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... Co. 5 bales linen, 4 skips Cotton Yarn Freeman Hardy & Co. 2 trusses Cotton Goods J. & T. Mulligan, bales do. Thomas Hardy, 1 truss do. J. and D. Lindsay and Co. 4 boxes 1 bale Silks, &c. Baird and Hardy, 3 trusses do. Day, Boltomley, and Brown, 3 trusses ...
... Patterson, I truss Hardware W. & J. Dobbin, 2 bairels Ginger Simms & Co. 3 bales Leather Robert Gunning, 1 bale Carpeting Thomas Hardy, 6 mats Cloth William Bathurst, 2 mats Floor Cloth T. Gilmore & Co. 1 qr. cask Spirits H. H. Hannay, 6 boxes Soap John ...
... Gardner. George Michael Sicwart. George Millar. Thomas Kliiutt. Rolmti Putts. William Brown. Samttrl B. Greer. llallidav. John James M'Caldin. Thomas Hardy. Freeman Hardy. James Stirling. William Hell. Thomas William Ilieka. James Mewha. ...
... Gardner, Thomas Maclurcan, George Phillips, Joseph Young, Michael Stewart, Francis Glcnfleld, George Millar, John Potts, Thomas Elliot, Robert Potts, William Brown, Samuel B. Greer, John Lynass, Hugh Halliday, James M'Caldin, Thomas Hardy, ...
... are enabled state, that Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, G.C.B, one of the Lords of the Admi. j rally, is to succeed the late Sir Richard Keats, Go- | vernor of Greenwich Hospital. care not whether i Sir Thomas Whig or Tory; but are sure, that the nation ...
... DRUGGETS, be. Lambs' Wool and Caaluncro Boalrry ; Glooea, Laces, Fancy UandkerctUefs, And rvery Not pity in RIBBONS, &c.. Its. THOMAS HARDY Has ranch pleasure in railing Public attention In the fact of bit having recently made aelret addition of the ahnre WINTER ...
... immense stock in THE OOLLEN now offered toAhe.PWfllc, for CASH, at a Reduction fttlly TWENTY-FIVE CENT. UNDER tHE VALUE. THOMAS HARDY, Proprietor. HALL, In Weekly Numlxri, price Three-half-pence, atid Monthly Parts, Id. and B\d., HOGG’S WEEKLY INSTRUCTOR ...
... Brothers. &Co 20 0 0 Robert Workman kCo 20 0 0 James Goddard 10 0 Thomas G. Batt 10 0 0 George T. Mitcbell 0 0 John Thomson 0 James Macnamara 10 0 Francis M'Cracken., ..J. 10 0 0 Thomas Hughes 1. 10 0 0 W. Pirrie L 10 0 Hill Charley ; 10 0 George ...
... tbe latter of whom we hope he may have fallen in with. Sir Thomas Hardy is hourly expected to return to Spitbead, from the Tagus, with the ships which left England under his orders. Sir Thomas will again shift his flag to the Sybille frigate, Captain F ...
... 100 sacks Flour Richardson, Brothers, & Co. 20 casks Soda Ash James Kinnear, 1 bale Linen Yarn Freeman Hardy & Co. 1 truss bilksj &c* Thomas Hardy, 1 case do. James Ireland, 2 casks Hardware, 3 bales Tubes, 2 bales Wire E. & G. Pi®, cask 2 bags Rice Alexander ...
... Hummiblero, 10 boxes Bacon Lore Giveen, 3 casks Ashes A. Clindinning, I case Cotton Goods William Armstrong, Lurgap, ease Hat* Thomas Hardy, 1 box Silks John Amott & Co. bale WooUens Edward Walkington, 1 box Drugs „ , R. & D. Patterson, box Hardware, 1 box Combs ...
... M'AUister, 1 bag Cottons 3. Kain, I ditto Mrs. Porter, I box Cottons J. Gemmill, ] bag ditto James Oirdwood, 1 bale Carpeting Thomas Hardy, 3 bales Woollens Robert Rose, 1 box Cottons J. Hildicb, 1 bag Merchandise J. Adams, bags Bran D. Ferguson, 6 casks Copperas ...