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... the industrious Poor. THEATRE-ROYAL. MU. JOHNSON’S On which occasion MISS IVALSTEIN Will appear in the Characters of LETITIA HARDY YARICO. , TtftSE VENING, APRIL 23, ISIB, will be performed, the Cu.ucdy ' THE BELLE S STRATAGEM. . Doricnurt, .Mr. Wrench ...
... That the sole object of ‘.hat soci-ty was the promulgation of the plan for parochial partnerships in land, of which .he fate Thomas • Spence was the author And that not one act ■ that society was ever directed to any other object, j And with respect to the ...
... commissioned at Portsmouth, for the flag of Kear-Admirat Sir Thomas Francis Freemantle, K. C. B. who is to succeed Sir Charles Penrose in the command in the Mediterranean. It is said Sir Thomas will proceed to his command in the Rochefort 80. The Dwarf ...
... Jocelyn. Longford—Viscount Forbes and Sir Thomas Fetberston. Antrim—Colonel O'Neil and Hugh Seymour, Esq. Enniskillen—Richard M agennis. Esq. Wexford—Richard Neville, Esq. Yougbitl—Lord Bernard. Dungannon—Thomas Knox, Esq. Dungarvon— General G. Walpole ...
... and which they immediately lodged in the Panic to the-credit of the Association Messrs. Gibbons and Williams, Samuel Tlruce, Thomas Pim Alderman King. 51 each ; Jos Pirn, 41 Pugdalc, Messrs. Poiterton and Co. Aldermm Smyth, Sheriff Wheeler, B. Ginns Messrs ...
... increased by the great opposing, fresh which came down, the river, one boat, manned by Charles Norris, Thomas. CHague, James Collister, and Thomas Karroo, venturtd outside lift pier-end: at this mcmcnt the Sem .Triton, trader,-Captain Beadon, from Whitehaven ...
... Allen and J- Holmes Esq. in the vicinity of Kathmines and Richmond i —Captain Grantham, IL lol.; Messrs. Rainsford, Messrs. Hardy, Bernard, and Baxter, 5a each; Mr. Beer, 10a ; Mr. Ford. 3a ; Mrs. Kavanab, Cd. ; Surgeon Adams, ll.; Captain Allen, £l. 10a; ...
... gentlemen of that : particularly by Mr. Thomas Nowlan, who»e * ...
... FRUIT TREES AND EXOTICS. THOMAS SIMPSON BFGS inform Ms Friends and the PuMie. that in addition to his present Nursery Sloelr, he has pur chased in England a Urge collection of Fruit Trees of the most esteemed kinds, together with a valuable and extensive ...
... was about five feet four inches high, dark I Bretonnerie, lately put period to his existence.— due board the schooner Sir Thomas Hardy, hair, and about years old. A razor was dis-1 This Ecclesiastic enjoyed a revenue of 500 francs. Funchall-bay, Madeira ...
... he died on Thursday morning near Cloghjordan. . At an early hoar on the night of Friday the Ist instant, the house of Owe.i Hardy, County Louth, was entered by armed party, consisting pf or 16 men, who demanded his anm; on finding that none were possession ...
... the Hon. Fred Noel, to command the Spey. Captain Sir Thomas Hardy, to command the Superb. Captain the Hon. J. Gordon, command the Tamar. Captain F L. Maitland, to command the Vengeur. Captain Thomas Carter, to command the Wasp. Captain T. G. Caulfield ...