... Hetton, Cross, from Quoeec ; Skylark, i\ Meek, from Charleston; Tees, Sherwood, from Londonu; Ex, from Newport. Thomas, Sterling; Navaran, Hardy; F. Laurel, Boyle; Ruby-castle, Greensides; Alert, Lonsdalo; C Jane Clark, Pallister; Constantine, Davison, for ...

... was one of the first who suggested a club of this character, but he is not a member. The Government have selected Sir Thomas 9' Hardy, one of the present Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, to fill the office of Governor of Greenwich Hospital, vacant ...

... NELSON! aeis eto Painted by Messrs. Heath, Danson, and Stanfield, under X tie, the immediate direction of the Gallant Sir Thomas i not Hardy, K.B. I 'tie The superior style in which the Panorama is executed i g ,the glorious results of the subject; the splendour ...

... are rich Old S worth, and the remainder in LOT 'Tillage, in a high slate of Cultivation, bounded by Lands, AR of Thomas and ,lohn H-ardy, North; Lands of Richard of'R14 Shearsmith and of the Trinity-House at Kingston-upon. mdo - Hull, South; the south ...

... rich Old Swarth, and the remaifider inl earn Tillage, in a high state of Cultivationl, hounded by Lands, Cernt of Thomas and ,John Hardy,, North; Lands of Richard by tl Shearsmith and of the Trinity-House at Kingston-uapon. that Hull, South; the South ...

... THOMAS|DItEWEtty, The sympathy which is on every side expressed for the innocent convict whose name heads this article, and the circumstances of whose unjust banishment have been fully detailed in this and other public journals, induces us to hope that ...

... DAY’S SALE. 3 Pieces Mr. Thomas Searby's Yard, at Suitor. 6 do. in Mr. S. Smith's Marsh, Holtoft Bank 171 do. tu Mr. Robinson’s Yard, Anderby do. near William Marshall’s Yard. Mumby Chapel SECOND DAY'S SALE. 12 Pieces near Hardy's Hotel. Mumby Chapel 2 ...

... Mr. Hardy's house. On the day named, woman called Robinson was assisting the domestic servants Mr. Hardy's, when the prisoner, who co-habited with Robinsou, came to see that individual. Shortly after he had gone, the watch was missed by Mrs. Hardy, but ...

... Concordia, Jensen ; Aulje. Lehman, for Leer. 12 Fred, rica, Schmidt, proceeded for Bremen. Magdalena, Wlttrsek, for Keil. Sir Thomas Manger ; Kstmks, Caseley, for St. Michael. Oesios, Blane, for Zwolle. Wuppor, Pattrtck; Clara, Ausdell, for Rotterdam. Mary ...

... Pallas, of this port. August 30, at ?? Ioly Trinity Church, by the Rev. R. Atthill, Mr. Thomas Suthering, to Miss Jane Hardy, youngest daughter of Mr. Itobert Hardy, of this place. September 2, at Goole, the Rev. E. W-. Hunt, to Charlotte, widowv of the ...

... Purchase Bill. Mr. HARDY brought in hile Manchester and Leeds Railway (Bradford branch) Bill, which was read a first time. Mr. M. PHILII'S brought in the Manchester and Leeds Railway (Heywood branch) Bill, which was read a first time. Mr. HARDY brought in thie ...

... timber merchant. William Cawtlsorn, jun, Salisbury- street, Strand, wine merchant. John Hardy and George Hardy, Wisbech Saint Peter, Cambridgeshire, grocery Thomas Kewell Gorbell, Bedford-place, Commercial-road. bookseller. John Rock Day, White Hart-street ...