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... contain the skeletons of two human bodies, of gigantic size, . said that one of the ships under the orders of Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy, on the South American station, is be sent to endeavour penetrate through Bhering’ Straits, in the hope of meeting with ...
... there are now living unmarried, the eldest brother and the young* eat al.ter. At'Couihborooa’h, on the 19lh in«t. Rev. Dr. Hardy, Mr. George Fowler, of the King’s Head Inn, Dorothy, only daughter the late Mr. Hupktnaon, of the Red Inn. At Bakewell, mominif ...
... Friday, Aug. 31.— Henry Egley, Thomas Sunderland, and John Wharton, three wellknown offenders, were committed Wakefield, charged Messrs. Booth and Co. with stealing from Mill quantity of iroß. Mary, the wife of Thomas Parkinson, was charged with bigamy ...
... say exactl| how fat; they were nod more than minute, and then rode away. Cross-examined Mr. HARDY Did not know any mis. chief had place until next day; knows Thomas Swift, tut never had any coneersalion with him about Bentley man being ill used.â Tinklerâs ...
... trade > did Saturday last, send number into Dwelling Houses, in ladies’ Walk, cupied VVra. Hartley, Charles Hevill, Wm.a’, Thomas Hardy, and others, to seise their f' under pretences of Rent due to the said who hath no right, title, interest, or authority ...
... White Hart, | j COl TES, John, of llerefordshire, tanner, j j November 20, 27, December at Hie Royal Oak, Hereford, DAVIDSON, Thomas, and MILLICAN, James, of i Liverpool, rnejchants, December 10, 11, tin' Dale-street, Liverpool. EYRE, William, of Co.kspnr-strcet ...
... named, or the major part them, on the Twenty-ninth Day of December next, Eleven o’Clock in the Forenoon, at the House Mr.Thomas Walker, the Angel Inn, in Sheffield aforesaid, and make a full discovery and disclosure of their Estate and Effects, when ...
... earned, the major part them, the Tvsnty-ninth Day of December next, at Eleven 1 '‘’Clock in the Forenoon, the House of Mr. Thomas talker, the Angel Inn, Sheflield aforesaid, and make a full discovery and disclosure of their Estate Effects, when and where ...
... nainev’, or the major nart them, on the Twenty ninth y ot D’cemher nett, Eleven o’Clock in the Forenoon, ai l.ie House of Mr.Thomas : ke», tli** Alltel Inn, in Sheffield aforesaid, and make full discovery and diseloaure their Estate and Elfects, when and ...
... r has been the means of preserving much property, and many lives, during the present weather, in securing shelter for our hardy Tars to run to iu gales from tha southward. The Groyne, at lllack Rock Bottom, we regret to learn, has been so assailed by ...
... —Gen. San. Martin offered them battle on their march, which they avoided.—The Dauntless had arrived Lima for specie. Sir Thomas Hardy was Valparaiso, in the Creole; Superb, at Callao; Conway, a* Conception ; Blossom and Alacrity, passage round Cape Horn ...
... formerly used in I (Chester Jail, such as thumbscrews, body irons, male and female stocks, &c. hare been laid aside by Mr. Hardy, the present Keeper, who considers them unnecessary. There must surely some mistake in this. The thumb screw was an instrument ...