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... yards, which was won by;Thos. Palmer, Efq. And, on lkriday, the filver bugle Was fhot. for at twelve'fcore myards, and won by Thomas Featherftone, Efq. :TheUfortunate lady for.the golden . arro'w and gold bugle was Miii More,' filer to Mr'. Boultbee, ?? On ...
... merchant, Glasgow, to Miss Eli- za Douglas, daughter of George Douglas, Esq. I Esq. of Woodlands. r At Glasgow, Mr James Hardie, jun. merchant, q to Miss Beugo, daughter of the late Gavin Beu. n go, Esq. of Lancefield. At the Manse of Calder, Captain ...
... for the yearat nrtifuig, in the room of Jofeph Greenway, efq. whofe ij mayoralty will expire on Mondaiy next, when John va Thomas Wright, efq. was ?? to that office. At the fame lime, Ch-arics Collyns, efq. was appointed MW. receiver, and Mr. H-umphrey ...
... and that conutry, which hal; bvei considered from time inimemorial, as j the granary of the adjacent territories, rarl now i hardi)l supL)o0 t the miserable reniains of its per- sica tedi wcltdivators. The scarcity of nitrnev at HaMnburgh is such, J that ...
... Squadron attackrd tboe Cer/ambd F/eets, en the a etJ of Oa. GCasn VAN. CLord Nelfos, Victory, see ...
... the whole. Mr. Lucas's excellent r concerto, was an improvement on his laft its performance. Dft On Monday evening, Mr. ,Hardie repeated his on Loeftre on Galvanifin, to a croyded audience, ir withav ariety of new examples, ehieflv on ina- r nimate fubjeas ...
... lieute- 1, nant ; Mr. Dawvs, inafrcr's-mate ; MIr. Bird, midfhip- A, man; and Mr. Auftin, ?? Clements. captain of marinees; Thomas Oiborne, le- i* cond lieutenant ; and Frederick H'ealley, midlhipman. Ve (Sijned) R. J. STRACHAN. le Genial Mesnittndu.n. ...
... 40th .fjot, to be EnfigniaW t fpr fvicei.Shawe, pro- ? maed in the 88th foot, 14 17th- DittoeLieutenant-Colo6el Prederick Hardy- m _ an, frot the 10 otte C olonel, vice Burnet, who-ex .:an-ua i .18hDiUG-Leuterant-.Frederickc Hill; to, be Captain of i-companyi ...
... place. I C, On Wednefday laft died at Brixham, after a very I le Qort illnefs, aged 32 years, Mrs. Mary Dewdncy, wife 4 of MT. Thomas Dewdney, baker, of that place, I o Sunday laft died, Mifs Mary Whiting, of this city. t MoRday la4 died Mrs. Grant, widow ...
... clothier. Thomas Croudfon,'7igan, Lencafter, innkeeper. .Tho. and Win. Hatfield, Wakefield, York, dealers. lEdw. Cox, younger, Sedgley, Stafford, vidlualler. George Kettle, Birmingham, toy-maker. R. Calvert, Great Mary-le-Bonne Street, fadler. 'Thomas Palmer ...
... 12 Nov. I1705 ; and on the 12th Nov. 1 805,1h6 cup was ?? to his iltusirious descendant; The Victory of I00 guns, Capt. Hardy, with the bodv of the lalte Ltrd Nelson, came to an anchor on Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock, at St. Helen's, (he tide not ...
... him t. e imber ?? ten' thadt Ahd fruack. a nhds his a- Lordfhip. Laid, Hardy, bring the fleet to an P anchor, I nd that was t-oe laft orner his Lordfaip-E gave. Captain Hardy again retuarned tQ-the' deck,;. his Lordchip previoufly faid I (hall be ...