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... he declared that Sir Thomas Hardy dissented from that decision. Mr. HUME.— Upon that of Captain Dickinson. Capt. BERKELEY wished to siy nothing harsh of Cap- tain Dickinson; but he must say that he had acted with Sir Thomas Hardy, when that decision had ...
... every species of gunnery, and every known system of naval tactics ; but we have the testimony of Sir Richard Keates and Sir Thomas Hardy that this discovery has been made. We are told, with a sneer, that it is improbable that any | man possessed of such a ...
... interests of British commerce nnder circum- stances of great difficulty were publicly acknowledged by Commodore Bowles and Sir Thomas Hardy, and by various British merchants. In this service he sacrifice 1 the opportunity of conveying several valuible freights ...
... French force detached from head- quarters at Bilboa. He subsequently took Gijon, and several vessels from there. VVith Sir Thomas Hardy, he was at the cannonading of Stonington, in America. As captain of the Pactolus, 38, in 1811, he entered the Gironde, ...
... as produced of the persons to whom they were addressed living at the directions avritten on them. A letter addressed to Thomas Hardy, 44, Grosvenor-street, was marked as not to be found, and the servants of the house proved the man's residence there. The ...
... in Higu Life — Yesterday Lord Seaford led to the altar at St. George's Church, Hanovei-S'uare, Lady Hardy, widow ef the gallant Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy. Tha ceremony was performed by the Dean of Carlisle ; after which they proceeded to the Earl of Boston's ...
... of this most important discovery— after the investiga- tion of and reports on it by Admirals Sir Robert Keates and Sir Thomas Hardy, he owned he could not but express his great surprise and regret that the Admiralty should have treated the question with ...
... Charles Elphinstone Fleeming is appointed Master of the Seamen's Hospital at Greenwich, in the room of Vie« Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy. 14 Sir Robert Peel publicly denies the statement in a Sun- day newspaper that he had said the No Popery cry was only kept ...
... warfare. The Sailor King saw and conversed with the projector, and referred him to the late Sir Richard Keatea and Sir Thomas Hardy. Sir Biobard Keatea, in company with a naval ollicer of 40 years* srrvire, yet alive, who fought at Trafalgar, and was ...
... Dillon Bellew, Bart.; William Monsell, Esq., Tervoe; Robert Archbold, M.P.; Charles Doyne, Thomas Seymour, William Jones Armstrong, Ro- bert Bowen, Thomas R. Hardy, William Owen, Charles William Hamilton, and Edward Bullen, Esq., secretary in attendance ...
... Brooke Pechell. Bart. John Rowland Durrant, Esq. Joseph Ranking, Esq. illiam Ford, Esq. William ?? E Thomas Hardy, Esq. John Warmington, Esq. Thomas Help-, Esq. ADVANTAGES OFFEUED TO ASSURERS. 1- Guarantee from all responsibility. , s - Participation ...