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... Majesty's shim orf the coast of South America for assistance ; and a letter from Buenos Ayres, dated July 7, states, that Sir Thomas Hardy has declared the blockade doc to be conformable to the law regulating similar opera- tions, and that, therefore, he is ...
... Cos* rane had taken this step on account ef the detenninatj» of Sir Thomas Hardy to protect British ships fretj being stopped and examined by the Chilian ?? war, for which purpose Sir Thomas was waiting £ arrivai of the Superb, when he intended lo proceed ...
... » * > Witness our Hands this 14th Day of March 1821 GEORGE GREEN, JOSEPH GREEN, SAMUEL GREEN. .witnesses Andrew Allan Hardy, .Thomas Walch ...
... Hartop, Thomas Beard Holy, Sami. Vr'ard, Joseph Dixon Skeltoii, John Bernard Furness, John Bailey, Samuel Smith, Ed vard Naoson, Thomas Watson, Samuel Youngr, J ilin Sykes, John Rodgers, George Bennett, . James Montgomery, Samuel Nowbonld, Thomas Peter ...
... 16, Captain Lam- bert (acting,) which ships are to reinforce the squadron in the River Plate, under tbe command of Sir Thomas Hardy. The navaldoekyr-rd establishment atthe Cape of Goad -Hope -is to be reduced and placed under the di- reeticn of a naval ...
... elected Lord Mayor of York, and Mr. Daniel Take, Mr. Hrary Care, Mr. Henry Btaad, Mr. Robert Beadle, Mr. John Barker, and Mr. Thomas Hardy, Cbamt'rrlalas. Tb* Corporal too also agreed a Petition to both Houses of Parliament, request lag lh*m exert their Influence ...
... sustained very little loss. The treasure which fell into the hands of the captors is said to very considerable. Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy had left the river Plate, in the Creole frigate, Captain T. White, and gone round Cape Horn; having directed the Superb ...
... cannot fail to lie especially involved. The chim?J this blockade has beep for some time a sulriect of22j versy between Sir Thomas Hardy and the Chilian ment; and the result lias been a Decree thtfSl the latter, modifying the blockade, and t.on from its original ...
... Harrison Thomas, do ; Harrison John, do.— lngleby Thomas, Lawkland; Ingleby Ro- bert, do.; Johnson Henry, Arnclijj'c; Jolmaon Stephen, Hetton, &c. ; Johnson Thomas, jun. Eshton ; Johnson Thomas, do. ; Jackson Edward, Fairburn ; Ikin Bright ...
... BIRTH. On- the 13th insL the Lady of John Hardy, Esq. Re- -Order of this borough, of a daughter. ?? . On Thursday, at Bradfojd, Joshua Pollard, Esq. of Crow-Trees,, to Jane; tbuuh tlauglit-8 nf John Sturges, Esq. of- Bowling- hall. . • ?? Same day, at ...
... in Stonegate, in the City of York, now tenure of Mr. William Silversmith. 3* Particulars to Mr. Preston, Solicitor, Jrj^Thomas Hardy, Stonegate, York. RICHMOND Winter Assemblies, 1821—22. FIRST WINTER ASSEMBLY will Jl the King's Head, Richmond, on THURS- ...
... TO BE SOLD BT PRIVATE CONTRACT, rilHfi nilosble FREEHOLD PROPERTY Utely f- belonging to tbe Reverend Thomas Radford, deceased, situate at AtlercHße, consisting of A CAPITAL MANSION ROOSE, Wiib a Stable, Yards, Oarden, and other suitable and convenient ...