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... Janeiro, state that Sir T. Hardy, during his late visit to the former pot, has completely removed the ill-will which had arisen in consequence of“the dispute with Captain Willes, of his Majesty’s ship Brazen. When Sir Thomas Hardy anivenl'&t:oe River Plate ...
... Houses in the Kingdom, and worthy the distinguj tronage of the enlightened inhabitants of the Norgfo: and. IR, AfEATS, THOMAS § FREEMAN HARDY. 147) Belfast, Ist March, 1824, ...
... Kingdom, and worthy the distinzuwéhed patronage of the enlightened inhabitants of the North of Ireland. IRISH AGENTS, THOMAS ¥ FREEMAN HARDY. 47) Belfast, Ist March, 1824. ...
... tbe latter of whom we hope he may have fallen in with. Sir Thomas Hardy is hourly expected to return to Spitbead, from the Tagus, with the ships which left England under his orders. Sir Thomas will again shift his flag to the Sybille frigate, Captain F ...
... arrived from Rio de Janeiro, with Letter* to the llth September—no political events of any importance are mentioned. Sir Thomas Hardy sailed the 14th from Bahia, for proiert on the English Trade th. re. The Convoy had arrived from San Bias a cargo of dollars ...
... Liberale, 34 ; Netkerhoy (old Volage) frigate ; Nightingale, brig, 18; another brig, two schooners, and three fire ships. Bir Thomas Hardy is universally beloved and esteemed. In the present unsettled state of affairs, his services and influence are highly valuable ...
... ravages. I.ettcrs received from IJrazii state that authentic j.itelliagcnce had been received from Valparaiso, that Sir Thomas Hardy had come the determioa. lion not to allow the British vesse's detained l.ord Cochrane to condemned, and that the blockade ...
... near it, in which the Spanish army was totally defeated. Letters from Valparaiso of the 14th of January, state that Sir Thomas [Hardy had received orders from home to reclaim all the British property condemned in that place ; and that he had in consequence ...
... as that the wishes of every purchaser can be gratified as to texture or colour. A REAL INDIA MATTING, best Quality. THOMAS & FREEMAN HARDY, 138) IRISH AGENTS. ¢ I RENFH TN 1 | : y e, LLEN CA ELS, MEN/ Ml S 7 endid - ...
... Kingdom, and worthy the distinzun patronage of the enlightened inhabitants of the North of Ireland. IRISIE AGENTS, THOMAS § FREEMAN HARDY. 147) Belfast, Ist March, 1824, COTTON, ASHES, HOPS, &c. WILLIAM BELL OFFERS FOR SALE, 400 Bales COTTON, consisting ...
... Houses in the Kingdom, and worthy the distinguishe, tronage of the enlightened inhabitants of the North o d. IRISH # . THOMAS y FREEMAN HARDY. 147) Belfast, Ist March, 1824, ...
... Cochrane hod taken this step on account of the determination of Sir Thomas Hardy «o protect British ships front being slopped and examined the Chilian vessels of wsr. for which purpose Sir Thomas was wailing the arrival of the Supetb. when intended to proceed ...