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... lieen annually paid is, strongly prove tbe veil to Noblemen and >f their Mansions and iters, and all the 'rectors, 1. A. HARDY, L' ountry -Ucpartnicns. triUTE MART INN, HOD MTS. JAMES WYNN RETURNS thanks to the Noru.u-Y, Gtuißi’. Gentlemen Tr avellbr-* ...
... V -\l. 1N i'.S'l L llli VICE-ADMIRAL SIR THOMAS GRAVES WITH THE military order rut bath, 1801. I E PA KATZ V K. A chair he jJaced llie gratinr-s of the skylight, ll'.e (iitarter deck, with the Royal •iospeuded over it, shewing ii«e Kings Aims the chair ...
... Northwest of the Orkney and Shetland Isles. —The master, Captain Hardcastle, and six of his crew, got safely on shore, where these hardy mariners, preferring to brave once more the dangers of the main to dark and dismal winter residence in such a place, purchased ...
... Academy of Ans and Sciences; revised, re-calculated, and newly arranged, bv Thomas Kirbv, teacher of the Mathematics, and Nautical Astronomy. London: Printed for J. and J. Hardy, booksellers and stationers. High-street, Shadwelli and for i'l Steel, at ...
... Academy Arts and Sciences; revised, re-calculated, and newly arrange;), by Thomas Kirby, teacher the Mathematics, and Nairica! Astronotr.v. laimlou: Rrinretf for J. and J. Hardy, hookse’.’iers and stationers. High-street, and tor ILvid Steel, the Navigi'ion ...
... Academy of Arts and Sciences; revised, re-calculated, and newly arranged, Thomas Kirby, teacher of the Mathematics, and Nautical Astronomy. London; Printed for J. and ,T. Hardy, booksellers and stationers, High-street, Shad well; and for David Steel, ...
... Academy of Arts and Sciences; revised, re-calculated, and newly arranged, Thomas Kirby, teacher of the Mathematics, and Nautical Astronomy. London: Printed for J. and J. Hardy, booksellers and stationers, High-street, Shadwell; and for David Steel, at ...
... ALI.INGTON Mr. Hugh Mai-lett. FALMOUTH Mr. .Tohn Harris. FOU'EY Mr. \Vm. Brown. GRAM POUND Mr. R.Warren, Truro HELSTON Mr. Thomas Grvlls. I.ISKEARD Air. Joseph CitiLns. LAUNCESTON Mr. C. Letiibkidge. NEWTON-eu-BOYTON Mr. Jef. Spr v, Truro. PENZANCE Mr- ...
... cxpence provided themselves with a decent dress, blue jacket and trowsers, and red waistcoat, in which they' make a pleasing and hardy tar appearance. They were drawn nut last Tuesday and exercised in four companies. The greatest praise is due to Lieutenant ...
... rent agreed for, and at such times as they shall direct. J. MILFORD, Clerk the Trustees Truro, Nov. g, 1804. To the Army, &c. HARDY's new-invented BLACKING POWDER, patronised and used for the Kin« and Royal family, which softens the leather, repels Water ...
... Intn the honour of his old house, will not forget the new undertaking (One Concern.) ° I The following case was received Mr. Thomas bile. Master the Academy, Colchester, from • Gentleman who was recommended take Or. Brodnm s Medicines, bv Mr. 1.1. Cooper ...
... from Kil-. otli—-Due 1 *, Billing— ytlid Hope, UiWin ...