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... Sufannah, Wheeler } and Portfea, Draper, from London } Adventure, Clark} and Fareham, Pye, from Plymouth } James and Anne, Hardy, from Concail} and Medley, Cufcott, from Lyme. Sail'd the Unity, Smith, for Plymouth, Cowe } and Seven Brothers, Pickard, for ...
... manner. Tho. and Wm. Holden, Manchefter» callico printers. Wiiliam Watfon and Matthew Thomas, of Lelcefterflihe, mercers. John Hobfon, of Lockwood, Yorkddre. dry laller. Thomas Tonge, Manchefter, and John Turner, Sabojd, Lancashire, dyers. Wm. Bailey, of Biddeodcn ...
... Adventure, Clark; and Portfea, Haman, from Plymouth ; Bleffing, Thomas, from Carmarthen Ifabella, Galfsworthy, from Briftol; Friendfhip, Turnbull ; Kent, Thompfon ; and Elizabeth, Hardy, from Nowcajlle; Unity, Gibfon, from Frederickfiadt; Dorfetfhire ...
... by\jf* land, now in the occupation Mr. Thomas s. The premifes are in complete repair, and the purchafcr may be accommodated with mine, diate polleffion. For further particulars and a view of the premifes, apply Mr. Thomas Lys, attorney, or Mr. John Stead, ...
... Blackbird, Burletfon, Whim, .Robinfon, William and Ann, Hardy, Plough, Thornton, Fortitude, Pilter, from Sunderland, New Recovery, Triftram, Gak, Gilfs, Duke Rutland, Craven, William, Stonehoufe, Thomas and Mary, Buck, Recovery, Chancellor, and Pearl Thornton ...
... Directors, H. A. HARDY, Sec. of the country department. BARTON STACEY FIRE. AT Meeting of the Committee, at the Coach and Horfes Inn, Sutton Scotney, the day June, purfuant to adjournment: Prefeat, THOMAS SOUTH, Eiq. Chairman. THOMAS SIDNEY, Efq. Rev ...
... Bignor William Birt, Sutton Thomas NcwUnd, Slindon Clem. Hisfhopp, Weflburton Thomas Newland, jun. Ditto William Blunt John Newman, Cocking Richard Boxall, Earlarrington William Newman, Bignor Benjamin Brown, Houghton Thomas Parlctt, Madchurfl Richard ...
... Private letter* were received yefttrday from Sir Cha. Hardy's fleet, in Torbay, dated Monday all well, the wind not having favoured their failing. The lift of (hips gone out under Sir Charles Hardy, as Mated in fane of the papers, is very erroneous, they ...
... auditor's office and Mr. Hardy a fhoeiuaker, and lets lodgingin Piccadilly. Mr. Hardy of Piccadilly, fecretary to the London correfponding Society, underwent examination before the privy council, on which lafted feveral hours. Mr. Hardy not permitted to ate ...
... the continent Choifeul's andouille's corps, with full regiment of infantry, commanded by Lieutenant-colonel Hardy, fon the late Sir Charles Hardy. They amount the whole to near 3000 ; and, when joined by the reinforcements daily expected from Bremerlehe ...
... James Jones, of Welt-fquarc, Surrey, printer. SainuelCafe, of Heet-ftreet, haberdaiher.— Thomas Trnnlet, of Exeter, and John Hall, of Alphington, merchants. Thomas Birkitt, of Kirton in Lincolnfhire, draper. Jonathan Sale, icylands Sale, and James Sale ...
... Drblin William and Mary, Shaw; Choll«rrford, Thorn linfon; Oak, broush, and Thomas and Mary, Buck, for Montague, Priaulx, and Guernfey Packet, Le Lievre, for Gutrnley ; Elizabeth. Hardy, far Shields ;• Speedwell, Manlbridge, for lnduftry, Diddimus, for Falmouth ...