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... and which, if it, should tail to make fliendl4 of either party, would at least command the respect of both. Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy had repaired to Bahia in September, when affairs began to wear a threateningaspect, and by his presence contributed greatly ...
... families, it could hardly be expected that the orders of the Dean of Guild could be literally complied with, and a few were hardy enough to remain in their lotuses during the night betwixt Saturday and Sunday. As was anticipated, a little after eight o'clock ...
... Brazilian Government had made an offer of the command of their navy to Lord Cochrane. His Lordship was at Valparaiso. Sir Thomas Hardy had hoisted his pendant in the Doris, Captain Vernon, whilst his own ship, the Creole, went to Rio to refit, and to obtain ...
... and which, if it should fail to make friends of either party, would at least command the respect of both. Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy had repaired to Bahia in September, when affairs began to wear a threatening aspect, and by his presence contributed greatly ...
... Thursday from the Brasils, brings the following intelligence respecting our naval force in that quarter of the globe:—Sir Thomas Hardy had hoisted his pendant in the Doris, Captain Vernon, whilst his own ship, the Creole, went to Rio to refit, and to obtain ...
... Mr. Baron Graham replying in tik negative, the Jury almost iminediaCely acquitted him. John Walker, James Aldridge,, and Thomas Gibson, alias Illackett, were capitally indicted for breaking and entering the dwelling-house of Andrew James Simpson, an ...
... only. Mr.l.3aron Gialiain replying in the negative, the Jury almost immediately acqinited John Walker, James Aldridge, and Thomas Gibson, alias Lilackett, were capitally indicted for breaking and enterin g the dwelling-house of Andrew James Simpson, and ...
... Ist Regiment of Royal Surrey Militia=-Ensign T. Bailey Potts to be Lieutenant, vice Garthwaite, deceased. . Surrey Yeomanry—Thomas Stnith,Gent. to be Lieutenant. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Sussex. Richard Stiletuan, Esq. ...
... Smith, Ksq. Chairman James Alexander, M. P. I of the Legal Quay Wharf- J. P. D. Alexander, M. P. ingers John Inncs, M.P. {Thomas Tookc, Esq. and Charles Calvert, M.P. Jlohn Hall, Esq. the Signatures of whose Firms have been respectively affixed to the ...
... Henry Daley, and John Burke, for stealing in a dwelling-house; James Fareliam, Robert Hatchman, William Hardy, John Walker, James Aldridge, Thomas Gibson , alias Blackett, Henry Seaton, John Davis, and Joseph Room, for burglary. To be transported for ...
... Stoat, Henry Daley, and John Burke for stealing in a dwelling-house • James Fareham, Robert Hatchman Willem Hardy, John Walker, James Aldridge, Thomas Olson' alias Blacked, Henry Seaton, John Davis, and Joseph Room, for burglary. To be transported for life ...
... Recorder would pass sentence of death on the prisoners *at the end of the Sessions. Baker, the guard of the Exeter coaeh, and W. Thomas, an hostler; were afterwards trie 1 for stealing . a parcel from the said coach ' containing 40 guin eas and 3281. in bank ...