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... 'Dionias Hugo John Stratford Saunders Abrahum Tate H. 11. Birch John nerell Wiili.im Kirkpatrick William Krvell Thomas Greene, Clerk Thomas llevell William Hieghington Henry Henry Cheney Abraham Augustus Nick son William John Bryan. Abraham Comes ■ —. ...
... Governor Lambert Clerk Wicklow, Governor Joseph Hardy Poworicourt M illiatn St. Clair Mowk Robert Howard licnj. Stratford, Gov. Thomas Quin, Clerk f Hugh Howard, Governor Henry Quin Francis Howard Thomas Brownrlgg, Clerk f G. L. Proby, M. P. John C. Lees ...
... Sezjeant Lefroy. Demville, C H Coote, Harcourt L Wolsicy, A Warner, C Flower, W H Clarke, AC Thomas gEsmonde, William Betham, Dudley, P Hil Crattort Thomas Butler, W Cox, itibton, S.aw, Stanley, Nicholas Conway Colthurst, J | and Lt Bateson. M‘Kenny ...
... of the British Hardy, who, after hea’ ring the s felt it of so much importance as retary. on the subject, in the Creoly friga induced to sail immedi ately for Lima, 1 conference with Lord Cochrane order to have @ persona « Sir Thomas Hardy, is sa $2 to ...
... respect to the British vessels. Wil- pariso, it is stated that Sir ‘Thomas Hardy ha r was auless they were restored, he would take pos DU appears Dy one the trom os that Sir ‘Thomas Hardy, duritsg his late visit sition Peru, passed five days in the City ...
... a recent date. Yet one: we ve important news. It_ > ‘chat authentic intelligence had been received Valparaiso, that Sir Thomas Hardy had.come determination, not to allow the British detained by Lord Cochrane to be condemned that the blockade of the Coast ...
... ques about not, it is true, yet definitively settled, but velling} porary arrang oment has been adopted. have! before Sir THoMAs HARDY Tecelyy im tions from England, that the whole Countr 2 OF be free. tra- 7 The disputes between the Rival Chiefs an at Buenos ...
... all otliers, necessary is important and satisfactory to observe, tlmt Sir fj,. hold—namely, ex;>osc the fraud, tliat have Thomas Hardy declares his acquiescence m tins prictiicd> in , Coun justice. blockade, SO modified according to the true sense No. 734 ...
... Daley William Bradley, Fdws rd Brown, Thomas ¢ Patriot dead), Thomas Millinton (5 ince dead), Patson, * Johnson, ar kin, Simon ¢ Carac- Robinson, Joseph Smith, James Charte Danie) Dowd, Patrick Ge van, Walter Hardy, ‘Thos Feo. James Nelson, Anthony Stevers ...