Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... is sympathy to the Rev. Thomas Rowlands, and expresses its approval of the Integrity and christian conduct manife-ted by him at the late minor district meeting, convened for the purpose of depriving Messrs. Colman and Cozens Hardy of thew methodistic life ...
... Jennison, Hull. Dispatch, Newton, Whitby. Countess of Durham, Hardy, Hull. At Harrison's —Change, Harrison, Hull. WlTH—Cherub schooner, of Hull. for Liverpool, Jan. off Cape Trafalgar. —Thomas brig, of Gook, Dec. 18, on the line, long. 20 18 W. Errs, or ...
... Thursday's Conslilulion as having stopped payment, with liabilities amounting to £12,000, was that of Messrs. T. S. and W. Hardy. It is said that from an investigation of their affairs it Is hoped that the assets of the will realise 10s. in the pound for ...
... election of the overseer next week. HULL COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 18. —(Before Mr. Commissioner Ayrton)—lrt re Thomas Cottingham.—Mr Smith applied for the delivery up to t Mr. Waightman, of 100 qnerters of wheat in stack, which he had purchasrd ...
... circular, for the purpose of electing officers for the ensuing year, and transacting the general business of the club. Mr. Thomas Harland was called to the chair. Mr. Hind, the secretary, gave a report of the last year's proceedings. A number of members ...
... is 1,100 tons burthen, carries two funnels, and has an elegant saloon,. 70 _feet -by SO _ _ . . was (mu.. Esq., the both of Thomas Conway, who had been , in the bowels by a man named John Dowd, OH Sunday morning last, from the frets of which the unfortunate ...
... mariner, to Elizabeth Snook.—On the I;th last. Mr William Codd, mariner. to Miss Margaret Beughn,lea—On the 17th lust. Mr, James Hardy, porter at the railwarstatem Miss Jana Vatter. At Ep North. —A few days ago, Mr. Hezeklah Kel4ey. WO! and draper, to Elisabeth ...
... Kaisers were impotent without the cottoo and cloth of England; it was this man that had to give England the power of cotton. -Thomas Carlyle. g CAPISE. — The Queen, ac.er's portion of the royal 1481 visit a to Bristol, Waterford, • ° route to the Seottish ...
... Aalborg. Rob Roy (s.), Knowles, Antwerp. Helen M'Gregor (s.), Cape, Hamburg. Catharine Maria, Niemann, linseed, Konigsberg. Sir Thomas Mansell, Manger, oranges,St,- Michael's. Margaret, Turnley, brandy. Charente. SAILID: Reward, Frost; Spring, Hansen, Petersburg ...
... Stones, gardener). 2: J. R. Pesos, Birch, gardener), 3. Stove or greenhouse climber Shawe, Eeq., 1; Mr. H. S. Norman, 2. Hardy or btlf hardy, four varieties-J. R. Pease, Esq., 1; Mrs. Parker (Mr. gardener).2. Six greenhouse Azaliu -H. S. Norman. 1; Wm. Ayre ...
... he officers for the ensuing year are the Right Hon. the Earl of Mulgrave, commodore; Chas. Bamford, ,jun., vice-commodore; Thomas Percival, Esq. secretary for the Whitby division; and W. G. Turnbull, secretary for the Hull division. A vote of thanks was ...
... KIWOSTON•OPON-HULL EITAIIe, Of 5 sove each, with 20 added, for all ages. One mils. Mr John Osborne's 2 yrs (Carroll) 1 Mr. Thomas Lister's Brawn, 3 yra .. (Cartwright) 2 Mr. Lim Danby's Tickton. 2 yrs (Watson) 9 Mr. Cortees Farmer's Boy, 3 yrs (Noble) ...