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... tide dated Ulo Janeiro, insextcd in another pail of out Paper, that. Sir Thomas Haidy has refused to recognise the system of blockade adopted Lord Cochrane. We do not know how *ir Hardy means to reconcile this conduct with the principles and practice his ...
... fail to be especially involved. The character of this blockade has been for some time a subject of controversy between Sr Thomas Hardy and the Chilian Government; and the result has been Decree on the part of the latter, modifying the blockade, and reducing ...
... 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 ...
... Croft, adjoining ana to be taken therefrom, in a line with the West fence the said orchard, all now in the occupation of Thomas Hardy, subject nevertheless to the said Road over the East end of the said orchard. Lot 5. All that capital Messuage or Mansion-bouse ...
... the 3d of December, Valparaiso 20th January, passed Cape Horn 15th February, and sailed from Rio 23d March. Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy was left at Lima, with his broad pendant in the Creole frigate, Capt. T. White; the Conway, 28, Capt. Basil Hall, was gone ...
... maltster. THOMAS DREW, Worcesteiabire, cariientcr aui boat-builder. TIMOTHY JARVIS, Sculcoatcs, Yorkshire, bnilder. THOMAS LAMBERT, Cbapelthorpe, Saudal-Magna, Yorkshire, tanner. JOHN DICKINS and JOHN WARRICK, Plymouth, ear then ware-dealers. THOMAS HARDY ...
... Stanhope, in tbe River Plate. The Alacrity, Hon. Captain Spencer, had sailed from Rio o proceed round Cape Horn, to,join Sir Thomas Hardy. When the Owen Glewdower left Valparaiso. Lord Cochrane and San Martin, were at Lima, which place continued the possession ...
... Timothy Jarvis, of Sculcoates, York, builder. Thomas Laubert, of Ctiapelthorpe, York, tanner. John Dickinsatd John Warrick, of Plymouth, earthenweve mcn. 'Thomas Hardy, of Cowley, Middleatx, builder. Thomas Jones, of Fetter-lane, tavern ke2per. Nathaniel ...
... already before the public. a Ln The writer says, I can give you another instance -r which reflects little credit on Sir Thomas Hardy as a o British Commander, or upon those under whose orders , |he acted as Commander in these Seas. I say that it is reon ...
... grounding the decree on the interpretation 46th article of the treaty of Iblo. -:.. His Majesty's ship Creole, Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy, arrived at Valpasaiso, from the river on the lath of March. The Owen Illendower sailed fr um Valparaiso on the 26th of ...
... — Liiut. P. W. Robinson (b), Flag-Licuteneot to Sir Thomas Hardy, during the experimental cruises, to the rank of Commander. To be Cominanders.—Lieutenants—James Nias, Asia; John Drake, Albion; Thomas Smith (b), Genoa; P. Christie, Cambrian ; Spencer Sruyth ...
... belonging to Bahia, condemned to her. The Morgiana haysailed to day fur Pernambuco. The squadron on this station, under Sir Thomas Hardy, are all round Cape Horn, except the Slaney and Beaver, which are in the River Plate, the Dotis, at Pernambuco, and the ...