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... (since dead), Thos, Millinton (since dead), Thomas Gidney, Charles Johniton, Thomas Larkin, Simon Pilson, William Robinson, Joseph Smith, James Spence, Charles Varney, Daniel Dowd, Patrick Gelvan, Walter Hardy, Thomas Livingstosse, James Nelson, Anthony Stesens ...
... Millington (since dead), John Gidney, altogi ChresJhston, Thomas. Larkin, Simon Petson, William uander IRobinson, James Smith, -James, Spence, Charles Varney, Daniel Dowd, Patrick Galvant, Walter Hardy, Thomas Li- 'duced vingaton, JarniisNelson, Anthony Stevens ...
... widow; dated as above. '19th Ditto-Csptain Timothy Raperfrflm half pay of the i regiment, to he Captain, ?? purchase, vice Hardy, pro- .noted in tbe '16h foot; dated aiabouve. °-2d Ditto-Surgeoti William Chatmersxfrothalf pay18th light dragoons, to be ...
... compositions paid in lieu oc tithes. Thomas Wlhitmore, Esq., of Apley Park, lits liberally allowed the occupiers of lands in the parish of Clraverly, Salop, 10 per cent. on the atiount of thrlr year's tithes. Thomas Wilkinson, Esq. of London, re- turned ...
... house, and her loss, both to the Chili VGovnernment and individuals of the fleet, is estimated at 400.000 dollars. - 'Sir Thomas Hardy has been in correspondence. ?? the Chili Government on the subject of Lord Cobhrane's conduct, aand the latter has promised ...
... levying a duty of 18 per cent. on all English a Icargoes-that on this subject a correspondence had taken b place between Sir Thomas Hardy and the Chilian Govern- f ment, and that indemnity had been promised for ihese is' posts. a New York papers have been received ...
... of Gairth, alt croupiers. The chair was supported by Si Alnuel Shlle- 0 perd, the Lord Chief Baron ofrixcheqtter, and Sit Thomas hoc Bradford K. C. B., Commander of his ?? fttrces in co. Scotland. We observed in the crowded room his Rloyal ist Highness ...
... cause. GCenr;l S-oXn Martin ?? them battle on their march, which they ?? Daunitloss had arrivedt at Lima for specie. Sir Thomas Hardy was at Valparaiso, i u the Creole; Superb at Callao; Conway at Concep- tion; Blossom and Alacrity on passage round Cape ...
... great number of gentlemen of the highest respect- ability, attended, and soon after twelve o'clock Mr Freme proposed that Thomas Booth, Esq. should be called to the chair. The proposition was received and carried with acclamation. Mr. BOOTH, on taking ...
... and sailed, the former on the 14th, the latter on the 15th of September last, for Peru. The strong remonstrances of Sir Thomas Hardy, and the desire of the Government to remain on good terms with the English nation, have pro. dhuced this desirable liberation ...
... wessiibjetft(u ret1:u n re riiiljoi~s;. n.J_)ad: ins-. A letter frou alf ira u. a .Va ibat hopteiwe siy S , Sir TihOtWiRA Hardy has arralgged. every ttilng to0 his ,satishfCtioil with Lot (l f t odhratte; his ?? lie bs declared hie wvill naot insteirro ...
... e. To this opening Lima 'sinkss into ?? .Paop. Elxtract of aletter from Valparaiso; dated 2th i September, 1821-- Sir Thomas Hardy hasarranged every thin- to his satisfaction with Lord Cocbrane; its ILordshifphas declared he will not interfere with British ...