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... FMrliament-street. I UST PUBLISHED in VoU Pr. Vl* boards. THE GREEK TESTAMENT; new Edition -—Containing copious Note* from Hardy, Raphel. Kypkc ScUlcusner. Rosenmuller, 6tc. in familiar Latin: togetf'er with parallel passages from the Classics, and with ...
... Lore-man. Rm-Um Scnlt. I no'vc-noTwaXlom-. .Mm Schott Vantloicor, IT. Bu.lcf. ! . 5 .| t Kilki-lu-n, Andrew Smcpoole.n.arlc-a Thomas .lames ...
... William Blacker, James Johnston, Thomas Verner. Nicholas Johnston. Ache.on St. e, Joseph Atkinson. Thomas Seaver, \V. N ) hompson, Wiiliam Irwin, John Oplo Eat ham. James EorUe, Itotieri Harden, William Loftie, John Hardy, and John Wiiuler, llj-irs. \GH ...
... after witness heard thei>eoplc was hurt: saw home of the dead people : met man will) woman on his hack : heard the man was Dr. Hardy . met him about one hundred yards from the bridge: Cross-examined: had red coat that day : saw some of Hit* yeomen cross tile ...
... -Rir. -Mr. Janies Forcraan ; Patrick U.mmllv. John Keon-o, Waller, Wm. Win. H. Tyrrell. Thomas Hardy. John Geo. V’ou n*;, falward ntfirerald, James While. Thomas Walsh, Anthony Jhvycr, James WaUh, AJiihail Xhos. | John Morphy. John White, Geo. King. 3loon* ...
... races that town. His last voyage, which was one of two days duration, cost the nation twelve hundred pounds. Captain Jiir Thomas M. Hardy, Lord Nelsons Captain at Trafalgar, is appointed Commodore on the Brazil station, the room of Captain Bowles, who is ...
... Joseph Atkinson, Thornton, John Ogle, George Robinson, James Fordo, Wm. Needham Thompson, Robert Harden, William Irwin. John Hardy, William Loftie, John Winder, George Atkinson, William Reid, Jas. Johnston, jun. Esqrs. CANADA The accounts from North America ...
... the halt pay of the Ist garrison battalion; Henry Lravenport, of the 3d light dragoons; Thomas Dundas Campbell of the foot; Thomas Shadforth, ot i the 57th foot; Thomas Thornbury, Woolndge,| on the half pay of the 91st foot ; Gilbert Cf metiereof the 48th ...
... ahamlbn his project, yet • AST. -We have beard w!t!i great salisl.inon that the , ln ' | ri ., v Mreet : of I.lovd Heur* Thomas Esq. o«r>lu,.r |,„ -iscertain | Government have it in serious conteniplation to turn their at-. • a|ii| ...
... SATURDAY, NOV. 6. THIS DAY’S MAIL. S.R THOMAS HARDY'S SQUADRON. Interesting advice* have been received from | Madeira to the of Sept. They stale that the squadron recently fitted out under the command of Sir Thomas Hardy, arrived there on the 18th September ...
... IS 19. James Mo;;uoe.'’ An American paper states ship war has been sent against Lord Cochrane to demand justice,” Sir Thomas Hardy’s squadron, which sailed from Plymouth September, supposed to have been dispatched watch the conduct Lord Cochrane fleet ...
... ARMAGH Jury.—Hon. Henry Caulfield, Foreman ; Chas. Rrcwulow, i Molyneux, Willi.mi Blacker, Tliomas Seav.T, Joseph Atkinson, Thomas Vernvr, Ach.sen St. Geo William Irwin, Walter Wdiiam Reid, Hunt Walsh Charnl.'oe, Samuel Cope, George Lnsor, Janie. Johnston ...