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... HTS , No . XX 11 I . _Uditcd at _the _lloyal Insli . utiun of _Great Orilaiii . _KIIINIIUHRII , _Will _Oct . _ISil . M R THOMAS HARDY , Fellow of the _Royal-College of _Surgeons _, _Edinburgh , will _commenre-his _DEAlONSTU _. AriUNSon the ANATOMY , _DISEASES ...
... detained at Valparaiso, it is stated that Sir Thomas Hardy had declared that, unless they were re-. stored, he would take possession of them. It appears, by Sh one of the letters from Rio Janeiro, that Sir Thomas Har- mn dy, during his late visit to the coast ...
... &c. Island of Jamaica. At Edinburgh, William Young, D. to Margaret, daughter of the late It. White, Hamiluean. 30. Mr Thomas Hardy, surgeon and dentist, Duke Street, to Miss Robina, daughter of Robert Forrester, Esq. treasurer of the Bank of Scotland ...
... Cochrane had taken this step on account of the determination of Sir Thomas Hardy to protect British ships from being stopped and' examined by the Chilian vessels of war, for which purpose Sir Thomas was waiting the arrival of the Su- I pert, when he intended ...
... ti s navy} has been appointed his Secretary. ' st It is said that one of the ships under the orders ie of Commodore Str Thomas Hardy, on the South ti es American station, is to be sent to endeavour to b k penetrate through Behrintg's Straits, in the hope ...
... ILOYD'S MARINE LIST-OCT. 23. cc Buenos Ayres, °2th August. ft ?? The question of blockade pending between Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy anti the Chilian Government is now t brought to issue, and ky. their decree of 2sd June, the ports situated between I1l ...
... announced his inten- tion of ascending from Portsmouth in the Coro- nation balloon. His Majesty's ship Creole, Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy, arrived at Valparaiso, 16th May, in 13 days from Lima. Tfhe sum total subscribed up to the 30th ult., in Dublin, tawards ...
... has been in the practice of pro- claiming paper blockades, wtich he lhad no power to enforce. On a remonstrance from Sir Thomas Hardy, this unlawful practice has been abandoned, and his blockades have been confined to specific ports, where they can be really ...
... Peru by Lord Cochrane * directed by Sir . Thomas Hardy not to be in con- With the law regulating similar 'operations, and that v it could not be recognised by the British squadron. b4eolaration of Sir Thomas Hardy is in the form of a N I communication,. ...
... interferenn Thomas Hardy, who, after hearing the statements Pro British captains on the subject, felt it of so much imP° as to be induced to sail immediately for Lima, in the, frigate, in order to have a personal conference Cochrane. Sir Thomas Hardy is said ...
... - Mowbray, Howe Street, of a son.Oi the March, Mrs -- Albany Street, of a daughter.. MARRIAGES. On the SOth Marelr, Mr Thomas Hardy, surgeon and dentist, Ilobina, daughter of Robert Foriester„ Esq. treasurer, of the Bank 0 , —At Edinburgh, on the 29th ...
... Millington (since dead), John Gidney, altogi ChresJhston, Thomas. Larkin, Simon Petson, William uander IRobinson, James Smith, -James, Spence, Charles Varney, Daniel Dowd, Patrick Galvant, Walter Hardy, Thomas Li- 'duced vingaton, JarniisNelson, Anthony Stevens ...