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... pet-.-rrliri Army mt* the Field next Sprint •» Ueny. Thofe jour Pn-.-eri art tt ofift cc, h eiitr it mail 0 Conqueft of Lorn- hardy,!'lifeany, tmd hinel, end a Part of the Dutfhy ti Montma, lb* Infaml Doe Pbilip ula have Im*. rur.tf j D»* Lenvii, Taftany ...
... he received the i hunks of that aug.i.l Alfembly. Jonah Hardy, Efq. Brother to Sir Charles Hardy, Knt. and Reai Admiral of the Blue, is appointed Governor of New-Jerlcy, in North- America. Thomas Sewell, Efq. Member of Parliament for Hai wiili, in Elfcx ...
... impofe his Paper o« the Public J Arriv'd Sir Thomas Stepney, Clowtw;rk Lady, Major Cr» Bocland, Mr. Wadman and the Hon- l( man, Mr. and Mrs. Maynard, M ! * Philip?, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen, V'e't r> Rev. Mr. Hardy, Mr. rj Gardner, Mr. Croker, Mr. Hughs, J^; ...
... Charing-Crofs Teemed be difoiderec. in h,s Senles, and wasordeied to the Gate-Houfe for fai ther Examination. Yetterday Jrnnes Hardy was executed at Tyburn, tor Foot-Robbery in the Rand near New Vauxaall, Stepney; was a „ about thirty Age, ar.dhad loft one ...
... Grocer, in Chefier; Janes Wild, Book/tiler, in Ludlotij $ Thomas Wild, Bookfeller, in Hereford j John blunt, Bookfeller, in Rofs J. Morrel, in Painfwick and Stroud-, J. Gary, in Shepton-Mallet j Thomas Knight, in Taunton and fundry other Perfons; Jalfe and ...
... on the 19th, have been obliged retire under the Cannon of Drefden. We hear from Plymouth that the Fleet under Sir Charles Hardy, and his Royal Highnefs the Duke of York, is preparing to go to Sea. is now faid, the Duke of York will go one Cruize more ...
... three Expreffes arrived from Abroad, but from what particular Parts not known. The Fleet under the Command of Sir Charles Hardy and his Royal the Duke of York, failed from Plymouth laft to the Weft ward. It is laid that the French have Orders to all the ...
... fudden Trrupiion of .he Indians j and that New-Yurk and the Jtrjfeys are preparing to follow the Example. Friday Sir Charles Hardy, Knt. Vice Admiral his Majefty's Fleet, was unanimoufly Member for Rochefter, in the Room of Lord Parker, now Earl of Macclesfield ...
... another Village in the Territory of Knin in Dalmatia. St. James's, Nov. 13. The King has been to conftitute and appoint Jotiah Hardy, Elq. to be his Majefty's Conlul at Cadiz and Port St. Mary, in the Dominions of the Catholic K.ing. The King has been pleafed ...
... given'.—lt ofF'-r'd he Ibid or pawn'd, . (ifaw it, and give Notice as above. THE ANGEL INN Chippenham, formerly kept by Mr. Thomas Stroud, and fince his Deceafe by his Widow, is now fitted up, and OPEN'D, William andStroud, (Late Ann Brook/nan, from the ...
... * 0 ( Poor of the faid arl j $ hereby Promife a to be paid by them r . either of the s » (o'' Sparks, James le^ Veal, and Thomas may be brought to 1 1.,!)»'1'/1 UE«C» Wli James Flower, 0 jj of Bath, Cordwainer, 6 |,i 5 Feet 4. Inches htg» with the Small ...
... the apprehending each or either of the Offenders, James Sparks, Charles Sparks, James Ayler, James Willis, Rich d Veal, and Thomas Hancock, he or they may be brought to Juftice. DESCRIPTIONS. James Flower, of St. Michael, in the City of Bath, Cordwainer ...