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... dence between Sir T. M. Hardy and the tie. , New London, United States, reialive one John Carpenter, an American s«a- man, who had been years the British service, and was in April last serving board the Ramtllies. Sir Thomas Hardy, recetvjn.' the necessary ...
... com'rrfhnd at Plymouth. Adm. Sir VV. Sidney Smith, K.C.B'. spoken of as likely to be appointed to Chatham Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart his flap; board tbe Sybille on Tuesday last. Appointments. —Mr. Jas. Pinhorn, to be Secretary Lord Commander-in-Chief ...
... relieved the naval command ou the South American station, account ill health. is said that he is be succeeded (.'attain Sir Thomas Hardy, Raft, and tbat Vengeur, now her passage- from Leith, tube fitted out for tbat purpose immediately. Adm. James Saumarez ...
... he ceremony of re-opening the Dorchester Gram- mar School took place yesterday week. The school was founded in 1571 by Thomas Hardy, of Frampton, and has enjoyed an almost unbroken existence from that time to the present. About two years ago, in consequence ...
... The King has also been pleased to grant the Dignity of a Baronet the Uuited Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Thomas Masterman Hardy, Esq. Captain in the Royal Navy, and the heirs male his body lawfully begotten. Downing-strekt, Jan. 25.-—The King ...
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... at Gibraltar that tin English schooner Sir. 'I huinas Hardy, put iuto dcira, aitout the 20th November; having beet aud plundered the of that month it lat. 33. 40. long,B tv. by a pirate. The Sir Hardy was from Gibraltar, toTriuidad, with valuable cargo ...
... Spencer, arrived on Wednesday from Chatham. She fitted and stored for foreign service, and intended to join Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy, ou the South American station. Blossom, 2fi, Capt. Vernon, sailed for that station '1 hursday, but was obliged anchor ...
... officer of the Ist Cheshire Engineer Volunteers. Sir William Hardy, formerly Deputy Keeper of the Public Records, died on at his resi- dence at Clatford Bridge. He was a son of the late Major Hardy, &.a., and was born in 1807. He was formerly Clerk of the ...
... er the talc t*.ev. Herbert Dakeley, o. Oakriry, Salop. Died, hi his residence Greenwich Hospital, aged 71, Admiral sir Thomas Hardy, Bari K.r.H. ?uccecdcd Admiral Sir Richard Kcals Gov- rnor of that iaalitutiun. Diet!, Thursday, Woolwich, Mgjor-tieneral ...
... recorder of Briftol, the gentleman who fo confpicuoufly diftinguifhed himfelf, with Mr. Bi fkine, in the late trial of Thomas Hardy. ...
... PORTSMOUTH, PORTSEA, AND GOSPORT, Saturday, April 22. The Ramillies, of 74 ms Sir Thomas Hardy, arrived here Monday last, from Jamaica, which fdace she left on the 12th of February, with the lomeward-bound fleet, most of which she parted from in gales ...