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... blood by the King of SPAIN'S Governor, Colonel BENEVIDES ? And let the Courier ask Mr. CANNING what redress did n iSir THOMAS HARDY get from the Vice-Roy of Lima A for the murder of the entire crew of the English whale elsip Perseverance, taken while ...
... also, according to the slight informa- t ion as yet received, had forwarded a Petition to the Comman- der-in-Chief, Sir THOMAS HARDY, praying that he would be p leased not to send any more of his MAJESTY'S shipK to that sta-. t iion, for that they only ...
... ADOLPesUS prayed a tales, and the following gentlemen answered to their ?? Chambers, John Ironson, William Hussey, Thoeno Jones, Thomas Beattice, George Edward Dalton, William Trough, and William Elliott. Mr. PATTISON opened the pleading The indictment, as already ...
... ub- lie. By the same conveyance advices have also this day been re- ceived fromn Bueios Ayres to the 9th November. Sir THOMAS HARDY, whose departure in his Majesty's ship the Creole, from Rio de Janieiro, on the 22d August, for the River Plate, has already ...
... Law Lord. He was Solicitor- General when the monstrous prosecutions for constructive treason were carried on against TooKE, HARDY, and the others, in]1794. Heis saidtohave talkedthe Court to sleep, and to have wept at the impotence of his laudable endea- ...
... of Gerrard's Hail Tavern, Basing.lane, wvine merchant-Thomas MItecell, late of Sidney-placr, Commercial-road, and lioso of Oxford- street, Cannon-street.road, grocer and cheesr monger-Wiiliam Thomas, ef Regent-street, Piccadilly, stationer-Edwvard Stuff ...
... India, are not the pampered youths of this luxurious -metropolis, but youths from' parts of the country.where frugal and hardy habits are prevmlent.-To bring youths, :it a tender age, from the remote parts of the country, to an Institution in the ne ...
... Duke ansI Dlichess 0f COIGNY and suite, orts Viscount HEREFORD and suite, Lady DuFF GORDON, Mr. Cole? SruARTWORTLEY, Sir THOMAS HARDY, and Lord NoRTI{- LAND, Who have all embarked for France. TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSioN.-A Letter from Chiiro.Medi. cu, on ...
... I BYRNE. Mr. Bell .- - - 1 .0 0 Homo 0--- 2 00 Lewes Flanigan, Esq. 5 0 0 Mr. Cobbedt - - - I 0 0 Crispin . - - *0 2 6 Thomas Hardy - £0 10 0 C. W., Maidstone - O 10 0 Bell's Life in London 2 0 O J.B. 10 0 J. G.D. 1 0 0 R.B. --010o.O E.D. Esq. - - -2 ...
... ready also. We hol)p there will be ino disappointment either one way or the other. We shisll begin to morrow night at the Thomas, about seven o'clock. ~Nov this letter Wsus from the bre- thren of Bethel Chiispel, and sent to the rest of the bre- thren ...
... course oa -thirty yozis more, probably contain a population of betweena ten esnd, twelve umillions-ak popiulamion eqmialiy hardy aiid intrepid, so r inured to privation, tllat they would enjoy ithe coarsest ration as a rare luxury. During all that pe Iiod ...
... e, and when he 4anie to inl London made thle above tavern his place of residence. He lin sailed in the Superb with Sir Thomas Hardy about five years lisince to the South American, station, to prevent, piracy, and, ~rerturned to England about-a year and ...