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... Master of the Nancy, wrote to Sir Thomas Hardy, requiring him to interpose to protect the property of himself and other British subjects concerned in this ship, and, under the date of the 11th February, Sir Thomas Hardy re- turns this reply :_ f l' On the ...
... Ia full motion., troult mast ltsdu- bitablY establiish. Undler those clrctimstaticee, there sotrely caO befoiund us nxan hardy eneugh totisoy. that the institutlon ofthelse Eqttitable Losts Bank, in edolation tottile innumerable other benefits which ...
... Opi. lL-A-rised, the Hope, Rider, from Matansa, hi ar-l ngn dws. ?? 4 Ocs. Il-Arfived, s HMton, HiUI, from Deme- fare i, _ ,Hardy, bev S uatsi ; Rose, Johnson; and Doret , Gibson, trorm ki.iichi. DEAL Ocr. 3.-Thl tss sqd Ship, 4leron of Renfrew, paued ...
... Montagu Walker. John Stoddart ?? George Ourry ?? Thomas RBrker )evo'n ?? Charles Philip Yorke ?? Henry D)ucie Chads ?? 'Frederic'r Marryatt ?? Thomas ?? John Gore ?? Charles Bowen ?? George Robert ?? Thomas Smith ?? George ?? John George Graham ?? George ...
... twetity years of age. and resided with her mother and sisters, in Yell- eman's-row, iJrumpton;, she had been visited by otie Thomas King, a moaster brisklayer, to whom she was to have been married ; that on Monday week she packed up some wearing c apparel ...
... the( Masters of Coal Vessels wasirehl here onl Friday lAst, at the Golden Lion. Oin thle motion of Captain J. Barwise, Mir. Thomas Faramn was votedl in'o the Chair. Mr. FEARON, after lamrenting- the depressed state of rthe Coal Tradle, protposed a plan ...
... from SpitbeAd ; st that we have now here, ihe ')cean (V'ce.-Admiral Lord Amelins Ieaticlerk), Welleslk) (Rear-Admitfal Sir Thomas Hardy), Genoa, Windsor Castle, Albion, Melville, Gloucester, Spartiate, Ronmney, Pyrarritis. Falcon, and Lyri; the Sandwich packet ...
... BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. SAMUEL ROBINSON DAWSON and WILLIAM MATSON, of Wa- ter-lane, Tower-street, wine-mercklsts. BANKRUPTS. THOMAS CHANTLRR, of Pendleton, Lancashire, hqp-merchant, Mlarch 7 S, and AorlI 3, at ten, at White's Hotel, King-street, Manches- ...
... 'Bridge-street, Southwaik. THOMAS HARDY,'0 ColCwley, Middlesex, buIlder, Clay212, 29. and June 29 at eleven, at tise Court of Cominissioners of Bankrupts, Ba, uinrhall-streeet. Sollaltorh blessres. W.atson & Broughton, Falcon.square. THOMAS JONES, ol de White ...
... WVaIlrook. EDWARD THOMAS RICHARDSON, of Charirg-Cross, waicli-maker and jeweller, Nov. 13, 20, and Dec. 21, at ten, at the Court of Comroistionersof Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. oS licitor, Mr. Robert Webber, 43, Bedford-nw. THOMAS GREEN, of Clarence-cottage ...
... Plundered of ship's stores and men's clothing. Amranthea, Bartlett, from Lmndon to Smyrna. Ditte. Ventus, Hardy, from London to Stmyrna. Ditto. Brother, Hardy, from London to Smyrna. Ditto. White Haven, ?? from Liverpool to Smyrna. Plundered of every thing, ...
... accompanied by John Hardy, E q., as counsel in the case, proceeded from Wakefield to the former town, to prove some bills on the part of Wentwerth and Co.ts assigneesagainst Dobson and Co.us estate. When arrived at his destination, Mr. Hardy, tisinking his ...