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... to one of them was found ;live standing close by his master's corpse, which he unwillingly left to follow the company. The hardy nature of this animal enabled fens to brave the screrity of the weather, and he was some years ago alive in England. About ...
... great aetrcsi recited, at so advanced an age, the finest, rerws of Its cit.: L. She was buried in her parish church of St. Thomas A letter from Vienna. dated the 17th January, co ntains as follows :—Weknow now that the French Courier, who brought dispatches ...
... Guildhall. CERTIFICATES, Alsace 19. Thomas Dgroford, of Phil put-lacie, merchant John Hodson .ind Jolla Taykir, r,f llordinley, locksmiths. Samuel ftnage, Stritfori, merchant. Tumlorat A:1-u, of Rath, fishmonger. Thomas Cook, of Weyliiidge, timber-stealer ...
... TE4.LIGENCE. BRIGHTON, Feb. 27. • . • _..~ . i OF KING'S .1, GUILDHALL, 2. :1 mg: after Taw, lefore Lord ELLEMBOROTCH. THOMAS V. DAY. his was an action to recover the sum of i 10s. 9d. for damages sustained by the negligence of the Defendant. *the ...
... of Suffolk, it is thought, will he sharply contested. Sir WILLIAM Row LTY, Mr. AtExAritma Mims, and the eldest son of Sir THOMAS GOOCH, are said to have declared themselves Candidates. Mr. I.Kwis, author of the Case- Spare, has a One-Aka Piece forthcoming ...
... Simpson, Freeinantte, Thelltassun, Hardy, Andrews, Ward, B. Pager, Travers, andl.;aulfield. Mistresses—Hale s , Clonyvrt, Piggott, Walpole, Stu rt, saixt Cousin:, Ruder, Brushy, Gascuigne, Harcourt, Thel(union, Hardy, and Rigby. Alisscret—Hale, liaggerston ...
... at his house in Bur- lington-street. Mrs. WLDDLE'S Grand Dinner, yesterday, in Upper Brook-street, was numerously attended. THOMAS WILSON, Esq. of tower Grosvenorstreet, was last night much better, though not declared out of danger. Last night Mrs. CORE'S ...
... person of the nano, ef John Atkitison but himself, who was a firmer, and lived near Bumper Flail ; inew a person of I.e name of Thomas Abut, but he died a'lout months ago. 13enja.niu li7es about a Mile and a half from Bumper Hall, near to the last witness, ...
... Sailed on a cruize to the westward, to pick up men, the Hunter, guns, and Ealing schooner. The Courageux, 74 guns, Capt. O'Hardy, in Cawsand Bay, loosed her tore-top-sail, fired a signal-gun, and has had the farcwel signal of Blue Peter flying at the fore ...
... since last night. The passengers that landed from the Per . fia Union, Captain Mascot, were Lady %Vorsley and family, Thomas Thomas, Esq. H. Brandon, Esq. H. Waddington, Esq. and J. Hutchinson, Esq. No messengers arrived. HALF PAST SIX, P. W. A French ...
... guns, Capt. Vincent ; and Sylph, of 14 guns, Capt. Goate. At St. I ielen's his Majesty's ship Amthan, of 32 guns, Capt. T. M. Hardy, and Pgmy, of 14 guns, White.—Wind S. by and moderat.:. In the harbour, his Maiesty's ship Putisa , a, of 74 guns, bearing ...
... Dasher, of 18 guns, ('apt. Dehfuns. In Cawsand Bay, the Culloden, 74 guns, Rear-Admiral Campbell; Courdraux, 74. guns, Capt. 0. Hardy ; Neptune, 98 guns, Capt. Drury; Venerable, Capt. C. Searle; lief/or, 74 guns, Capt. Skipsey ; and Albion, Capt. Ferrier. Every ...