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... troops—a class of soldiers ill disciplined, and not likely, without severe restraint, to respect either j person property. Sir Thomas Hardy was at Bahia Cor the protection of the Eaglish interests. Extract a leder froa the agents Lloyd*s at Genoa, dated Augast ...
... thousand pounds are asked for five pictures painted by Murillo! Orders have been transmitted to the British Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, to danmnd restitution of all property seised by the South American Governments, without any exception, provided it can ...
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... ARRIVED. . . , From Wraiel, Friends, Donaldson Barrigk- Tbomsim; Snsonnab, Hardy Jbbn, Scott Raddock, Wilkinson ; Wood bouse, Rcay; Samnat RarnaU, Scurr; Guardian, Wilson; Thomas Hodgson, Haigb. Prom CopsgAngm, Miocrva, Jordan. - From PiHtUs. Henry, Brow ...
... Gilbert,T. Tbooger, J.M'Pberson.E.llorley, Herr of Bishop Burton, and Messrs. Henwood, Oreenwond, Rust. A letter was rend from Thomas Thompson, iorlosiiig a Mieral donation. The following collectioi have been made Ju'etiile Si-cieiy ..£IO 0 0 Chapei in ...
... CLARKR. Mr. Hardy (Ihe Recorder of Leeds,) in stating (his case, lamented Ihe aosence of his leader, Mr. itcarlelt, who was unavoidably delaiued in the mber Court, an important tause. lamented this circumstance Ihe more, because be (Mr. Hardy) bad opposed ...
... of temperatare, and some *f them falling the fils which are common to canine breed in oppressive seasons. Them strong and hardy animal* draw tin county sledges at tbc rate five mile» boor. Roe Ibis performed with a light weight stacked to them.- Eight ...
... British waters? Not all, are sore- This, however, appears (o be the subject of dispate at Buenoe Ayres; but we hope Capl. Hardy, who had tailed from Rio for tbe purpose, will able arrange tbe quarrel, without baring recourse lo tbe borne autborities. ...
... profits of the French Loan will alone enable him to csmplete this purchase.— U computed pot to exceed 150,000 sterling. for Thomas Lawrence has purchased very extensive assemblage architectural casts, from the specimens now existing in Room, which wars ...