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... ultimo. 'lope, the wife of Bettye Reeve. Esq.. in her yen.. At Palkiek. Mrs ma 3 eistty Pod yesrs, the of the celebrated Thomas Hardy. who triod for high trmome at the (*1 Bailey Mrty Midst years eau and wt.. honourably Joluitttal. Upon the a:lt it bar ...
... Hume, Esq., M.P. for Kilkenny; Mr Williams, M.P. for Coventry; J. A. Roeheek, Esq., of Manchester. late U.P. for Rath; Thomas Hardy, Esq., Birksgate; Henry Cooper Marshall, Esq. ; J. IL Raw, Esq. ; T. P. G. Thomson, Esq.; Dr Epps, of London; Lieutenant ...
... wore when he fell at T tate of of the Admiral were carefully, pr with oder directions, they wer al other things, by Sir Thomas Hardy” his ; vy ber they were afm remained in the £180 ter te el ood to The lady is not own means, Sir Harris det to raise it ...
... and proceeded on board the Royal George in one of the Lords of the ' Admiralty's boats, which was steered by Sir Thomas Master- ' man Hardy, Governor of Greenwich Hospital, as the King's Consent,. Her Majesty and suite arrived safe on board, and the whole ...
... wore when he fell at Traft were carefully, | the bill. All of the Admiral directions, they w with In other things, by Sir Thomas Hardy, hi ; vy ber circumstances, to @ late Alderman of Lon described the bill in remained in the of the Alderman by the Government ...
... Sir William Lumley ; Sir James Willoughby Gordon. hart. ; Sir Thomas !Hagerman Hardy, hart.; Lord Viscount Palmerston. Sir David Gould. Sir Georgo Anson, Sir John 0. Vandcleur, Sir Thomas Dallas, Sir P. Sutton. The Bank of England has issued a notice ...
... Charles Macara, 8h Alexander Berry, Insu Dundee Jas. & John Ogilvie, Wr Robertson, W rite Kiar 008 vee J. Hardie, Merchant. Bark. Thomas Anderson, | Newburgh mercial Bank. Dlene. Welece ...
... against tho late THOMAS MOFFAT HARDIE, some time Merchant in London, thereafter residing in Elie, will send the seine to FARM. OLIPDANT, Writer, Anstruther ; or Ono. WOOD, Writer, Colinsburgh. Colinsburgh, 27th March, 1843. NOTICE TO TM OF THOMAS WILSON, LATE ...
... At Auehinbnwie, Stirlingshire, on the 20th inst., Lady Were Cameron. of • daughter. At Glasgow, nu the 22d inst., Mrs Dr Hardie, late of St Clements. Berbire. ore daughter. At 2. Brunton Place. Edinburgh, on the 24th inst., the lady of Ma• jor llorsburgh ...
... Priory, being second beet. Mr Charles France. gardener to John Balfour, Esq. of Ealbirnie—For the best twelve dahlias, six hardy annuals; ascend best bench of black Newburgh grapes. Mr Hasid Brewster. gardener and seedsman, Cuper—Fir the but one dahlia ...
... Year-old Bull. Fife Breed. William Balfour, Robert Dowie. and David Hardie. I V.—Best Ball Calf Fife Breed. Walter Veiteb and Robert Ilachisou. V.—Beet Teeswater Calf. J. Liddell and Thomas Stocks. VI. —Best Pair of Four-year-old Stets of soy VI I.—Best Pair ...
... lupines—Mr Best four stocks Best six roses (sorts)—Mr Thomas Nicol. sorts)—Mr Thomas Best five hollyhocks— Mr birnie West Mill. 1L Best six one truce of ench—Mr Hugh Best four Mr Thomas Nicol. of red currants—Mr / Best one English Best one English pint of ...