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... to destroy the Ramilies, has in-. duced. Sir 'T. Hardy to address letters to the public authorities of New London, and to the Governor of the State of Connecticut, on the subject. in these Sir Thomas states, that - he is fullya pprized of the efforts ...
... young mlan who threw to the brick which bit the woman, many a hundred times. His surname is Hardy. I do not know his tI Christian name. His father is John Hardy, who has been member for Bradford, and a partner in the Low Moor Iron Works. I am as positive ...
... . K. Harrison ..550 , . 10 10 O . . 10 10 0 Thomas Dikes . . . . . 5 5 0 Joseph Wilkinson . . . . 5 5 0 Thom,is Broadley . . . 5 5 Thomas Frost Charles Fiost . Fdmund Beckett. George Kodwell . Thomas Rodmell . . . 'ichard Richmoad . . . 'ulc* Lutwidcc ...
... Jam-es Bradley Richard Barnes Robert Hardy John Jackfont John Duncan John Janmes James Cline Robert Kyle John Crook Edimund Stanton Wim. Tavenor John Hunter John Cline E. Willianns Jorfeph Joliff Ignatius.Cox Thomas Price John lngham Ifaac Kn'ight John ...
... us to 3discharge our duty to them while in bondage. All Money Orders to be sent to THOMAS ORMESHER, 52,Bridgewater-street, Deansgate, Manchester, made payable to THOMAs ROBERTS, Mount-street, Hulme, Manchester. T. WHITTAtER, W. SHELMENDINE, HENRY ELLIS ...
... supaply vcr icies ib tba ellice eof A\Mrlnan or M1 yor,' Ie post. tedl po1d, ?? J. Bl.rkett, ,1. l3il, Sir C. Dal0biar, J. Hardy, tat J IV. I log, Sir J. Johnstolnr, A. L.wsona, .1. 11. Lowther, J. .,I lrrrdo, L )rd Starilcy, 1tia. A. Trevor, lion. J. ...
... must be t governed by other means P-'Maanchester Courier. DINNER TO MR. HARDY,-On the subject of the late dinner at Bradford, the Leeds Intelligencer a of Saturday says:'-John Hardy,Esq., from his talents, his knowledge of business, and the majority by ...
... discharge our duty to them while in bondage. the AU Money Orders to be sent to THOmaS vic- OmnEsiiER, 52,,Bridgewater-street, Deansgate, not Manchester, made payable to THoMAs test ROBERTS, Mount-street, Hulme, Manchester, I at T. WHIITrAKER, -Wr. SIIELMENDINE ...
... . Mr. James Wilson, Barrow's-garden. en Mr. Samuel Pilkington, Brewery-yard. ad Mr. Thomas Marshall, China-lane. Ir- Mr. William Gudgeon, Skerton. cc, Mr. John Thomas Lund, Monmouth-street. for Mr. Christopher Nixon, Rosemary-lane. he Mr. James Walley ...
... Chapel-court. Mr. James Wilson, Barrow's-garden. Mr. Samuel Pilkington, Brewery-yard. Mr. Thomas Marshall, China-laue. ir. William Gudgeon, Skerton. Mr. John Thomas Lund, Monmouth-street. Mr. Christopher Nixon, Rosemary-lanc. Mr. James Walley. t Mr. George ...
... able damage has been dorne to the premifes aK2 the goods in the fhop. Since our laU was cormmitted tO' the Ca&lL of York, 'Thomas Wilfon,; late of Middleton- Tyas, labourer, charged upon the oath of 'hcr- mas Robinfon, of the townlhip of Skeeby, id the ...
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