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... imi-keeeper. Mar* Jen. Doc. 4 Thomas Smallbones, Buokiugham-street, St. blary* e-Bone, carpenter, atone, Guildhall, London. Dec. 7. Thomas Rutherford, Sr.otch-yarJ, Bush-lane, London, broker, six, at Gml dull, London. Dec. 14. Rees Thomas, BruuU-itreet, I’. rish ...
... Physlcal Soi l.jty at Guy’s, for the ensuing Sessions, arc, I'.r. ilaioiiTON, Dr. Coaav, Dr. Walsh man, M . A. H. Cooper, Mr. Thomas Hardy, and V.r. Wit.MAM Saunders. i'li; new pocket edition of -Shakspear e, bow Inning distinct Plays, wilhtwo Plates to each ...
... Phy■leal Society Guy’s, for the ensuing Sessions, arc, I’-r. Daiouton, Dr. CuaaY, Dr. Walsiiman, M . A. P. Cooper, Mr. Thomas Hardy, and V.r. Wu.i.iAM Saunders. i'!i; new pocket edition of Shakspeare, bow pa' la'-.ing distinct Plays, with two Plates each ...
... to made; an June i.J. Thomas Wr ginson, Ooneaiter, meicer, at the Kcil we ââ itate> ( roaL authority, that, the las Juieâu ââl, dalwanl Rti*Hl, ll.irtUud, w eek, seven sail of the line, and several frigates and Thomas Williatit . r, men Hants ...
... Ked«Lion-square. Henry Trcdweil, Wolverci't, Oxfordshire, July 20, 21, Aug. 20, alNtx, the Mitre inn, Oxford. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Robinson, Oxford. John Rush, isN, wine-;r.?rclia..t, July 16, 25, Aug. 20, one, G Lnuion. Attorney, Mr. Rice, ur's Place, ...
... beneficial the landlord if it were exclusively appropriated to agricultural uses. Of the various streets that traverse it, Thomas-strect is the principal approach from the South East of Ireland. U is some-1 iliing like High-street in the Borough, abounding ...
... stone-mason, Jam 2t, 28, and Feb. 25, at ten, Guildhall. Attumie«, Messn. Gale and Son, Bedferd-sfreet, Bedford• vow, London. Thomas Dunn, Trowbridge, Wilts, clothier, Jan. SO, 31, and Feb. 25, eleven, the George Inn, Trowbridge. Attorney, Mr. Stephen Williams ...
... carrying off her mistress, which-was strengthened by the corroborating evidence William Martin, Sarah Hunt, George Hum, Thomas Hardy, and George Bowen. The Counsel for the prosecution questioned these witnesses very particularly whether their mistiest ...
... dutl urte. Rye. Fa-l.y, and fcrtt 4 Pork - 9 8 4 « frigate, and arrived at November. . .'• .• .. ~ j’• Lamb - Lsrah no Tlie Hardy (a cartel), Brown, from Jamaica Bourdcaux, OaM.j.tlmut vartation. tmeUogerMiedts.ademand. Lie- °^ S^s « is lost near tiie Huvinnah; ...
... C/TV F.LKCTXOSS. Yesterday being St. Thomas’s day, a Wardmote of the Lively of London was held in the several Wards agreeable to annual custom, for the election of Common Councilmen, Constables, &c. in the different precincts for the year ensuing. There ...
... , , . April 26. Edward Kirkman, Portsmouth, linen-draper, eleven, Guildhall, Lon lor, Thomas W:\ghern, draper, at twelve, at Guildhall, io. CKRTIFIC \prill6. Thomas Mnffatt and John Brown, Goswell-streel, blue-manufacuirerv. K-nuelh Tod,. Broad street ...
... Griffith, Bernard Haifissoa, * # J«mes Hamilton, M.D. *Thomas Hancock, M.D. Jacob Hagen, Jun. # Hardy, •John Herdtnan, M.D. Joseph Harvey, Joshua Hutchinson, •William lieadington, Janson, •Thomas Kev, Joseph Lancaster, Joseph Leaper, ♦William Lewis, Benjamin ...