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... Frances, the widow Of Augustus Saltren Willett, Esq, 'Aged . 74 . .—1 u the 20th year of his age, John, second son of Thomas Hardy, Esq. of Walworth. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS tiAy. Morning, 0 minutes after 12 Evening, IS minnte..l alter Lond ...
... Depford, as Ageat of ‘Traaeports ; lieutenant James Barber to the Ramilios; and T F Jessop, Eisq to be Secretary to Sir Thomas Hardy. NAVAL APPOINTMENTS. Captain F. T. Mitched] is uppoi_t»xu'trliwi the Rifleman, l 18, at Plymouth ; Lieuwaant K. Fegan, ...
... Cochrane was on the coast, with his squadron ' concerting the means of making an instant and decisive attack. Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy had collected the greater part of his squadron at Bahia, for the protection of British property during this revolutionary ...
... I2:— The hearer of the last advice, from Chili is a British officer, who is charged with dispatches front Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy at his Government ; we presume relative in the slate of commercial affairs on the of Chili and Peru. The officer proceeds ...
... Worcester, maltster Thomas Drew, Worcester, carpenter Timothy Jarvls, Scalcoates, York, builder ThomasXajnbert, Cbap*lthorpe, York, tanner John IMckins and John Warrick, Plymouth, earthenware men Thomas Hardy, Cowley, Middlesex, builder Thomas Jones, Fetter-lane ...
... of war wilt arrive with the full particulars, the subject of so much ini|*ortanee to British chants generally, dial Sir Thomas Hardy, will feel it j his duty to despatch one immediately. ! Extract letter from Madrid, dated the Xovemliei executive government ...
... determined to accompany Sir Thomas Hardy to Valparaiso,' and accordingly embarked the same day, and „arrived here the night before last. I thought my presence might be of service. lam well acquainted with Sir Thomas Hardy's sentiments on the subject of ...
... C.B. will hoist his flag on board the Spartan, '7B guns, Gordon Thomas Falcon, on her arrival at head, and and proceed to the South American station, to relieve Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy, who will return home in the Creole frigate, Captain the lion. Frederick ...
... — ' He then gave Trial by Jury, which was drank with enthusiastic shouts. The healths of Thomas Hardy, John The!- wall, and John Baxter, followed. Mr. Hardy and Mr. Baxter shortly returned thanks, as did Mr. Thelwall, in a most eloquent speech, which ...
... 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 ...
... getting out or harbour. It is understood that the general officers will go out in this ship. At day light to-morrow Sir Thomas Hardy will sail witn the Wellesley and Melville, leaving the Spar- Vette to bring on the general officers, and the staff and ...
... 12th battalion, with their Captain, Grudes, were in Bahia, taken by the Maria. The frigates at the bar were the Commodore Thomas Hardy, with the three that were there, and a brig, supposed to be a prize. July 22.—An Address to his Majesty the Emperor, from ...