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... 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 ...
... Walker, Isaac Heath, John Hardy, Thomas Kell: id James & 1 ase, for begging inthe public 9 died Thompso come were committed for f our days each to hard labour Ldisorderly conduct, was cot God Bates, fordrunkenness anc hild of Thomas Hortopp, for st for seven ...
... the Diadem came away. The Thomas transport arrived Sunday from Malta, with troops and invalid seamen. lie Hyperion, 46, T. SearTe, C.B. sailed on'i oesdav for Plymouth, the squadron tin ier the command Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy. 'I Owen Glendower, 46, ...
... Mediterranean station.—The Seringapatam frigate. Captain Sam. Warren, C.B. is expected home.—The Creole frigate, Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy, is shortly expected from the South American station. Arrived on Wednesday last, from Chatham, the Kangaroo surveying vessel ...
... Portugal at Brazils. The Creole was then to proceed to tbe River Plate, to receive board tbe broad pendant of Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy. Captaiu M. was then t«. lake command of the Superb, 74, and bring her lo England. being apprehended tbat these arrangements ...
... the Sampson, Mr. James be \ Surgeon the Kron Mr. Cowan i Assistant-Surgeon to Ports-mouth —- Sir John Gore, to the Sir Thomas Hardy, the 'Capt. li. to the Java; Harris, the Belie Poule: Gapti Pater, to the William and Mary yacht; Capt. A. W. Schomberg ...
... Thursday. She is fitted for the Brazil slitiou, will sail on Monday, should the wind fair, for Bahia, to join Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy. Mr. Hamilton Ward, acting Lieutenant 011 board the Glasgow, has been promoted to the rank of Lieutenant, and appoitited ...
... PORTSMOUTH, PORTSEA, AND GOSPORT, Saturday, Oct.ld. Yesterday, Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Bart. K.C.B. the Galatea frigate, Capt. Sir Chas. Sullivan, Bart, with the experimental ships, Sapphire, 28, Capt. H. Dundas ; Challenger, 18, Capt. J. Harrison; ...
... March,-but brings M, news a later date than has been already received. Superb, 74, apt. White, was at Commodore Sir Thomas Mastermau Hardy, Bart. K.C.B. had proceeded round Cape Horn, boatil the Creole frigate. The Icarus spoke the «l|ip Vigo, of Loudon ...
... Mag-ship at St. Helena. The Owen Glendower, 4*2, Hon Captain intended join the squadron under the command of Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy, the South American Station, is expected to sail about ten days. Tbe Giendower is the only vessel war Spithead. Uosario ...
... further has trauspired relative his Ma* embarking. The Alacrity, Capt. Stanhope, sailed yesterday, to join Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy, the South American station. • 'The Captaiti'Mingay, arrived on Monday from cruize.—i The Humid reveuue Lieut. Kennedy ...
... founder of the Quakers; Stothard, r.a. ; Mm. Blake, the painter; Lieut-General Fleetwood, son of the Lord Protector Cromwell; Thomas Hardy, a patriot; Joseph Ritson, the antiquarian, and many men of literary and historical note. ...