... these by-past years of scarcity, the Meeting recci- ved the report of Messrs. Andrcw Paterson, Tohn Ross, b James Nimmo, Thomas Hardy, and Robert Hardic, t( being a Committee of their nualber, appointed at a former rneeting to examine the accrlunts and ...

... Harvey, . Mr. John Taylor, Mr. Daileil Hill, Air. W. B. Thomas. ed MIrs. Harding, Wm. Waller, Efq. MIr.John Hawkefley, -Mr. Robt. Waller, ds, MIr. John Heywood, Ifaac Wilkinfou, Efq. Mir. Thomas Hardy, John WZ1ilkinfon, Elq. at Mr. Henry Hogkinifunt MAr ...

... ? james Curry, M.D. . Brovwe . S. Wcfley A. P. Cooper W. Reed, . , Banks Richard Saumarez T. F. Vandercorn r. Hofegood Thomas Hardy . L. lewis ?? Wred - J. A. Gillham, P. Bird WIV. Saunder;, M.D. . C. Saunders . 1. Lairn W. Babington,_M.D. 1.ones W. Miller ...

... Collingwood, Archdukeot iuffria, Lord He-,tv Petty, R. Cr.mberland, Efg. Bilhop of London, Sir W Sidney Smith, Captain Hardy, Thomas Moore, Efq. Lord Ho. wink. Every Sx Numbers conclude a Volume, price eos. 6d. neatly half-bound, and may bc rcaerred to ...

... Shopkeeper and Cordwainer, are defired to take Notice, that the Effeds Of the faid John Tubb ire vefted in the Hands of THOMAS .BAIKER-and THOMAS GOODALL, of Abingdon, Grocers, in Tru%- to convert the fame into Money, and to divide the net Amount among the Creditors ...

... Appurtenances thereto belonging, 'ituate in Eden-row, and facing the London Turnpike Road there, and now in the occupation of Thomas Hardy, and othedrs, tenants at will. Lot a. All thofe TWO MESSUAGES or DWELLING- HOUSEIS, with the Yards and Appurtenances thereto ...

... Wednefday the'4th Day of December next, at Eleven. ?? in the Forenoon. THOMAS COOPER, Clerk. Henley, Novemer 2otb, a8oS ?? HIGH STREET,. OXFORD,_ I. Norvm~auR A3, aSoy. : fHOMAS HARDY rerpeafuily informs 1 his numerous Friends and the Public,' he is de- ...

... Situatios's for 'Prade in Oxford, to be difpofed of, and an early Poffefflon may be had. n All Perfous indebted to the faid Thomas Hardy areP requefied to pay their refpcrtive Debts; and all Per- a' fons are defired to Ilod in their Deniands, which will be ...

... Situations for Trade in Oxford, to be difpofed f of, and an early PoffeLffion may be had. All Perfons indebted to the faid Thomas Hardy are itr requefted t6 pay their refpedlive Debt,; ald all.Per- oi fons are defired to fend in their Denands, which will ...

... Ji~siepil Benkeil, Eaq. J os. L Seaithl,Zsq. Alderman~ John'Biltlin, Esq. Jh ?? ?? James Gibson, Esq. ''Aeadr'oelid-sq. Thomas Hardy, Esq, John Pond, )sj. EiR.S. JbhhnHerdman, M . Peter Mardinean, ti4. Richard Herron, Eseq. ' eter vere, E~sqa, Henry Hinckley ...

... Harvey. Mr. Johis Tlaylor. Mfr. Th icl Hiltl. 3r. IV. B. Thomas. Mrs. Harding. Wm.Waller,Efq. Mr. John Hawkelley. Mr. folert Waller. Mr. John Heywood. If eac Wilkinfon, Efq. Mr. T'homas Hardy. John WVilkinfou, Efq. Mr. Henry Hodgkinfon. MAr.Johltn.Wbite ...

... Collingvood, Archduke of Auftria, ter Lord Henry-Petty, R. Cumberland, Efq. Biflop of London, mg Sir W. Sydney Smith, Capt. Hardy, Thomas Mooie Etq. rly Lord Howick, the King of Prufiiaj Lord Samerville.- ot Every fix numbers conclude a volume, price zos. 6d ...