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... John Poole, fSi4mouth, Devonshire, painter and ?? Atiiin and William James Quartley, of flrige- water square, ?? Hardy atni Thomas Hardy, of Denton, Manchester, ?? Drowley and William Burford, of Lewes, Sussex, and of the Londox-road, Southwark, horse-dealers ...
... December 26, 27, and January 18, at eleven, at the office of Mr. Hardy, Sheffield, Yorkshire. Solicitors, Mr. Hardy, Sheffield; and Mr. William Heary King, No. 73, Hat- ton-garden. DIVIDENDS. Thomas Hills, of Bromley, Middlesex, and Queenborough, Kent, manufacturing ...
... Ipswicb, Suffolkto Anne, eldest daufgtA ol the late William Ashmore, Esq., of the same place. PlED. On the 24th inst., Mr. Thomas Rice, at Great Ssanalort s aged 64. On the $4th inst., Laura Mary, the irfant daughter oI fl Henry Bateman,3, King-street ...
... E. Bard (widow ofthe saidWilliam Hardy), John ardy (only child or the said willIam Dardy, and George Harker, of Borei bbildecard lipon, Yorkshire, wate,.carrlots (as far as re- gards Willam Stend S. Bardy, Juhn Hardy, and George Harker)- Richard Goodwin ...
... On the 24th inst., Thomas, the infant son of Nathaniel Gould, Esq. of Tsvistock-square. On the 24th inst., at ilorosey, Lydia, the wife of Mr. Richlrd Goodman, of Alderagate-treet, aged 44. On the 24ih inst. at Vauilhall, Mr. Thomas Henry Hull, aged 74 ...
... nelro.-Pigsaoulk Jsasrnaal, By the arrival of the ship Thomas Geleton of this port, from Africa, we learn the following particulars ot a singular escape of one of the crew of that vessel. The Thomas Galston, Capt. Martin, was taking in African oak, at the ...
... Cornwall will be the new flag-ship for In- dia, the appointment for which station lies between Sir Edward Owen and Sir Thomas Hardy. All was well on hoard bis Majesty's ship Hussar, in Halifax harbour, on the 19th of August; she had jest returned from ...
... 76th year, Thomas Spry, Esq. He was one of the oldest Ad mirals In the 13ritish Navv. On the 25th ult., Mr. James BowsAtead, aged 33, manY Yers a clerk in the banking-house of Sir Richard C. Glyn, Bart.&Ch On the ist inst., the R1ev. Thomas Chapman, of ...
... JULY 29-Arrived Thomas, Gilsien, Qutlhec. g HULL, AUGUSI 1.-Arrived the Brothers, Butterworth, Arch- g anel, Rambler, Luodun, St. Petersburgi; Hilda, Bridlington, d ; Resolutlon, Miramichi. HOLYHEAD, AUGUST 1.-Off Port Venus, Hardy, Paraiba; t, Cowper ...
... had some difficulty in finding a verse, he lifted up the trap-door communicating with the great house, and called out to Thomas, Old Careless, a rhyme! A letter from Buenos Ayres of the 30th of May was received yesterday, which confirms the capture ...
... Coal . . . 6 -s. od. t -, IWelch Coal . . . 1 23i. Lid. to - 2 Srmall CoaL . . . 0 . . . i. S. t6 o I 7t7; 31 'A Lieutenant Hardy, who bas bsen sojournin'g for several yelt in Mexico, is about to publish an account of Iis Travels lo t 4 couontry. He possessed ...
... to 34t; 6d; best Wall's Fnd 37.64d to 199i. at market 106J. BIRTHS. On Saturday last, in fisretord, the lady or the Rae'y Hardy, of a daughter. On the 21 instant, at Rameigate, the- lady of Lmiatatl' Charles King, of a danghter. Oct. 27, at Paris. the ...