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... 30thof April, With tjiem were forwarded, also, letters froqvJMc Sifpexintendant of Marine t|ie Governor, frpm Captain Henry Hardy of the and Lieutenant Walter Assistant Re- in Cii.tch. rela pl to the gallant hut nnsuccbssfiil operations^gainst Ramree of ...
... College, Aberdeen—At Nelson Stieel, Edinburgh, on the Bth inst. Thomas, infant son of Mr J. Weir, writer to the signet-—At James Place, Leith, the instant, Mrs Janet Alrie, wife of Mr James Hardie.—At Flnlarig, on the Ist instant, Mr Robert Robertson, lan ...
... their superior figure and alien are deserving of the attention of any gentleman or who may be anxious to possess a pair of hardy, steady, ad useful horses. Lot 2d.—A BAY HORSE, 7 years old, hands high, of great action and perfect symmetry, well town in ...
... e, which occupied the court the greater part of the day. The defeudaut was a person of tome respectability of the name of Hardie, a shoemaker in Leslie: it appealed that he had (in August last year) very wantonly attacked a young woman' of the name of ...
... e, which occupied the court the greater part of the day. The defendant was a person of some respectability of the name of Hardie, shoemaker in Leslie: it appeared that he had (in August last year) very wantonly attacked a young woman of the name of Henderson ...
... Jargonelle Pears, Thomas Greig, 2d do.; John Young, do. George Watson, for the best two kinds of Apples, four of each sort; James Carstairs, jun. writer in Cupar, 2d do.; John Christie, do. James Anderson, for the best six Green Gage Plums; Thomas Greig, 2d do ...
... true skinless oats, is perhaps the most valuable crop ever produced in this country. was introduced into Great Britain by Thomas Deer in g, Esq. of Clobernon Hall, who obtained the se d through a friend of his in Holland, whither it was importtd from ...
... of smaller ones, the maintenance of which is attended with disproportionate expense. The suggestion is attributed to Sit Thomas Hardy, who has been for some time past actively engaged the Admiralty.— Observer. , learn that his Majesty's Government js seriously ...
... forwarded the Legislature, giye cyjoenrtl of feeling so decided and uriar.imou* the Cause reform. (hat there are few who would be hardy enough tp declare from the hustings fan intention tp oppose n. Secure, therefore, in | great ir.crease4»f'their supporters ...
... to the Legislature, give evidence of feeling so decided and unanimous in the cause reform, that there are few who would be hardy enough to declare from ihw- hustirgs an intention to oppose it. S.cure, ther.fore, in a great increase of their suppotters ...
... He, however, with several of his friends, at last agreed to accompany Lord Maitland’s voters and his Lordship, with fool-hardiness, although he could not be ignorant of popular feeling, and that he had no right of access to the Council-room, followed Mr ...
... Watson, for the best three emrly cabbages; Thomas Ortig, do.; Thomas Ureig, for the best ten mushrooms; Thomas Greig, for the hast pint of early potatoes; .Thomas for the best twelve early Dutch turnips; Thomas Greig, for the best twelve ...