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... Martin, in consequence of ; this, was obliged to withdraw his army. Majesty's ship Superb was expected daily to join Sir, Thomas Hardy 's squadron. for she protection of the British ititernsti in those regions. They further ) state, that the ports were•epen ...
... by Lord Cochrane had been declared hy Sir Thomas Hardy hot to he ie with the lAW/ regulating similar operations, and that therefoce it could n.t be recnignized the British squadrons This declaration of Str Thomas Ilat.ly is in the foto' of a verhal coin ...
... and one of the Lords of the Admiralty is to be Major General of Marines, vire Sir R. G. Keates; and Commodore Sir Thomas !Westerman Hardy, K. C. n. is to be Colonel of Marines, Captain Bro . ughson, deceased. HOUSE OP COMMONS.—ParD fr, Aram b. sCLUCT VE4TRY ...
... Tho- mas and Britannia, Alder, for London.—Fx, Doughty; Nor- ris Castle, W'alsh: and Thomas and Ann, Owen, for Liverpool. Wri-rii COAL.—Pomona^ Simpkin; Benjamin, Thomas; and Little John, Hayes, for Youghall.— Victory, Macnamara; Cor- delia, Swaffin; Susannah ...
... Llewelly, for Abemvon- Deborah, Roberts; Mary Ann, Owen and Nelly, Mac Duff, for Liverpool.-Fame, Veal, for Hayle.-Percys, Thomas, for Kidwelly.—Friends, Black, for Stirling.—Jane, Matthews and William, Clampitt, for Cardiff.—Picton, Jones, for Newry.—Lively ...
... Harmony, Huliaphrys; Grace, Clough; James, Jones; Sam, White; Martha, Walker, Thomas, Williams; Plhecasant, Hazlehurst; Ceres, Mathias; Lady Penrhyn, Evans; Penrhyll C4$tle, Thomas; and Susannah, Williams. Cteaerd oat, Sam, Scott; Dlenai, Mc. Credie; Amity ...
... Power, for Glasgow, with ditto.—Percy's, Thomas, for Kidwelly, with ditto.—WU- liam, Clampitt, for Cardiff, with ditto.-Simeon, Moxley, for Bristol, with coal.—Ebenezer, Ablett. for ditto, with ditto.—Wil- liam, Thomas, for ditto, with ditto.-Betsey, Prewitt ...
... guage, the Rev. W. J. Rees, Rector of Cascoh, was requested to deliver the judgement of the Rev. Canon 1 ) 41611e and the Rev. Thomas Williams, which was, that the composition on the ancient and preaent state of ttle Welsh Language. signed Caior at by far ...
... should hese state, thot between each recitation, the out delighted the company, by playing some anort.al or -ing air.] So. Thomas Roberts, of Conn.'s., also recited some rellent serses, on this Meeting of the Bards in Gwsneild. Colonel Parry. Coairnsan ...
... situated in St. Mary-street, in the said town, now in the several occupations of Mrs. King, Oliver Gregory Thomas, Esq. the Hev. Thomas Loader, and Thomas Tudor, Esq. The whole of the property is in most complete repair. For further particulars apply to the ...
... Lewis Lewis, for sheep stealing; —death. John Price and David Bevan, for stealing oats, six months' imprisonment, and Howell Thomas, for stealing timber, two months. One was at quitted. At P gn Great Sessions, Wm. Mathews, for stealing two sheep from Mr ...
... Borradailes Esq. M.P. Deputy Chairman. Thomas Allan, Esq. John Dorien Magens, Esq. John Richard Baker, Esq. Robert H. Marten, Esq. John Cooke, M.D. John Masterman, Esq. J. H. M. Dawson, Esq. M.P. Richard Price, Esq. Thomas Gaitskell, Esq. Benjamin Pead, Esq ...