir John Warren. Tie amiable and good Thomas Hardy, who had married the eldest daughter Admiral Berkeley, idled station flag captain with his father-inlaw, on the station ...
... the King’s Stairs, and there Sir Thomas Williams and Sir Frederick Maitland, with their respective Officers, stood waiting to receive the Royal Visitors, They were accompanied by Sir James Graham and Sir Thomas Hardy. in the mean time a message from the ...
... practice, to bestow promotion according to seniority. On the morning of the 21st, previous!v to leading into action. Sir Thomas Hardy requested Lord Nelson to appoint his two senior lieutenants captains of the line-of-tattle ships, the commands of which ...
... on Monday at Radley’s Hotel, in Bridge street, Biackfriars, to celebrate the forty-third anniversary of the uittal of ‘Thomas Hardy, John Horne Tooke, John 1] and others, from the charge of high treaeon, preferred against them. in 1794, by the government ...
... Kaight Commander of the Mog Hon. Military Order of the Bath, tu be a Kui Grand Cross of the said Order, in the room of Sir Thomas Hardy, deceased ; and Rear- ral Samuel Pym and Major-General Sir Joba Boscawen Savage, Knt., Companious of the Most Hon. Military ...
... Dudiey, Walter La James wry, Simeon Masi, Thomas Hardy ; all, illiam Davies, 2nd, William Ricketts. Stourport, Richard Waddy, Henry Hickman Worcester, Frederick Calder. James » Wm. Blundell. Evesham, Thomas Fletcher, William Redditch, Robert Melsom, ...
... aeute pain, Mr. Alexander Barry, the leciuier on cl e- mistry at Guy's Hospital. ith inet, at Pimlico, in his S2d Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mr. Hardy was the founder of the London Corresponding Society, and was, with Mr Horne Mr. Thetwall, Mr. Holeroft, ana which ...
... subject. Triat sy Juny.—The anniversary ner to celebrate the acquittal of Joha Horne Too ke, and Jobn Theleall, and support Thomas Hardy, the Inetitution of Tris I by Jury, took place on Saturday at Radley’s Hotel, Bridg © Street, Black- friars, T. S. Duncombe ...
... Charch, London, John Athol M Gregor, E q eldest son of Sir Levan M*Gregor, Bare. to Mary Charictte Hardy, youngest of Rear. Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Gart. ‘pere were presen Lords Sefton, Gienlyon Sirathallan, J, Ross lyn, and ipswich; Sefron, Huston ...