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... W. Freeinantle, C. Arbuthnot, W. Wynn, Lord Saltouu, Sir John Copley, Sir John Leach. —John Tolleinache, Captain Blaney, Thomas Erskiue, G. Agar Ellis, H. T. Liddell, Captain Arbuthnot, Robert Sandelaud, VV. buncombe, George Winn, M.P., Rev. R. Uagot ...
... Williams ; Withcrlon, Mr. Tall.nt Frank Hardy, Mr. Fred ticks ; Fry, Mi. Johnson ; t)l.l Smnlav, Mr. fl onert.ni, ; Harry Stanley, Mrs. ; Soimts. Mr. Harry ; Cirasir. Air. Cnnin-ham. - -Mrs. Subtle, Airs. Edwin ; Eliza Hardy, Miss Rae ; Malian, Miss Stanfield; ...
... was commissioned Thursday, brother, Captaiu George Hayes ; and both ships are placed under the orders of Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy. NAVAL SHIPBUILDING.— The Royal George, of 120 guns, building Chatham, ordered to lie finished with all possible speed ...
... his flagon hoard the Wellesley, immediately upon which, the flag of Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy was hoisted board the same ship under the usual salute. Sir Thomas proceeds directly, the W ellesley, for Portugal. . . . The activity of the Public Departments ...
... his Hag on board the Wellesley, immediately upon which, the flag of Hear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy was hoisted board the same ship under the usual salute. Sir Thomas proceeds directly, in the Wellesley, for Portugal. The activity of the Public Departments ...
... his flag oti hoard the IVelleAeij, immediately upon which, the flag Hear- Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy was hoisted board the same ship under the usual salute. Sir Thomas proceeds directly, in the , for Portugal. The activity of the Public Departments is every ...
... Paul pry. Colonel Hardy, Mr. Williams; Withetton. Mr. Talbot; Frank Hardy, Mr. Fredericks; Paul Pry, olr. Johnson ; Old Stanley, Mr. Hamerton ; Harry Stanley, Mrs. Fowne , Grasp, Mr. Cunningham; Mrs. Subtle, Mrs. Edwin; Elixa Hardr. Mias Has; Phoebe, ...
... struck his d ig on hoard the Wellesley, imnfaiatcly upon which, the flag Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy hoisted |on boatd seme ship under the usual salute. Sir Thomas proceeds directly, in the Wellesley, for Portugal. The activity the Public Dcportmonta is ...
... the Spanish Government, it. In - i that chivalrous character winch ' i ccl) . It accused the Spanish auihon- . willl Sir Thomas Hardy, was obliged to fau lit puts Portugal under the necessity ol source in the Old Faith, ami the remem- , tlllC) it would ...
... Capt. E. D. King, sailed from Plymouth, with the 60lb Ri6e Regiment. On Wednesday the Wellesley, 74, Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas M. Hardy. Bart. K.C.B. Capt Falcon, sailed hence, witli the 2d Ban. the Regt. Guards, and was joined off St. Helen’s the Gloucester ...
... l dues issuing and growlug out Loghane and the estate the said THOMAS KEMMIS, and which said Tithes and Ecclesiastical Dues were also conveyed the said HERBERT STEPNEY to the said THOMAS aforesaid, the said deed of the 3d day August, with the Mills a ...