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British Columbia, Canada. The mountain was named for Lieutenant Frederick Thomas Piercy Cond, who served in the Royal Naval Reserve during World War I. "Commander
List of mayors of Reading
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Moses Gill 1705 Luke Wise 1706 John Abery 1707 Francis Bristow 1708 Thomas Piercy 1709 Robert Parran 1710 Robert Blake 1711 Samuel Watlington 1712 Thomas
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flutist and ryuteki player Lish Lindsey, clarinetist and hichiriki player Thomas Piercy , violinist Sabina Torosjan, violist Liuh-Wen Ting, cellist Daniel Hass
HMS Medea (1778)
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pursue the consort, so Montague sent Countess of Scarborough, Captain Thomas Piercy , after her. Piercy caught up with Compte de Maurepas, of Dunkirk, after
Countess of Scarborough (1777 ship)
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Countess of Scarborough in November 1777 under the command of Captain Thomas Piercy . Countess of Scarborough and Medea shared in the capture, on 17 June
HMS Duc de la Vauginon (1779)
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Medea, Captain James Montague, and Countess of Scarborough, Captain Thomas Piercy , shared in the capture, on 17 June 1779, of the French privateers Due
Battle of Flamborough Head
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prevent him from sailing right past and chasing the convoy, Captain Thomas Piercy of the Countess of Scarborough had to do the same, leaving Serapis alone
HMS Squirrel (1755)
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under the command of Captain Farmery Epworth. In April 1780 Captain Thomas Piercy replaced Epworth. Between October and December 1781 Squirrel was at
Action of 4 February 1781
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Monarch Francis Reynolds-Moreton, 3rd Baron Ducie 74 0 2 2 HMS Panther Thomas Piercy 74 0 1 1 HMS Sybil Sir Thomas Pasley, 1st Baronet 28 0 0 0 Dutch ship
List of naval battles
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September Battle of Flamborough Head – British Captains Richard Pearson and Thomas Piercy save convoy of 41 merchant ships; Captain John Paul Jones on US ship