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... interference. On questioning the Messenger what sort ception he himself might expect if he paid a visit to | Ayres, Sir Thomas Hardy was informed, that the M of the Government were most anxious for that honor a ae that he migat Gepene On Sir Thos. which ...
... Janeiro, state that Sir ' Thomas Hardy, during his late visit to the former port, has completely removed the ill-will which has arisen in consequence of the dispute with Captain Willes, his Majesty's ship Bruzen. When Sir Thomas Hardy arrived in the River ...
... Janeiro, state that Sir Thomas Hardy, during Ids late visit to the former port, has completely removed the ill-will which had arisen in consequence ...
... They continued in deliberation till about quarter before five. Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy arrived in town yesterday, and had long conference with the Board of Akmiralty. Sir Thomas, it will recollected, was Uio Janeiro during the late important occurrences ...
... Fort Boyal on the December, for Santa Martha, Carthagena, Chagrea, taking James Henderson, Esq., Consul-General Colombia; Thomas Topper, Esq. Consol for Laguira; Henry Watta, Esq., Consul for Cartbagena; and Malcolm Esq., Consul for Panama. The Argus ...
... Barringto Jolin Barton us, ud, Peter Chamber Isaac English Corry Fowler William Hardi f the David Henry James Lurbett Solomon Watson ssion Edward Hogan law, Thomas Kirwan s in- Thomas Mac Donnell | John D. Williams. The Directors announce to the Public, that ...
... great National spirit which length when they immediately assailed once, viz. ■ . calcnUted to serverfie country, its internal Thomas Johnston, lircreton, J. Power, j foreign commerce. . j Isaac Tally, Edward Guard, and S. Hamilton. 1 —•>— Several of these ...
... John Barton to! Peter Isaac English __| Corry Fowler of | William Hardi James Lurbett and David Henry Mea- Edward Hogan Solomon Watson Thomas Kirwan John D, Williams. City ween | Thomas Mec Donnell The Directors announce to the Public, that they dof | ...
... prosecuted the proceedings. Aldborough, Haibdowue, Edward Wingfidd, Joseph Hardy, Wm. T. Bookey, Hill Benson, Clerl Samuel More, John Dick,' Morley Saunders, Robert F. Saunders, Thomas Denis, William Acton, William Haigh, Q W. Sinclair, Abraham Cbates, Robert ...
... Hardwickc-slrect ; Rev. Thomas Goff, Eccles-street ; the Rev. William Bushe, Rector of St. George's, Hardwicke- Place ; the Rev. Arthur M'Guire, Rector of St. Thomas's, Mecklcnburglv street 'he Rev. Charles Strong, Hnrd; wickc-street; Thomas Williams, Esq.at ...
... of Dublin, Sir John James, Bart. Sir K. JAMF.S returned thanks, and gave I .!! e , , cai,h of l''ffi« ieut Sheriff, Sir Thomas Wbelau. Sir r. WtUEEAN returned thanks. RICHMOND LUNATIC Hitherto the soothing system has been adopt towards the unhappy ...