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... and Captain SY' ing possessed of considerable abilities as s e so, was appointed, at the recommendation ce Admiral Sir THOMAS HARDY, then Si AHAM's chief professional adviser, to be Sur' ie Navy. w look to the present time, we find that We ssessiort of ...
... were carefully preserved. In pursuance of the Admiral's directions, they were given, with several other things, by Sir Thomas Hardy, his Captain, to Lady Hamilton ; by her they were transferred, under peculiar circumstances, to a late Alderman of London ...
... Charles Hallowell Carew ; Os. borne Foley, Thomas Warrand, Thomas Lyne. Commanders—John Chiene, Isaac Shaw, Edward Pitts. Thomas Philip Le Hardy, Alexander McLeod, James Smith, John Lambrick, Walter Jameson, Thomas Ratsey, Frederick Welstead ...
... Keppel, James E. Murray, Thomas Smith, George Dobson, Edward Scott, Edward Harvey, S. Pritchard ; Commanders Charles Leach,Chas. Starmer, Thomas P. Le Hardy, John C. Hoseason, F. W. Horton, Edward Crouch, Peter Fisher, Thomas Baring Bond, John Tudor, ...
... endered him unfit for sea ; therefore his flagship, the Foudroyant, sailed f it ialta under his captain, who was not Sir Thomas Hardy. On arriving Valetta, the capital of that island, a message from Commodore Sir anly Dixon 'then commanding the Lion, 64) ...
... possessed of considerable abilities as $ Seaman also, was appointed, at the recommendation oa the late Vice Admiral Sir THOMAS HARDY, then Sit JAMES GRAHAM'S chief professional adviser, to be Sur' veyor of the Navy. If we now look to the present time, ...
... gallant Officer s decease, Captain W. Broughton (1831), succeeds to the Half Pay List of 12s. 6d. per diem. Commander Thomas P. Le Hardy (1537), who, a short time since, paid off the Fantome, 12, at Portsmouth, for the Mediterranean, died recently. COPPER ...
... memoranda made by Mr. Edward Hawke Locker, of a communication he had received from Sir Thomas Hardy on the subject, on the 24th of March, 1835. It appears that Sir Thomas Hardy did not believe that Lord Nelson was really the father of the child ; and he seems ...
... Swedish shore, which Was then for the first time accomplished. Captain White served as Flag Captain to the gallant Sir Thomas Hardy, on the South American station, from 1819 to 1822, and in 1 838-9 Commanded the Royal Adelaide, bearing the flag of Lord ...
... been Lord Melville and Lord Minto. In addition, there were Sir George Cockburn and Sir Charles Adam ; and although Sir Thomas Hardy did not sign the recommendation of the commission, he assented to them. This commission found a retired list called the ...
... Acting Boatswains—James Pearce (super) and William Ware (super.) to the Caledonia. Carpenters—Richard Hardy to the Andromache ; Robert Pote the iEolus ; Thomas Hill to the Belvidera ; J.• Rogers to the engeance. Acting Carpenters—Charles Lemon (super.) to the ...
... Mr. Thomas Phillips, of atraaty Mayo, mad Mr. Jobe Ireland, a Galway. have resigned the eontagsslun of the as beim Rapealers. Ak %mama or Han snort Mgt A hes Pod beet graciously to add to her former in aid of the fur • church (the of which is now completed) ...