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... engaged, half-yearly sonant, Sir Thomas Burnett of Levs, take charge a pair of horses, used for agricultural and oilier purposes. The engagement was continued from half year to half until Martinmas 1846, when M‘Hardy was discharged. The day before the ...
... quene ‘having grounded ; ‘however after some gotoff. She had on board one hua of four, seventy sacks of which _perty of Messrs Thomas Huges and .remainder ‘the property ef Messrs James Hughes. ‘When the boat reach akerry, the military escort returned proceeded ...
... Numerous other similar remains hare been found in the neighbourhood. DEATH OF SIR THOMAS BURNETT It is this week our mournful task to record the death of Sir Thomas Burnett of Leys, Baronet, Lord Lieutenant of this county, which happened at his seat ...
... are :—Thomas Blues; his two sons, David and Thomas, the former a married man; Alexander Craig, a young unmarried] man, belonging to Johnshaven. Thus, in the course of a few hours, eight of our villagers have been hurried into eternity The body Thomas Blues ...
... pet dog, her youthful master took her in his arras in a fit of passion, and threw her down an old coalpit, 300 feet deep, at Hardy Butts, Scholes, near Wigan. Two or three weeks ago man was sent down the shaft to explore the old workings; but his candle ...
... with the fright. At the Aberdeen Horticultural Society’s recent competition, the following prizes were awarded to Mr John M‘Hardy, Dunnottarviz. eight first, seven second, and two third ; and not eight first, two second, and one third, stated in a former ...
... prosecuting her voyage the less dangerous, yet more lengthened passage of the south. It appears, from the report circulated bv the hardy adventurers themselves, that the western coasts of our islands are not so redundant with the treasures of the deep as our own ...
... would for a Post-office clerk sort a West India, East India, or Peninsular mail during its passage to England from Bermuda, St Thomas’s, Gibraltar, or Vigo. Letters could be stamped, taxed, and sorted board a steamer as well as in |a railway carriage. 7’here ...