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... Country, infead of radical Reform of the Government, a3t Ofi- ginallyflood.. Mr. Woodfall alfo proved, that the fignature of Thomas Hardy, to a letter which purported to have been font by him in the name of the London Correfponding Society, to the London C ...
... B.ANKRUPTS Jarses Carter, of Exchange-Alley, Broker, April 30, May 17, Juse 74 .;:.un.n.—mu. Mefl. G“*L ond Hardy, Aulfin friars, ’ . w.&: “Tyler, of Mount Sorsity Leiceferfbire, c-r faflor, May g, 15, st the White. Hart, in Gainfborough, Yune -9, at ...
... P‘H ¥ LOMBARD N t X FFICE, STREET, L O Nl o N. PKRSONS infured by this Company' whole Annosl Premiams fell due at St. Thomas, are e to take Nutice, that Printed Receipts (e and cheqoed at this Office) are now in the Mands of the feveral Agrnts. Al Annval ...
... following convifls, being the gicatefl number ever remembered 1o have fu‘fcrd (fia at any one time, viz, Thomas Lancalhire, alias Laogthaw, and Thomas “,'a,!i‘?:,, for a burglary at Dr, Wilmot’s ; _%hard ox, aged 19, for flealing a brown gelding (the' ptoperty ...
... w-:'h drughter of the Wte Thomas King, Big. of the former place.— Samé day, Mr. Thomas Aris, of Q-kk‘;'lmk. in Northamptonthire, to Mifs_jardn, of Southam.— Latgly, at Loughborowgh, Mr, Thomas Blunt, attor: ney, to Mifs Hardy, hoth of that plase,. DIED ...
... DIVIDENDS. Auguil 3. Thomas Howard, late nf Wardourftreet, St. James, Weftmiinfter, coachmaker, at Guild. lull.—fi:ly 25. William Robinfon, late of Wintringham, Lincointhjre, grocer, at' the Gouic inn, Kingflon. upon-Hull.—l6. John Hardy, “A’nm Norris, Lancafhire ...
... — *ti it'mii 0::!? OFFICE, STREET, N. LOMBAR L P!‘ RSONS iafured by thit Company whete Anpual Pramioms fa | doe at St: Thomas, are requefled to take Noutce, that Printed Receipu No. g 197, Royal-Exchange Afurance-Offce; . Dec, 190, PERSONS. whofe Annval ...
... to-requet, that the Preface to the Sccond Part of the Rights of Man, mighit be read., It was réad accordingly. A letter from Hardy to Tooke, giving bim an account of the progrefs of the Londos. Correfpunding Society, wasthep read. —kwm.lm 1792. The Secretary ...
... Domingo as are in his Majefty's poffeffion. * ) BANKPUPTS Thomas Newland, of Cheapfide, grocer, Nov. 15, Dec, 1, 104 at Guildhall.— Attornies, dMefl. Kiog and Gaity, Cutlersehall, CToke lige. ‘Thomas. Griffith Vaughan, of Briflol, merchaat, Dec, 3+ 4+ 30 ...
... hattom ol ' ':hg' um%“ ! \' h COV L T To be SOLD by AUC By WILLIAM DAL Oa FRIDAY, the agth Day of March, 1791, ut * of Mrs, Ann Thomas, known by the Name of the Bear lan, between the Hours of Three and Six m e tergoon, fube@® to fuch Conditions of Sele, a: ...
... Loire, Capt. Legond; and the floop, La Biche, C:pt. Le Battard. = = - * The land forces confift of 3000, commanded by General Hardy. .They are faid to have a quantity cf mufkets, artillery, & all forts of ftores. By the lait hips from Jamaica, there are accounts ...
... Matter and Commander. His firoasion as a Lieutenant on board Admiral Nelfon's hip would not permit a quicker rife. Captain Hardy is the Commander of the Mutine cutter, in whicn Capt. Capel came to Naples, and he bas ‘been made Poft. When Adm. Nelfon came ...