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... compel. that revision of the Spainish constitution, which not oaly d Spain itself, but all Europe demands. .. Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy liad o Friday a very ' long confereoce with the Board of Adamiralt; relative si to his combniand in South Anierica. The ...
... this delicate subject. (Morning Paper). is irenerally believed in the City, that the Object the expedition of Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, to preserve an undist urbeJ. communication to British trading vessels with all the ports South America, and to prevent ...
... prepare a paper, shew rig the actual state of the ♦'>.;-., i. mid to-lay the same before the public without delay. Sjt Thomas M. Hardy, Bart, is appointed commander-in-chief on the coast South America, and the South Seas, vice Commodore 80-Aele. who, from ...
... bottom being in very rotten state. The Vengeur and Superb, nnd other ships, which are to sail under the command of Sir Thomas Mastcrman Hardy, are to have the full war complement of men. We believe but few our readers are aware of the daring lengths to which ...
... equipped for tea with great celerity, at Plymouth, where she waits only for men to complete her complement to Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy left Plymouth on Monday, for the Admiralty, to receive his final instructions from that Board. The Vengeur, 74, Captain ...
... College Hereford. | Key. C. Jones, M.A. Vicar of Canon Pion, has been apiiointed a Minor Canon Here lord Cathedral. Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Bart, is appointed comrnar.der-in-cliief on the coast South America, and in the South Seas, rice Commodore Uowies, who ...
... that the squadron recendy fitted out under the command of Sir Thomas Hardy, arrived on the 18th September, eight days from Plymouth. The men of war, consisting of the Superb, Admiral SirT. Hardy; the Hyperion, Captain Searle; aad the Vengeur, Captain put ...
... Francis Scoby. rf Bridliiigton, blacksmith, in .. 28 George Sherburn, of Bubwith, pinder, in 18 To Appear and Ans-eer. Thomas Yates Hardy, rf Aldbrough, husband- man, in 20 John linn, .man, of Hemingbrough, saddler, for the appearance of Ann Bonoman, his ...
... ?? ta Thomas liowden, uf Great Driffield, maltster, in 40 ltub.'ri Eidier, of same, miller, in ?? George Stephenson, of same, -jobber, ia LII George Dunn, ot South Cave, labourer, in ?? 40 Benjamin Stodart, of same, watchmaker, in ?? 40 Thomas Mitchinaou ...
... Robert Denison, Jun. Thomas Dyson Richard Hudson Samuel Waterhiwse H. Lees Edwards Robert Joseph Walker W. Greet;vp Tim. Botes c\- Son Thomas Pi llih George Diron Anthony Hudson R. Bownas John Smyth Thomas Burton Christopher Hick Thomas Booker Joha. Pawson ...
... Charles Gill Mark Noble John John Dawes John Johnson George Nicholson Thomas Slingsby Charles Siingsby Jacob Marsham Thomas Duncombe Thomas Grimston Peter Murray William Walker Thomas Paley Robert Mitton John Lumley James Collins George Tripp Wm. Collins ...
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