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... vice James Mylne. JohnFotbes, gent, to be enfign, vice Henry Buxton. Thomas Hardyman be lieutenant, vice Thomas CaStllo. Volunteer James Francis Caflello to be ttfign, vice Thomas Hardy man. Captain lieutenant Pfltr Burnet, of the i4.th foot, be captain ...
... death of Lieut, the Hon. harles Legge, his- Majesty’s ship- Conway, on the Ist of November last, and that Commodore Sir Thomas -Hardy had promoted Mr. Henry Layton, the Creole, to rank Lieutenant, in his roonu—-/(fan. HIUTISH COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY ...
... Sir William Hope, formerly a Lord of the Admiralty, will resume his seat at that Board. We have already stated that Sir Thomas Hardy’* squadron, which sailed from Plymouth about the middle of September, had reached Rio Janeiro * This squadron consists ...
... Willett, Wilson, Wm. Dunbavin, Joseph Browne, Klso Smith, Wm. Thomas, Geo. Wm. Laing, Roger Donohoc, John Mannion, Andrew lliott, James Eagan, Wm. Bradshaw, Richard Dunk ley, Wm. Talbot, Thomas Hardy, Patrick Byrne, James Blow, John Nowlan, Benjamin Willocks ...
... Nugent. Solicitor for Petitioner, No. II Helvidere-place ; Thomas Dwyer. Solicitor for Guardian of Minor, BachelorVwalk ; R. A. and 8. Walker, Solicitors. No. II Grenvillcstreet; Thomas R. Hardy, the Receiver, No. .57 Dawson-strcet and Samuel F. Adair. ...
... Nugent. Solicitor for Petitioner. No. 11 Kelvidere-plfice ; Thomas Dwyer. Solicitor for Guardian of .Minor. 18 Bachelor's-walk ; R. A. and 8. Walker, Solicitors. No. II Grenvillestreet; Thomas R. Hardy, the Receiver, No. 57 Dawson-sUeet; and Samuel F. Adair ...
... day“Present—Major-General Hall, C.8., in the chair: Hans H. Woods, Esq. ; William Owen, E q.; Thomas Hutton, Esq. ; Thomas Ball, Esq ; William B. Wade. E^q.; Thomas R Hardy, Ea ; Charles Roper, E-q.; the Hon. Su John Butler; Robert Fowler, E*q.; Acheson Lyle ...
... Sir Edward O-ven returns to the Surveyor Generalship of (he Ordnance, vice Sir Herbert Taylor, and (bat the gallant Sir Thomas Hardy supplies Sir Edward’s place at the Board of Admiralty. It is understood lo be the intention of Government to abolish the ...
... containing ;A. IR. tyP. will fit Paid Drew. -hi let; of the Interrif fold, THF. Houfe, No. 15, St. Fruncis-ftrcit, where Mr. Thomas Hardy carried on the Woollen-drapery Bitfinel-- in very estt-nfive Manner for many Years, and heih}; the bed Standing laid Street ...
... Cochrane had taken this step on account of the determination of Sir Thomas Hardy to protect British ships from being stopped and examined by the Chilian vessels of war, for which purpose Sir Thomas was waiting the arrival of the Superb, when he intended to proceed ...
... Pickle from Corunna, which port she left on the ult. that the Defiance, Captain Hot Lara; Norge, Capt. Lainer; Barfleur, Sir Thomas Hardy Zealous, Captain Boys; Amazon, Captain Parker ; Ahtelia, Hon. Captain Irby ; #nd the Indefatigable Hood, are fitting out ...
... Captain White, had sailed from Rio to Monte Video ; the Owen Glendower, Hon. Captain Spencer, bearing the flag of Sir Thomas Hardy, was at Buenos Ayres ; the Stanley, Captain O’Brien, was fitting Rio; the Tyne has been within four hundred miles of land ...