... peace, Ghent. 0. The Princess of Wales embarked for the continent on board the Jason frigate, off Worthing. Captain Sir Thomas Hardy attacked and took possession of the town Stoaibgtou, in North America. 12. Formal expulsion of Lord Cochrane from the order ...

... Particulars and all necessary Information may be obtained by applying to Me»s>s R. and B. Wilson, Spirit Merchants, Mr. Thomas Hardy. Grocer, at the Auctioneer's Office, West Field, in Bramley: at the Offices of Mr. GEO. STABLES, Solicitor, Horsforth. ...

... SHIPS Upon most extensive Scale. Apply Mr. William Barnes, Ship-Surveyor, No. Mason-Street, Hull. AM/. Soremher 20. 1832. / THOMAS HARDY, • paper HAsnrya masufacTi'Rfrt. No. ♦'s. Nonni-SratFT. PR'>srrrr- r«EET, And 25. Bkiix;* SrnLtr, Hiai.. MOST rMMctfnlly ...

... York, labourer. — ln York Castle. James Brown, late of Leicester street, Sheffield, cutler. — ln the Gaol of Sheffield. Thomas Hardy, late of Brown street, Charles street, Sheffield, I cutler.— ln the Gaol of Sheffield. SATURDAY, December 2. William Jenkinson ...

... auctioneers of this town. — (Birmingham Chro- On the Ist ult. at Bramham, near Wetherb}-, an inquest was held rs.i the body of Thomas Hardy,' a boy ot 11 years of age. It appeared in evidence, that on the 2llth ult. Lord Lasctdles's fox hounds having earthed ...

... deeply regretted by his numerous family and friend*. Sunday, the ultimo, at Ida residence at Cottingham, aged IT. Mr. Thomas Hardy, paper-hanging manufacturer, of this town, much and deservedly respected the ultimo, at Market Wcighton. aged ytars, Mr ...

... Institution. WANTED. AN ASSISTANT in the WOOLLEN DRAPERY BUSINESS. Apply to the Prinlerof thia Paper, if by letter, post-paid. THOMAS HARDY, PAPER HANGING MANUFACTURER. IYo, 46, North-Street, Protpecl-Street, and 25, Bridge- Street, Hull. MOST respectfully begs ...

... requested tbe concurrence of our Cabinet tn the entry ot army into Bel- gium. The answer hsa not yet been giveu. THE LATE THOMAS HARDY. Yesterday being the day sppoiotcd for the funeral of this arduous, consisleut, bat persecuted friend and advo.* cate of ...

... William Hardy (i, H. Reynard, Esq., Sunderlandsick), Joln Hothan (Cranswick ), Jetn Hall (Mr. W. Duggleby, Beswick), Thomas Hardy (Mr. T, Duggleby, Beswick), William Toson (Mr. Parrott, Sunderlandwick), John Jefferson (Mr. W. Moore, Burn Butts), Thomas Ives ...

... purpose of taking supply df wine for the whole of this squadron, whose destination and object arc involved in mystery. Sir Thomas. Hardy, it is slated, sailed with scaled orders, which arc not be opened till he reaches a certain latitude. F.aCh ship is in ...

... be Lieiitenat,tEiwign Thomas Sharp.— To be En- sign ..William Atkinson, gent, id m«e — To be Lieutenants Ensign Thomas Wrightun, Kosign Thomas Buxton Vincent. — To be Ensigns -Francis Travers, Thomas Norton, Samuel Hardy, and Tbos. ...

... MISCELLANEA. virtue a convention entered into between Sir Thomas Hardy and the Peruvian government, the article of the commercial regulations of Peru, which requires consignees to be Peruvian citizens, ia dispensed with in favour of British subjects, ...