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... Sir William Hope, formerly a Lord of the Admiralty, will resume his seat at that Board. We have already stated that Sir Thomas Hardy’* squadron, which sailed from Plymouth about the middle of September, had reached Rio Janeiro * This squadron consists ...
... Vice-Admiral Sir Thos. Fremantle, G. C. B. commander-in-chief in the !Mediterranean, after a short illness of two days. Sir Thomas Fremantle has not held the appointment more than 18 mouths, and on the recent promotion of Admirals, obtained the rank of ...
... may be seen on apol’cation to Thomas Esq. of Castle Fogarty, acar also, at the Messrs. Lvans & RBartrum, St Mildred’s-court r ; and of Philip 33 Upper Ormonc Wie ter oor ss ~ ~~ al, &e. may be seen on apo!’cation to Thomas J continuance uf their Liberal ...
... IS 19. James Mo;;uoe.'’ An American paper states ship war has been sent against Lord Cochrane to demand justice,” Sir Thomas Hardy’s squadron, which sailed from Plymouth September, supposed to have been dispatched watch the conduct Lord Cochrane fleet ...
... well : rrell, with every description of Fruit Trees, Seedling and J. planting Forrest Trees, Evergreens, being on nelly. most hardy situations in the Country, the Trees can be ow rdas | John Lannigan Stanna every | Robert Lannigan, E Rot- subdenominations ...
... tie Grand Jur:_ Honourable Henry Caulfield, Foreman- Charles Brown. low. 'llsomas Molyneux, William Blacker. Thomas Seaver, Joseph Atkinson, Thomas Verner, Arheson, St. George, Wil- liam Irwin, Walter XMGeopigb, William Reid.- Hunt Walsh Chambre, Samuel ...
... ARMAGH Jury.—Hon. Henry Caulfield, Foreman ; Chas. Rrcwulow, i Molyneux, Willi.mi Blacker, Tliomas Seav.T, Joseph Atkinson, Thomas Vernvr, Ach.sen St. Geo William Irwin, Walter Wdiiam Reid, Hunt Walsh Charnl.'oe, Samuel Cope, George Lnsor, Janie. Johnston ...
... of Clare, cornincii:ed oil Sturday Sir Edward O'Brien, l.was propowd by Thos. Ciuddert, Esq. of Bporatty aud breotidtd by Thomas :11ahon, Esq. aft WM. Y. Fitzgerald Was proimbed by N. 11lacuamara, EN. and secouded by Itabert Westropp, of Fortzue; EN. ...
... be made before the trial. • a. i 24 MON DA I' &vita: sett, itpri; I. welfare and liberty of the people. Fur 1iim,..11, For Thomas Sprint, Rice, Esq. Want of room prevents the appearance of si•ve. etaeciestrn ',med. this had been his ohji et icom the c ...
... called over in the manner following* telling each to hold his hand—Arthur Thistlewood, William Daridson* James logs* John Thomas Brunt, Richard Tidd. '■ ■ logs haring pleaded Not Guilty* was, as is usual, asked how would be tried} to which he replied ...
... Elwin, Commsnder of the Castle. coote Retinue cruiser, captured, with Isis bolts, under the command of Isis first mate, Mr. Thomas Hardy, in the sound of Instenloili, on the in. biallt, a fine copper-bottomed American se/sootier, called the Sweep, with upwards ...
... by purchase, vice M•Manus ; Lieutenant Thomas Skinner to be adjutant, vice Therlow, promoted. 26th Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant William Johnston to be captain, by purchase, vice Farquharson, promoted ; Ensign Thomas Simpson Pratt to be lieutenant, by purchase ...