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... -■Lately, at Portfinouth, Thomas Wood, of North Cave- Mil» Matthews, Portlmoutlr, and lifter Capt. Matthews, the Royal Artillerv. - . On Tuelday fc’nnight, John Shore, £fq. Jim. uf Sheffield, Mil's Hardy, daughter Thomas Hardy, Elq. Wakefield. lately, ...
... which immediately gave us the most e effectual assistance that the anxious and feeling mind of such an officer as Sir Thomas Hardy could suggest. vs At half past one the Shannon joined, received prisoners gi , from, and took La Thetis 'in tow. She is ...
... Lqrd Chancellor a 'Mtntjler,” for “Lord Chance,lor” read,- u Lord Chief Juiuce.” In the f Hawing paragraph for Thomas Hardy f Efq. read, John Hardy, fjq. Several other trifling errata might bepunttd aut, occujrmed the hajle in which our report was obliged ...
... given it to be laid out in necessaries for the poor, who gratefully exclaim -this is a year of Jubilee. Cohn Hardy, Esq. eldest son of Thomas Hardy, Esq, of Wakefield, is appointed Captain in the 1st West York militia, commanded by Colonel Dixon, now lying ...
... of Darlington) Deputy Vice Admiral for mat parr of the coaft, f,om the Tee. Mouth to Callle Eden Dean. John Hardy, Eh), eldeft fon of Thomas Hardy, Efn. f Wakefield, .s app tmed Captatn the 1(1 Weft York Militia, commanded by Colonel Dixon, now lying.at ...
... of Kihmick wa- fentenced to l>e in gaol one week and publicly whipped Middleton for the diilancc one hundred yards; and Thomas Hardy, of Full Sutton, blacktmhh■ fn«d guilty a trifdcmeannr, was ...
... meafure* of a late excellent flarefman, and his attachment to that high character had not ceaiM when’the object ih» more. Thomas Hardy, Efq. had only a few minutes before, been r»w quelled to the nomination the Hon. H. Lafcellea. pcifeflbsa of fplendi! talents ...
... Sy Orirr »f tbl Dirt Sian , //. A. HARDY, Sic. of lb' Ciwntry Department. 'unc, 1807. ALBION FIRE AND LIFE COMPANY, OF LONDON, For Insurance from Fire, and on Lives ; and tor the granting ANNUiTits.*—Ccipit«il» One Million. following Persons have been ...
... and for building Bridges vver the fame Drains- All Perfans dflrous oj feeing the Ground- may apply to John Hardy, at the houfe of the fetid Thomas Brown, order, Hedou, March 28, 1803. WM. IVESON. ...
... TO SOLO BY ACC HON, At the houfe of M». Thomas Mr.fey, Fast Sand Gate, S.atlorougb, on Friday, August 30, 1805, fix '/' dot in the evening \ that Good Brigantine called the John jL 2nd Joseph, now lying in Scarbrough Harbour, four years old, built, buithen ...
... Dove - Widow Brigham • XI John Bailey • • 5 '5 Samuel Mann 5 Mrs. Iron - *22 Samuel Ringrofc * J. - - Thomas Thovnpfon 31 10 . Thomas Wray - XX Thomas Mart - Mark Fleming • 11 W. G. Mich. Beilhy - % James Keiro • ~ to John Wm. Henrig »i Stephen Gee, jun ...
... and for huilding Bridges over the fame Drains. All Perfont drftrous of feeing the Ground, may apply to John Hardy, at the houfe of the faid Thomas Brown. By order, Hedon, March 28, 1803. WM. IVESON. ...