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... seczond hi 'te stroke of paralysis, and that his life was despaired of. wii - Thte late Thomas fiordy.-A gentleman. who is an ad. Pe Trirer of the late Thomas Hardy, has kindly Offered, if le; n agreeable to his friends, to erect a head and foot stone ...
... were also present the Duke of Wellington, the Marquis o ? A nglesea, Lord Byron, Mr. Croker, Mr. Spring Rice, L unto, Sir Thomas Hardy,' and Sir John Barrow. The e Irman announced that the Duke of Buccleuch had consented to act as chairman of the , committee ...
... rendered him unfit for sea; therefore, his flag-ship, the Foudroyant, sailed for Malta, under his Captain, who was not Sir Thomas Hardy. On arriving off Valetta, the capital of that island, a message from Commodore Sir Manly Dixon, (then commanding the Lion ...
... institutions. Let us hope better Ilie4 t4. of the Victory were then intro- young Queen. ti Po - a their Majesties, and Sir Thomas Hardy, Her Majesty the Queen Of Portugal a T I. h r a e s ei g r i a ve t n h a e the- command of the Victory devolved special ...
... On Wednesday, the 25th ult., at the Rev. R. Jackson's, vicar of Abergele Denbighshire, 'aged 80, Mrs. ANNE HARDY, relict of the late Thomas Hardy, Esq., of Kilinacart, county of Carlow, who fell in the Irish rebellion of 1793. Same day, at her residence ...
... St. Thomas, with (from barrels sugar 3 packages sweetmeats and pepper for Barton, Irlam and Higgmson, » hhds sugar Gibbs, Bright and co. 11 bales cotton T. Lee and co. 8 tees do 59 bales do tons logwood tons fustic 27 hides order, (from St. Thomas) I brl ...
... who have a right to expect that their honourable scars should plead against ingratitude, and that the successor of Sir Thomas Hardy should he one who has some claims upon his country for reward ? No ! Lord Minto puts more faith in the hired bullies of ...
... Brook-street, to meet Sir and Lady Peel on the Continent. 'Pct to find the right hon. baronet at The gallant Admiral Sir Thomas h an Hardy (Nelson's flag captain, and ';:esent Governor of Greenwich Hospital) said, at the especial wish of the King, t 3 . seat ...
... hence and ditto at Omoa. The Varc. Gate, from Dublin at Derocrara. The Storm King, Jiles, hence and Sunderland St. Thomas. Tins Paragon, Hardy, hence Trinidad. The Tass. , hence Grosse Isle. The Watkins, Adamson, from Berbice at La Guayrm. The Hebe. Green ...
... :r.; preceutiionury nature only, but it is said that a British firet wiil e certainly put to sea shortly, arid that Sir Thomas Hardy will to take the command-Morhingpaper. VE ...
... Yard, and proceeded on board the Royal George in one of the Lords of the Admiralty's boats, which was steered by Sir Thomas Westerman Hardy, Governor of Greenwich Hos p ital as the coxswain. Theyards of the Royal George, Lord Belfast's Water Witch, the Firebrand ...
... :—Freedom, Cox, London, wheat. Queen of Isle, Gill, Isleman.Eagle, ; Pantaloon, llardie harlequin; • Itlarshall; and Vulean, Hardie, Glasgow . hound, Amon, Bristol. .King of the Forest, IJeynhn, - New. port, iron .. Margaret, Honey, - Plymouth. tallow ...