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... ; Peggy, Edington, from Hull; Emprefs, 'llavulfon, from London; Fithburn, Ward, from Netscaftlo ; Howe, Lamb, from ditto; Thomas, Conner, from London; Zephyr; Cowtrarri, from - Hull.; Williarn.and Mary, Brown, front Shields; George, Cqverdale, from Whitby; ...
... do not Chtife to be at the eX.. - pence of any . additional .drers is 'nearly as as in the OUrfrif'it-treet: borrOwing the hardy conititution of our females, , now -blofiVth and bloom sta j heltered:And unco-ve.redin the .tnida of winter. TYSON 's benefit ...
... at Twickenham, George Proaor, Efq. of Clewen-lodge, Beiks. On Wednefdav of a paralytic ftroke, Lady Hardy, widow of the late Admiral Sir Charles Hardy. latvly at Upton Scudamore, in the 6ith year of his age, W. Tree, Ertl. Thurfday, Mr. Wm. C . irdler ...
... perfectly quiet in harnefs, warranted found, is a particularly hardy good and parted with for no other reafon, but becaute does not match the Gentleman's other borfes.—Enquire of Mr. Thomas Matters, No. 21, Lowei Brook-ftreet. ...
... Atkinfon, John'Seton, Evan 7ones, .7ohn Conner, Richard Green, 7 ohn Green, Iface . Green, Thomas WCann, William Wilkie, .Tbainas . Walton, jaws Byfield, Thomas Phipps, WilLajn Bell, William Colbert, and Henry Benwell, were found Guilty of felony ; and ...
... Shropillire; William Jay, Efq. of Rotterdarnito Mifs Thomas, of Lyfwdrney, Gla morganthire. . On Tuefday laft, at Bath; the Rev. D.aniel.Lycons, to Mifs Hardy, eltlelt daughter of the late Colonel Hardy. On •Tnefday lalt, at St. George's Church, lionove ...
... Captain PARKE R i s then to read the ' .PORTLAND'S order to Lord ; which Rear -Admiral GRAVES is to be introduced be- Captains HARDY and RETALICK, making three 1•:,.,` 1. ;' 2 es to the Throne, and one to Lord NELSON. -I r.Atlmal is then to kneel down, ...
... Woodbridge, Corn-merchant, to furrender Aug. 20, 2!, and Sept. 22, at eleven, at the Coach and Horfes, rpfwiCh, Suffolk. - Thomas Gore, of College-hill, London ~• Warehoufeman, to • furrender Aug. 15, at twelve, 25, a: ten, and Sept'. 27t, atone, at - ...
... which i& new planted with hops, part planted with fruit trees, and is cuppoled to contain veins of coal; now tett on leafe to Thomas Ravenhill, at the yearly rent of 521. for the terns of feven, fimrteen, or twenty-one years ' from Lady-day, 1793, determinable ...
... of September, between the Stock Exchang. and Whitechapel --Church, a Promiffory Note for 701. drawn by C; T. Hardy, on demand payable to Thomas Wratteri Whoever will bring the above. Note to No. 17, Whitechapelroad,. (hall Teeeive the above reward. It ...
... mt. THOMAS ROGERS. TRIAL of VicE-ADmIR.AL Sla IV. PARKER. At a Court-Martial, held on board his Majefty's fhip GLADIATOR, in Portfinouth Harbour, on Friday tiff, the I 3th of November, and by adjournment to the following day— PRESIDENT, Sir THOMAS PASLEY ...
... with Dignourier, at Rainevilletholi near Altona. Friday arrived at Portfmouth the D;aater, of guns, armed en flute, Captain HARDY, and the Inconflant, of 36 guns, armed en flute, Captain Ai'scoucx, from Egypt. The former has onboard 56Q men of . the 3d ...