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... Elliott, David Perkin**, Richard Curtis, Thomas Willson, Joseph Williams, James Hcrr.oit, Thomas Murray, John Chadwick, John Butcher, all badly ; Thomas Hughes, Joseph Stanby, Thomas Dactes, William Tally, Thomas*ffooper, Richard Lewis, ...
... MAY APPOINTMENTS. Captain Sir Thorr.as Hardy, Triumph, 74 jrurrs. Captain l.obh, from the Pomone, the Captain, of guns. Capuin Robert Bi-rrie, to I.ord Gardner, from the Brilliant, the Pomona. H ...
... Esq. M. P. for Cavan, to Miss Burgh, daughter Thomas Burgh, Esq. Monday last, at Glasgow, Dr. James Saunders, M. Dand Surgton, President of the Royal Edinburgh Medical Society, Miss daughter of Henry Hardie, Esq. merjhant, Glasgow. ...
... to lay any stress on the extraft which we gave yesterday from a letter said to be brought the Diana Danish frigate from St. Thomas’s, and posted up at Lloyd’s. neither believe that the French squadron shewed any inclination to give battle nor that the English ...
... Thompson, F.s ...
... van, which accom Pight pa-sengers; 174. 4J. September THE DOAOH HUNT meet on MONDAY the of October, fur St > Days. St-pt. 15 THOMAS VERN'ER, Treasurer. R V. W R D, FOR APPREHENDING A PERSON WHO MURDERED HIS OWN MOTHER! VI ■’’HKREAS ROBKRT GARDNER, who ha« ...
... Henry Brand Captain of Company, without purchase, vice Wynyard, .appointed the Comm-rd of the Royal India Rangers. Krsign Thomas l.icutenanr, vice Brand. sth inent Foot—Ensign Ricliard Browne to le Lieu- tenant, vice (Teen, frh Ditto— Sindys, (Jent. to ...
... FOR SAIE BV THOMAS TAYLOR, formerly at his NURSFRV, of Cattogs. /V near Comber. these TRKES are raised in open rsposed Situation, within a few Perches where the cea.tantlv flows, renders them still more hardy. has aI,o, • 4'aamitv of two-year old very ...
... SHRUBS, THORN QUICKS, &c. FOR THOMAS TAYLOR, AS formerly hi ...
... formerly occupied the late Thomas Hacan, comprising IHA. OR. USI*. Written Proposals are requesteJ, addressed to JAMES CRAIG. Glyn-Park, Carrickfergus, January ‘dO. FRUIT & FOREST TREES, FLOWERING SHRUBS, THORN QUICKS, EO ...
... FOR SATE BV THOMAS TAYLOR, formerly at his NURSERY, Tovvnland of Cattogt, near Comber. As these TREES are raised in an open exposed Situation, within a few Perches of where the Tide constantly flows, renders them still more hardy. He has also, ipiantity ...