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... Richard Newcomb. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. Cambridge, Thomas Paris Linton , R. D. Pitt. IViJbechy Abraham Hardy. LEICESTERSHIRE. Leicedei'y John Kin';. Market Harbro', William HUNTINGDONSHIRE. Huntingdon , Simon. Hardy. K:'mbolton y Tomliiifon. St. foes, Robert ...
... Where may had Trees, Shrubs, and Plants of every Kind, Garden Mats, &c. &c. Alfo large Scotcli and Drumhead Cabbage Seeds; hardy Swedifh Turnip; Lucerne; Ribbed, Timothy/and Scurvy Grades, Chickery Burnett, Rye Grafs, Red and White Clover, Trefoil, &c ...
... Richard Newcomb. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. Cambridge, Thomas Paris Linton, ■ R. D. Pitt. Wijbech, Abraham Hardy. LEICESTERSHIRE. Leicejier, John King.; Market Harbro', William HUNTINGDONSHIRE. Huntingdon, ——— Simon Hardy. Kimbc.lton, N. Tomlinfcn. St. h>es, Robert ...
... Richard Newcomb. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. Cambridge, Thomas Paris Linton, R. Pitt. Wijbech, Abraham Hardy. LEICESTERSHIRE. Leicejler, John King. Market Ilarbrrf, William Sprigg. HUNTINGDONSHIRE. Huntingdon, Simon Hardy. Kirn bolt on, ■ N. Tomlinfon. St. Ives, Robert ...
... married, Mr. William Chatterton, of Caistor, to Miss Elizabeth Hooker, of this city. Same day was married at Horncaftle, Mr. Wm. Hardy, draper and grocer, to Mifs E. Allifon, both of Louth. Laft week died at Fulftow, near Louth, aged 56, Mr. Matthew Wardcll ...
... Poiaton Oliver, Stephen Walcott Blackburn, Thomas Horbling Pickworth, John Billilrgborough Browning, George Pick'worth, William Boothby, Abraham Swaton Parke, Mrs. Hrfpringhani Cragg, John Thomas Canwetl, Thomas I'olnton Pattiufoc, John Billing bo rough ...
... Gentleman inclined to embrace thcObjeftof this Advertifement, every requifite Information may he obtained by a Letter to Mr. THOMAS LOCKXVOOD, to be left at the Poft-oftice, Nottingham, nntil called for. A large trading Town or City will be preferred. ' ...
... Mr. R. Dit Green, Mr. John Ryal ; Tyler, Mr. John Hack, Mr. J. Cliplham Ullef, Mr. John Hand, Mr. Thomas Bclmefthor Barleythorpe Varv, Mrs. Eliz. Ext Hardy, Mr. Thiftleton Haw ley, Mr. T. Burley Hays, Mr. R. Whifiendine Healey, Rev. Mr. Oakham Healey, Mr ...
... Griffith, are announced in Tttefday night's Gazette. The Kinp has been to appoint Arthur 'vVetham, Lfq. to Governor Curacoa; and 'Thomas Pi6lgn, Elq.to Governor of the Ifiand of in America. In the Peers on laft, the Royal afloat was given to the following adls ...
... Richard Newcomb. l CAMBRIDGESHIRE. Cambridge, Thomas Paris Linton, 11 R. D. Pitt. H'ijbecb, - Abraham Hardy. LEICESTERSHIRE. Leicefier, John King. Market Harbro William Sprigg. HUNTINGDON'S Huntingdon, Simon Hardy. Kimbolton, ■■■ N. Torrilinfon. St. ■ Robert ...
... days ago died at Louth, this county, Mr. John Hardy, brother to Mr. William Hardy, draper, ,cf that place. Lately died at Brampton, near Torkfey, this neighbourhood, Mrs. Raven, aged 82, relidt of Thomas Raven, Efq. late Meffingham, in this county. Laft ...
... the Centre of the Market Town of f)EEF'ING, and forming mod eligible Situation for Trade, and now in the Occupation of Mr. Thomas Butler. A considerable Part of the purchal'e Money may remain fee tired on the Premifes. The prefent Stock in Trade may taken ...