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... lordship, walking the ?? ween he was sl .bt, said' to Sir Thomas Hardy (who w-»s ever close to his side), ' Hardsy, what signal shall I order — Nelson e_.pe-.tß every nan to* do his duty ?? Sir Thomas replied (and no one ehe dare*, to have done h), ' WouM ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... room'of the following gentlemen, who go thy rotation, viz.:— William Barron, Esq., I J. R. Durrant. Esq., John Burned, Esq , Thomas Hardy, Esq., James Capel, Esq , | John Hinxman, Esq., The above gentlemen are eligible to be re-elected. Also for the purpose ...
... Marchioness of c «de, Lady Emily De Burgh, Lady Holland, Right toward Ellice, Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Howard, Hon. « Cowper, Miss Hardy, Mr. Stafford, Mr. Her- &nd Mr. Deaison. Lady Mary had afterwards an '6 party. Among the company were the French '•ador, the ...
... S_ William I-eilden (Blackburn), John Fielden (Oldham), Esq., t , tt i er ' Ks( l» w »niam Ormsby Gore (Salop), Esq., John Hardy, Esq., John Heathcoat (Tiverton), Esq., Sir John Hope (Edinburghshire), Kedgwin Hoskins, Esq., Joseph Hume, Esq., Sir Robert ...
... Esq. •Robert Walsh, Esq., eldest son of Michael Walsh, Mount Michael, county Dublin, Esq. Philip Dixon Hall Hardy, eldest son of P. D. Hardy, Greenfield, county Dublin, Esq. John Ilatchell, Esq., eldest son of John Hatchell, Merrion- square, Dublin, ...
... Pernambuco ; the Favourite, for St Thomas; the Sir Richard Jackson, for Havan- nah ; the Joseph Christell. for La Guayra; the Magnificent and the America, for New Orleans ; the Agonoria, for Savannah ; and the Thomas W. Sears, for Boston. Off port, the ...
... (Cambridge od eundev.) X .binson', Thomas Diippiii: , Ralph Rice, Edward Dxrtnell, Richard Reeves, James S. Daly, David B. Rudd, Thomas Dalton, George AA'illiam Richards, Edward Daly, James Roche, James 1). , Doiinan, Thomas b its, Watkins Duggan, Aug us tin ...
... coroner, on the bodies of Thomas Gilroy, sen., and Thomas Gilroy, jun., father and son, who were found dead about half a mile from Stra- bane. The facts of the case, as sworn to by the elder de- ceased's wife, are these :— Thomas Gilroy, his wife, and six ...
... Commander Aylen, is ordered from Uevonport to Cork, to be under the orders of Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Usher. Leith. — We regret to announce the death of Thomas Rodmell, Esq., collector of the customs here. This melancholy event has come suddenly and unexpected ...
... Lon- don : tbe Ariea, from Callao; the Delhi, from Belize; the Digby, from St. John's, Now Brunswick ; the Eliza Stuart, the Thomas Hunter, and the Frank field, from . TheFlet. Stag from Bangor, sunk to day in the Prince _ Bason, naving run foul of an o ...