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... French. On Sunday the Marquis of Abercorn and 'amdy, accompanied the gallant Sir Thomas Hardy and family, arrived at the Donegal! Arms, on their way to Barron’s Court. Sir T. Hardy was the Captain on board his Msj tty’s ship Victory, when the glorious and ...
... carried ’ three days provision for man and horse, that they never wefe disappointed of food into whatever 'quarter came. Sir Thomas Hardy have the command of squadron be immediately assembled in die Downs. We are sorry to announce the lot* of the Cygnet sloop ...
... Edward Wm. C. R. Owen, R. N. 111 Captain Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart. Royal 119 Captain Sir Johleel Brenton, Bart. Royal Navy, 113 Captain Sir Michael Seymour, Bart Royal Navy, 114 Captain Sir Thomas Lavie, Royal Navy, 115 Captain Sir PhiUp B. V ...
... 1-ry the City Dublin,', late ni lIOBF.HT FERGUSON, possession of Mi. Kernu=>‘ —Dated this 28th dilv April, 1815. LO>.. AHON, THOMAS ELLIS. iIMYTU, For pavlkndars, I'ltlc, »5 GRAHAM, ; SoUcitor in tins Sticfhrd-sfreei. _ Aff the Four-Coiut4 Marslialsea, I ...
... Louisa, Chariton, from Swansea to London, has put back with Ittta Mainmast. The Abraham, Watson, from Lancaster, arrived at Bt. Thomas's 5 h Nov. with damage, having been on hbore upon the Rockt at the entrance of the harbour. cargo had not received aaj injury ...
... ti|htly« , with vary grrat difficulty cut iff. r,i tf| ,| sistaoce was imoicdiaiely out effect, animation having tn ireW ’' Hardy, the r, held inq l ’*' > ,) upon the aftsr ta»«i ,l fi a ''' otrm, lhoU;{ll lli pri)» ...
... the individuals on’ both af DRIMNA, called the containing and discredit and injury the cause, ‘au these angry ‘late Sires ‘Thomas Spencer, John Jobr again, ‘that for > sugyey of prime Land. A. ‘Beifiagham, James Mullan, James Boyd, B » Earl! } chullitions ...
... neighbourhood, that tbecitisent whose families have summer retreats there, are afraid to go the read after dusk. Aa 'a boy, named Thomas Walsh, wa* picking sugar from the hogsheads as they were landing, at the Custom-house-quay, the vessel from which they were ...
... the Mis.isMppi. Accounts were received her, that the fleet bad sailed Jamaica, under convey the Homilies, Cj\if. Sir J. M. Hardy, for England. The from Ilavanuah to Cadir, run the rocks Bernm-Ia die ult. but got usf without damage, and proceeded her. voyage ...
... Oak, it, Rnar-Adlhiral Malcolm, (Copt Elk,) A female; gemeciy dressed, waited such of titn. ia Ramilie*, 74, Capt, Sjr T. M. Hardy, Bart. fbestretet. expectation of the miraculous event taking ptac, Asia, 74, Captoin Scene, that sire fell dewn in a fit. ...
... and OU® tllCSauris, eXefcitibus, cJassibas suis, Amt fimes. No. Sir, your Cause is not in danger—-roue longer that brave and hardy Peasantry which was the boast of i industry. Neither, the Hon. Gentleman had intimated, annis itapia Tyfanni Euro- foundation ...
... of I Lord Castlereagb’s, and goes upon almost ail the .assumptions which Lord Grey had just been happy irt detecting* In hardiness assertion, and sort determination say maimer equally gay and intrepid to cry thing that is said Uieotner side of tiie question ...