... Captain Sir Thomas Hardy, in his Majesty's ship Ramilies, with two transports, having on board the 102d regi- mend, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Herries, which had arrived the day before. I did not fail to lay before Sir Thomas Hardy nay instruc- ...

... cause. GCenr;l S-oXn Martin ?? them battle on their march, which they ?? Daunitloss had arrivedt at Lima for specie. Sir Thomas Hardy was at Valparaiso, i u the Creole; Superb at Callao; Conway at Concep- tion; Blossom and Alacrity on passage round Cape ...

... detained at Valparaiso, it is stated that Sir Thomas Hardy had declared that, unless they were re-. stored, he would take possession of them. It appears, by Sh one of the letters from Rio Janeiro, that Sir Thomas Har- mn dy, during his late visit to the coast ...

... quarter. The following is an extract of i letter, dated St Andrew's, 13th July 1814. :_ a On the 11th, the Ramilies, 71, Sir Thomas Hardy, Martin and Barer sloops of viar, and Terror bomb vessel, with three transports, having on board the 102d regiment, and ...

... tservant, STCPREN DECATUR. S 6& To Commodore Sir T. M. Hardy, Bart. &c. (COPY.) s is Majesty's ship Statira, off Newt Londoa, s '0 SIR, Jan. 17. 1814. 4t Captain Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart. and Com- iniedore off New London, has this afternoon ...

... Kyle. There are ?? Thomas Hardy, T. Bailey Alddich, ard0t' and the issue is as usual Well ?? and white. ?? The Sketch publishes a g0cd Chu number, capital esawples of arti ' £ being contributed by Phil May Tom ere ' Dudiey Hardy, and Louis Wain eb'ark ...

... because they aim too high. A public that a devours tens of vthousands;of a new novel by George Eliot or William -Black, or Thomas Hardy, shows' its capacity to rise to the level of the a most fastidious of the Boston penmen. There is a rude, sentimental multitude ...

... The Art of Thomas Hardy, because it is as impossible to read it at a stretch-although it contains less than three hundred pages of large type-as it is to swallow a jar of honey at a gulp. If the perusal has not convinced me I that Mr Hardy is the modern ...

... Executive, to destroy the Ramilics, has induced Sir Thomas Hardy to address letters to the public authorities of New London, and to the Governor of the State of Connecticut on the subject. In these Sir Thomas states, that i' he is fully apprised of the efforts ...

... Blackmore, Mr Black, Mr Stevenson, Miss Braddon, Mr Hall Caine, Mr Walter Besant, Mr Conan Doyle, Mr Marion Crawford, Mr Thomas Hardy, Mr James Payne. There is, however, said to be Practically very little difference in the sums paid to all included in the ...

... sqiadron, went out of the harbour, preceded by the Sapphire, Alert, and Acorn. The Columbine will go out on Monday. Sir Thomas Hardy has been indefatigable in the refitmsent of the ships. They will probably sail on Wed- nsesdav. Lieutenant John Jervis ...

... different. climatesa' and Y kobiaini-A more perficf. knowledge of i'aritimN rf geography. ?? ?? - foi _ Commodore Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, {B Bart. sailed from Plymouth on Thursday;, with the is . Superb, 74, Capt. T. Whtt; Vengeu'r, 74 Capt. C F. L. Maitland ...