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... indebted to the late Mr TAMES HARDIE, Writer, Edir.bm gli, at t he time of his death, ter. North Hanover S-e et. F.dVnlu ■:'■.. ?? w 1.) ?? V,.mcN> re- ceive and discharge the same. ?? eh persons as hive claims against Mr Hardie, veil! please fodsge evaet ...
... for Scotland are, Mr John Ycung, - - Edinburgh Hary L-.-.rnsde.-i, Esq. - - Aberdeen Mess. Loudon, Craigie, & Co. Glasgow Mr Thomas Sansleman, - Perth Mr William Clark, - - Dumfries Mr Alexander Innes, - - Els-in Mr Robert Brunton, - - Leith. __T Many accidents ...
... follovvino recent cure experiences! by JL T. BLACXEONF, Tailor am Gaisar Maiei, Nc. 74, Wardour Street, deferves notice : I Thomas Bla.kfcona do hereby make oath. That ha- ving been much aillicted with a bad Scrophulous Com- plaint, to which nay friends ...
... always l.eld itf-aif liable to pay ana make good ill ioiias ?? a.nr : from ore io occafioned. Ev Order rf the nircHors, 11. A. HARDY, dec ofthe Country Department. TO CLERKS. *VT7-A>rrED, a Complete Experienced CLEF X or VV EOOK-liEEPER. for a Counting House ...
... Edinburgh, Stc was robbed jof the inp.il n-.v Kelfi. — S .- Aikxiif-xaS. j A letter from Coili, dated September 30, tm • Sir Thomas Lighten, Ea join, Le.s, Eta. I Secretary to the Genera! Pofl-office, and Allan I Mac-Lean, Efq. Start.*), to the Comniiil_c-e:s ...
... affidavit of Kitty Bakei, svho lived with Sir Thomas as his niiftrcfs, corroborated the ltatcment Ihat he was brought from Lewes per fc Sly intoxicated and added this material fadl, that after Sir Thomas. bad left Brighton, a letter ivas addreffed to ...
... li .s iii-v;iv. held itfelf liable topiy. licgood all ?? arifin.; from fircfo occafuned. By Order of the Dire-Clots, I A. HARDY, Sec. of the Country Departme.-.t. TIRE OFFICE. No. S, South Bridge- Ftrecf. FBI .V BURG H AGF.NCT. [A L EXCHANGE ASS'JRAMCf ...
... his wiil he has Itated, 'hat the cue: be.puclt was fror.i ti-.e noble ar-e' --• . which he made at ...
... and MILL LANDS, eontainino ax English acres, the greatest part of wihaci also satr ,le; and cipable ofimps ovefnent. 1I.-HARDI NGINIAINS, HIARDENHEAD, PRI- ORLAWS, and BATI'S, lying so the parish of Ox- nanr., and awithin three nmiles of Jedbnrgh, at ...
... condemned at the Ifle of St Thomas's, on the coaft of Africa, after bcitg * on ihore. .A A I L S. Zrived-Ireland, 6.-llailsburgh, o -Lisbon o. DTue-Ireland, 4-L-fiamburgh, x. WINDS AT Or A. Feb. 17. E. N. E. blws hard,-iS. N --o. S. S. W. I r I I 7 Ii ...
... free merchant, do. William Raymond Barker, writer, do. William Eaton, native, do. Henry Gibson, assistant surgeon, do. J. Thomas Henry Graham, writer, son to the Member of the Provisional Counsellor at C Bengal, do. Mrs Cator, Miss Cator, Elizabeth Tenett ...
... Mr TOMS-Courtall, Mr EGAN. Wardy, - - Mr ROCK. Mrs Racket, Mrs- KENNEDY. ;,ady, Francis Touchwood, Miss WALSTEIM- Letitia Hardy, (with a song in character) Miss DUNCAN, In Act IV. a GRAND MASQUERADE. .hfter which, a Comic Interlude, taken from the Farce ...