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... soldiery. A letter brought by the Brazil Mail states, that authentic intelligence had been received from Valparaiso, that Sir Thomas Hardy had come to the determination not to allow the British vessels detained Lord Cochrane to he condemned, and that the blockade ...
... conspicuous part in the ever memorable battle of Trafalgar; upon which occasion, understand. Lord Nelson expressed to Sir Thomas Hardy Ins high opprobation of Capt. Digby’, conduct Capt. U.gby also assisted the reduelion of the island Minorca, under Commodore ...
... = LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. — § PER Maiesiv has appointed Admiral Sir in the room of Sir Thomas Hardy, deceased ; al: Admiral Samuel Pym, and Major-General wens age, Ruight, to be sand Cay = War Orricek, Oct. st Foot—Lieut. Col. C. ter, em oyed on a ...
... the proposal for erecting monument to the memory of the great Nelson. Amongst tnose present were Admirals Fleming. Sir Thomas Hardy, and Sir thos. Troubridge. Capt. Dickenson, (’apt. Jones, and Capt. Codrington. Admiral Sir Ceo. Cockhurn took the chair ...
... among the distinguished English guests were Sir James Graham and his lady, Admiral Sir F. Maitland, and SirT. Hardy. After dinner Sir Thomas Williams, introducing the toast in a neat complimentary speech, proposed the health of her Majesty Donna Maria ...
... distinguished commanders, on impressment. With respect to the opinion of that celebrated man, was enabled, on the authority Sir Thomas Hardy, state that Lord Nelson, (hough deeply regretted any necessllv (or resorting to such practice, yet could not conceal from ...
... liberty. ’ (lined together Hadley's Hotel. Bridge-street, Blackfriars. to celebrate the I.Mh anniversary of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy. John Horne Tooke, and John Thelwall, from charge of high treason. Bhidokwatbr.— Last week grand Conservative dinner took ...
... of president the Birmingham Society of Artists. Last Saturday the anniversary dinner to celebrate the acquittal of Horne Thomas Hardy, and John Thelwall, and support the institution of trial jury, was celebrated at Radley’s Hotel, Bridge-street, Bluckfriars ...
... Admiral Fleming, Governor of Greenwich Hospital. was raised to the rank of Admiral of blue in 1837, and succeeded Sir Thomas Hardy, the late Governor Greenwich Hospital, who the 20th of September, 1839. Admiral Fleming was born in 1774, and married in ...
... acting governor pro tem. of Greenwich I trike a until the appointment of a successor to the late Sir T Ac- The late Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy w eption irrison pointed of Greenwich Hospital in April 18 June. commenced his naval career at an early age, and in ...
... THE HA) | It is rumoured that Admiral Sir Robert St the present Commander-in-Chief in the Mediterran suecced the late Sir Thomas Hardy as Governor of uley, Hospital; that the Hon. Admiral Fleming, Comma Chief at Portsmouth, will succeed to the commanc | ...