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... appointed for the peace farther reduced ten »hip» being ordered home from the Medittrs«e. '•‘'ottian '•k, Pearton ; Kmgaton, Hardy, old, Hurtl. From PtUnlurg, ClKAttn. Harrison ; Mary. ter. For Midaa, * Rose, Robinaon. From ''From JUiti, Leith, Tyrie. John ...

... from good authority, hi, Ur. if. A. Taylor, Ur. Brighl, Sir J. Uevpart, and Mr. troop, amount to 2J.000 w.lWiaciplined and hardy . Dulterworlli supported the motion, which a division was this number 12.000 arc of the late army the Ile e - ». cm. Kegulation ...

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... allowed the costs of prosecution. Thomas Williams was charged with stealing a numficr of silver spoons from the dwelling house of Mr. John Gouthwaite, of Lumhy. near Ferrybridge, on the night of the 7th of July. Mr. Hardy stated the case, which presented ...

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... including the for Packages. ,Vr. Held. J. T. Held, F. 1,1, Persons who have any CLAIMS or l)L--MANDS upon the F.STATF* of THOMAS YATES HARDY, late of Aldborough and Hamilton Hill, in Holderness, in the East-Riding of the County of York. Gentleman. deceased ...

... containing altogether, in extent, half aft acre more less, and now in the several occupations of the said George Tindall. Francis Hardy, Richard Patterson, and William Atkinson. Further particulars may known by applying to the Gkorgc Tindall or to Mr. FOSTER ...

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... Bloom*, different aorta, open for competition Mr Ruddmgion. 2 Mr Thomas Gnv. Howtby. R.ji Blooms, different sorts—l R. Gibson, gardener Rev Hy kea. Station 3Mr Edwards. Smith, Ges.rgc Hardy , gardener to Joseph Jonea. E»*j. Best unnamed BccsLiug, raised ...

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... Rhodes and Thomas Leathara ; 10, Richard Smith; 15, Edward Pullen ; 17, 18, and 19, Thomas Famhill, James Ward, and Andrew Ward; 20, Andrew Maclean; 22, James Mouncey 23, Wi liam Batty; and 23, George Parsons and Charles Alexander Hoolcy; 2G, Thomas Edis; ...