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... proceeded from Cadiz, in May, for Lima. The action was severe on both sides, and took place off Lima. The British Admiral, Sir Thomas Hardy, is now here with ten ships, for what purpose God knows. The squadron consists of two ships of the line, six frigates, ...
... rds the men, gave the necessary•orders to the First Lieutenant. Coming on board the frigate during the absence. of Sir Thomas Hardy, who was gone to.Nlaldonado, and having occasion to complain of the want of punctuality to his orders, he reprimanded the ...
... d n . Thomas and James Danvers, Cooper’s-row, rower-hill, merchants. , . , Richard Holmes and Thomas Facer Crane, late ot Northampton, grocers. Edward Baines, Leicester, tailor. James Milner, late of Cambridge, dealer. Joseph Hardy, Thomas ...
... (allowing moil and authentic oatract of a Wier to a of this City, from (Muer on board one oat Vi• Majr3ty's ships `iir Thomas Hardy, we day exchisk.ely lay ',Truro. our rea.!ers : e.!, h, I SY!. Since our arrival here do hate been three t walletr r ...
... Fields, London. Thomas Danvers and James Danvers jun. of Cooper'srow, Towerhill, merchants, May 16 7 Danvers, 6, and 20, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr: Hodgson, Castle-street, Holborn. Joseph Hardy, Thomas Hardy, William Horton Hardy ...
... heart could neither credit nor comprehend ; but if your Lordship will take the trouble even to re-peruse the Trials of Thomas Hardy and JObn Horne Tooke, and, still more especially, if your Lordship will exercise the privilege of your high office, and ...
... Joseph Hardy, Thomas Hardy, William Horton Hardy, and John Horton Hardy, Birmingham, merchants, May 23, 24, June 20, at 12, at the Royal Hotel, Birminglium. Attornies, Messrs. Baxter and Bowker, Gray's Inn-place, and Mr. Bird, Birmingham. ...
... have to encounter:, in order to steer clear of political intrigue. However, it has been done, and that mainly through Sir Thomas Hardy. who is our Chief. His urbane and amiable manners , have won him the esteem and confidence of the Creoles; and his Officers ...
... the Brazils. The Creole was then to proceed to the River Plate, to receive On board the broad pendant of Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy. Captain Mackenzie •11 as afterwalds to take the the Sup - tab,. 74 guns, and bring her to England. It being imagined that ...
... Souih America, is arrived at Chatham, for the purpose of being paid off. Thursday dispatches were sent to Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy, at Buenos Ayres. Wednesday dispatches were received from Sir Hudson Lowe and Admiral Plurapin, al St. Helena. Deal, May ...
... the Pickerel! inn, Cambridge. (dlr. Pecc , ele, Cambridge is and Hews. TOMO and Cn add% Written.) Joseph Hard,, Thomas Hardy, Ilunuu Hardy. and John Horton k dy. Birmingham. merchant.. May 23, 24. Jane to. at tbeltoyal Huta, Birmingham. (Mesars. Boater ...
... have to encounter, in order to steer clear political intrigue. However; it has been .done, and that mainly through Sir Thomas Hardy, wfea oiir Chief. His urbane and amiable man- ®** nve won him the esteem and confidence of the Creoles; and his Ofticers ...