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... entry at Martinmas 1833, THE FARM of BURNSIDE, lying in the immediate vicinity of Kennoway, as presently occupied Me Robert Hardie. The Leads are of good quality, and extend about 97 acres Scots measure. From tbeir situation, Tenant can at all tiraos procure ...
... entry at Martinmas 1838, THE FARM of BURNSIDE, lying in the immadiale ticinity of Kennoway, presently occupied by Mr Robert Hardie. The Lands arg of good quality, and extend to about 97 acres Scots measure. From their situation, Tenant can at all times ...
... entry at Martinmas 1832, THE FARM of BURNSIDE, lying in tbe immediate vicinity Kennoway, as presently occnpied by Mr Robert Hardie. The Lands are of good quality, and extend to about 97 acres Scots measure. From their situation, a Tenant can at all times ...
... entry at Martinmas 1832, THE FARM BURNSIDE, lying in the immediate vicinity of Kennoway, as presently occupied by Mr Robert Hardie. The Lands are of good quality, and extend to about 97 acres Scots measure. From their situation, a Tenant can at all times ...
... Hay de Leys el Randerston, Roberto Cathcart de Carbieston Pitcairly. Magistralibus Burgi. Thoma Anderson, Prlmo Magistratu. Thoma Wilson, Secundo MagitUatu. Thoma LyelL Quastore. Stephano Williamson, Scribe, et qnindecim Conoillarils. Delegalis ad adm ...
... Journal. A correspondent says, Lord John Russell is certainly to married to Miss Hardy. The young lady is the second daughter of Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas 31 asterman Hardy, by a daughter of the late Honourable Admiral Sir George ran field Berkeley, and ...
... eldest daughter, the wife of Sir Richard Simeon, Bart.—At Pimlico. London, on the loth instant, in his Hid year, Mr Thomas Hardy. Mr Hardy was founder of the London Corresponding Society, and was, with Horne Tooke, Mr Thelwall. Mr IIo!- crojt. and eight ...
... municipal system, founded on the law* of Alfred, and Edward the Confessor ? Honest Tom Hardy. —The funeral of ibis worthy man took place on Thursday. The funeral of a man in Hardy’s humble rank of life, and who for many years had been in a great measure hidden ...
... fine thing for Mr Thomas Baring to talk of the sacredness of international law and the blessings of peace, his fancy wandering all the while on bills and butter. At the Edinburgh meeting, among the great men present, we observe Mr Hardie, a Leith merchant—Mr ...
... that capital, that they ate now attempting a second time to kill the King of Prussia. M. de Talleyrand boasts that he too hardy go off suddenly, and the Prussian ambassador declares that the King, his master, has not been so he is now for some months ...
... other to have represented Thomas Hardy, a shoemaker, who had voted in opposition to the feelings of the villagers. It appeared in evidence that the mob stopped at Hardy's door, where struggle took place in consequence of Hardy having attacked Ramsay the ...
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