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... other men, amongst whom were Stephen Hawlin and Thomas Hardy, both pitmen, of Bishop Auckland. At the time of leaving the house, about twelve o’clock, the deceased slightly intoxicated, but Ilawlin and Hardy were both perfectly sober. A few minutes after ...
... Sir Thomas pendant; and, it is probable, that sbe may go round Capo Horn shortly. The Beaver goes to Rio to-day, and there waits further orders. It is likely that site will be soon dispatched to England. At Bahia, the Tartar, Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy ...
... Private letters from Lisbon state, that Rear- Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, with the Experimental Squadron under his orders, was still in the Tagus, the sailing the Packet. It was supposed that Sir Thomas, who was to have sailed few days before, had been detained ...
... this relief. —Moniteur, June 27, non-official part. FROM THE HAMPSHIRE TELEGRAPH. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 30. Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart. K.C.B. sailed this morning from St. Helen’s, in the Galatea frigate. Sir Charles Sullivan, Bart, with the Experimental ...
... The following vessels were seized there, viz. Lord Cathcart, Columbo, and Robert and Joseph. stated that Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy hud declared, that unless the ships Indian, Lord Suffield, and Edward Ellice, carried into Valparaiso, were restored, he ...
... | -. 10 10 Hebert Davidson, Ksq. 3 0 0 Charles Thomas Pearce, Esq. 5 5 0 J. Oliver % 10 The Dean Peterborough 5 5 A. Riddell, Esq. Queen-street,Cheapside 10 10 2 Sit Thomas M> Hardy, Bart. K.C.n. 10 10 The Most Noble the Marquis of ...
... obtain any redress, are put into the highest spirits by the orders which have been transmitted to the British Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, which are to demand restitution of all property seized, without any exception, provided it can proved to belong to British ...
... reimburse to the Governfleff.’ valfe of the implements sup- rnOM THE HAMPSHIRE TELEGRAPH. MAY 26. j Vesterday Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart. K.C.8., returned to Spithead, in the Byratmis, Capt. George Rose Sartorius, with the Experimental Squadron, consisting ...
... fixed upon by Parliament. Admiral Sir George Eyre is appointed Commanderin-Chtef in South America, the room Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy. Sir Robt. Barlow, K.C.B. Oommis-sioner of Chatham Dock-yard, being about to retire after a period of years service, has ...
... the Captain the Brazen, remained without any progress as to adjustment, and would probably continue until the arrival Sir Thomas Hardy, who had been made acquainted with the particulars, und had, in consequence, sailed from the Brazils for Buenos Ayres, ...
... San. Martin offered them battle on their march, which they avoided.—The Dauntless had arrived at Lima for specie. Sir Thomas Hardy was at Valparaiso, in the Creole; Superb, at Callao Conway, at Concepcion ; Blossom and Alacrity, on passage round Cape ...
... The Lord Chancellor and Lady Manners sailed mi Wednesday morning for England. His Mgjefty’s ship Creole, Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy, arrived at Valparaiso on the l6th of May, 111 days from Lima. Lieut. Col. Sir Robert Steele, Knt. and K.C.3. Deputy-Lieutenant ...