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... Royal Naval College, preparatory to their vacation. 76 Lieut. Rk1ibeitton is appointed FlagI Lieutenantt IC, to Sir Thos. Hardy ; Lieuitenants Win. Hlarpedr, 11g. )-Turner (son of' thle late Win~. Titruer, Es.of' Ports- MenOutit), and Henry Downes, and ...
... espired. The Commodore will hoist his broad pendant in Of the Sybille, fitting at this port. :- ie Rear-Admiral -Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bat. K.C.B. arrived here on Thursday, being-appointed to comn- a- neaand the squadron of experimental ships recently ...
... Caledonuia, and it is supposed that in twenty months these ianrnenise ships will be ready to be launched Rear Admiral Sir 'I. M1. Hardy, Bart. is appointed to com- mand the squadron of experimental ships recently built at tre Royal Dock Yards, and ordered to ...
... arrive I here on Monday, from the River; The whole of these ships are i placed under the commanfd of Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas DI. t Hardy, who yesterday shifted his flag from the Sybille to the t ,Wellesley, for the purpose of conducting the armament for ...
... Deptford, as agent for transports;* Lieutenant James Barber, to the Ramiiies ; T. F. Jessop, Eso. to be Secretary to Sir Thomas Hardy. - Yesterdlay the honde frigate was paid olffby Lord Byron, and laid up in ordinary. I-lit Lordship set off this morning ...
... the %Yellesley. imnmedi -tely upon 'which, the been aflag of Rear-Admirall Sir Tho~mas Hardy was hoisted onl Ecla, board the same slsip under the usual salute. -Sir Thomas - Li Y proceeds directly, in the Wellesley, for Portugal. - - to th 7s Part ofthe ...
... GRItEs, pavigur, No. 20, Preston-street, in the employ of thie Corporation. THOMAs WXLCOCx, bricklayer, No. 20, Preston- street, working with his father, in.St, John's Village. THOMAS IKEVAN, labourer, No. 7, Preston-strci, with Mr. Cunningham, builder. TaeoatAs ...
... with the 4th regiment on board, will probably Y' reach the Tagus to-morrow night; and if the present wind ro continue, Sir Thomas Hardy, with the ships before-men. eu tioned, will arrive there on: Wednesday- Next. We never U knew an expedition more hastily ...
... cnibartked-at one o'clock on board the Melville, which ship re- had come to anchor again, and at three o'clcck, Sir Thomas aces Hardy, with Sir Heniy Clinton, the Commander in Chief, olace togethe- with all the Staff, embarked from the King's sal. nent ...
... ARIVIJALS AF BATAVIA FI)iM AUGUST I TO sittlrNiuEt 7, 1826. Aug. 4-British sbips, Grteterck, Miller comsaader, from Siduey ; Thomas, Fiaser, from do.; Security, Ross, froim do. Aug. 6-Netherlanls ship JElizi, Beckman, froni Antwerp; Americau ship Clay, Cloutinau ...
... D. King, sailed frormf - Plymouth, with tlte G0th fiflde Regiment. On Wednesday n the Wellesley, 74, Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Al. Hardy, - Bart , K. C. B. Capt. Falcon, sailed hence, with the 2d n Battalion of the Sd Regt. of Guards, and was joined ofF' ...