... the Beaver, i6J, ( tcaptain Lambert, (acting), which ships are to reintnrce e tire sqadron in ?? River Plate, under Sir Thomas Hardy. The Govertrn mi rilitary force at St. Helerra is to 6e. witlrdrawmn, leavitrg the islandl, as fornierly, in the hands ...

... committed to prison for six weeks, for an assault upon Thomas Jonces. Thomasin Richards, of ilkeston, charged with stealing one pair of boots, and various other articles, the goods of ?? Hardy. Thomas Stevenson, of Misterton, Notts, charged with steal- ing ...

... and Francis Hardy, of Heage, to hard labour tor two months, or pay 19s. 6d. each, for trespassing land in the occupation of Benjamin Walters. Thomas Summerfield, of Belper; Thomas Brooks and Thomas Curry, of ; also Klizabeth Ann Duncan, ...

... preteilcs. Thomas Myott, of Church Gresley, fined i5s. and codst. or otherwise imprisoned one month and hard labour, for being found in a piece of land belonging to Mr. James Cliff, in the search of game. Luke Knowles, of Chesterfleld, committed to hardI bout ...

... of Benjamin Smith and Co. Henry Watt'is, of Stanton-by-Dale, charged with stealing one smock-frock, the property cf Henry Hardy. James Clarke, of Mickleover, charged with stealing three sovereigns, eighteen shillings, and three sixpences, the pro- perty ...

... AMichaeti Bryan, Efq. and filter to the Earl of Sbrewlbury. On Wednefday, of aparalytic itroke, Lady Hardy, widow of the-late Admiral Sir Charles Hardy. On Tuelday fe'nnight, in Charles. ftreet, Grofvenor fqnare, London, the Right- Hon. Lady Archer, for ...

... horfe hair and woollen manufacturers. June 24. Key Hardy and James Hardy, of Houghton Regis, Bedfordlhire fllraw hat manufafturer.s J Jnly 15. John lXillians, Thomas Crane, John Par- ; ker, and Thomas Bzfrrow, of Carliflei Cuinberland, iron nt founders ...

... Morewood, of Litchurob, charged with stealing one bay gelding, the property of Thomas Stenson. William Sharman, of Cheaterfield, cbarged with stealing one tup lamb, the property of Thomas Fiddler. Samuel Taylor, of Crich, fined 11. ls. Od. or one month's imprisonment ...

... John Burnand, Chesterfield, Derbyshire. coach-prbprietor, Ad Dec. 26, 27, Jan. 18, at the Office of Mr. Hardy, Sheffield. So. is licitors, Mr. Hardy, Sheffield; or Mr. King, Hatton-garden. tO James Hopkinson, Trawden, Colne, Lancashire, manufacturer, re ...

... Nottingham ; accountant, Mr. it. J. Kol)in?on. Ke IV til turn Inland, of Crowland, Lincolnshire. Choice of a-.>ignee>. Mr. Hardy Matthew I'sall, grocer. Wisbeach, Lincolnshire, was chosen. Solicitor, Mr Herbert Wright, of Birmingham; Accountant, Mr. (i ...

... Henry Dulke of Suftblk and Thomas Duport, Gent. and their heirs, to hold of the king in capite by the service of the 40th part of a knight's fee, and the Duke and the coparcener had the same year licensc to alien to Thomas Ii Kbington, Esq. who after ...

... attended ; Mr. John tanner and Mr. Singlehurst representing Nottingham; _ ™ m ?? A -PPleyard and Mr. Thomas Robinson, Sheffield; an ** lr -. Thomas Showell and Mr. Adams, Birmingham. The dinner, which embraced every delicacy, and variety, was served ...