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... usual practice, to bestow promotion according to seniority. Ou tbe morning tbe 21st, previously to leading into action, Sir Thomas Hardy requested Lord Nelson appoint his two senior lieutenants as captains of tbe liue-of battle ships, the commands of which ...
... . The Hardy Testimonial. — We understand that the committee have accepted the tender of Mr. Henry Goddard, of Bridport, for the erection of the monument to be placed on the summit of BlagdonHill, in memory ofthe gallant Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy. The work ...
... e of the crew not being able to at- tend their stations, the sea driving them or washing- them away. The report of Sir Thomas Hardy, who commanded this squadron, was never made public— why or wherefore con- fined to the Admiralty? However, we may presume ...
... Walker, Isaac Heath, John Hardy, Thomas Kell: id James & 1 ase, for begging inthe public 9 died Thompso come were committed for f our days each to hard labour Ldisorderly conduct, was cot God Bates, fordrunkenness anc hild of Thomas Hortopp, for st for seven ...
... wind which had lasted so long that all hands were dead beat, it became necessary to shorten sail, and Captain, now Sir Thomas Hardy, gave the order for hands aloft to reef topsails. Worn out previous exertions, not a man was found who would obey , when ...
... usual practice, to bestow promotion according to seniority. On the morning of the pre- viously to leading into action, Sir Thomas Hardy requested Lord Nelson to appoint his two senior lieutenants as cap- tains of the line-of-battle ships, the commands of ...
... And yet Government organs will have believe that the League is dead! The anniversary the acquittal of John j Home fooke, Thomas Hardy, John and ibe other persons who were tried with them a charge high I reason, was I celebrated Tuesday las!, a public dinner ...
... moral le battle of Trafalgar), the foundation he memory of the gallant licited nument about to be erected tot is also Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart. was laid on the summu > Biagdon Hill, near Weymouth, t »y Mrs. Floyer, wife of This lady was ac npanies lendid ...
... Tuesday night, pleadea the flrst offence, wss fined ls. snd dis- charged, as waa another first offence in ibe person of Thomas Hardy, a butcher, who was mellow, as be ceiled tl, se early cc seven ln the morning. A Brow . aioo. - A woman ef had character ...
... Tweet . the Central Criminal Cowl, on We . the lion. William Rog. Ticket wog Wend at the hoe. wills at Thomas Smith. with intent to mord, him.-Thomas Smith, examined by Mr. I reh. at . Holbiro. lama go 'kg r. and keep a shootiog gallery. (Ia Its. nth ...
... A monument is about to be erected, by subscription, on the Blagdon Hills, Dorsetshire, to the memory of Ad- miral Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Captain of Nelson's flag- ship at the Battle of Trafalgar, overlooking his native village, and on the spot the deceased ...
... 'Tlhat this Meetitig, feeling' thle greatest admiration them o o 1th li.tnsus career of tlse late Admiral Sir ?? h ?? THOMAS M'ASTERfMAN HARDY, B'aronlet and siemi~le I ?? is of opiaxlde, that it would bc hig hly de- suchi i it-able to pierpetuate his menilory ...