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... proposals, containing the rates and conditions, may be had gratis, by applying die said agent. By Order of the Directors, H. A. HARDY, 536] Secretary erf' the Country Department TO be SOLD or LETT,—A well-built, convenient, and genteel HOUSE, situated in one ...
... Nutice. By Order of the Executors, LAW. SHAW. Burfley, Afril lsth, iSoi. Thomas Beaumont's Bankruptcy. THE Com.ni'lloncrs in a Comr liiflion of Bankrupt, awarded and ?? fiith againft THOMAS BEAUMONT, ia.e of W.iketitld, in the County of Ymk, Ironmonger, Dealer ...
... were lying, his Majetty's flips Sala Perak of So guns, Lord FL Seymour; Carnatic, 74, Captain Smith ; Thanderer, 74, Captain Hardy; York, 64, Captain Fatter; Aberpvamy,s4, Capt. Mends ; Apollo, 36, Captain Halket ; la Nereids, 36, Captain Watkins; Retribution ...
... wife TUosma* Hardy, labourer,ia Earlftoun, wa* delivered of three fine boys: (he a lady the neighbourhood for name* to them, nod the ult. they were baptized Adam, Henry, and Aleaander, after Lord Duncan, Mr. Dundas, and Lord Roblyo. Thoma* Hardy fix children ...
... were lying His'Majesty's ships Sans Pared, of 80 guns, Lord' H. SEYMOUR ; natic, 74, -Capt. SMITH ; Thrnehrer, 74, Captain HARDY ; York, 64, Capt. FEE RI ER ; Aberoveng, .54, Capt. 11.12ND54 Apollo, 36, Capt. HALKET ; In Nereide, 36, Capt. WATKINS ; R ...
... Sans Pat eil, of 80 . gnus., Lord Hugh Seymour- Carnatic,. o f g u ns , c a i rt „ • Smith; Thunderer; of 74 guns,' Captain Hardy; York, of 64 gulls, Captain Ferrier; Abergavenny„ 54, Captain Minds . ; Apollo, - 36, Capt. Halket;', La 'Nereide, 36', Captain ...
... to be of great Jmportance tb this Country. — Arrived the Iris fri^ate.YrSunday arrived the Prince of Wales packet; Captain Thomas Hearn, with Mr; VYiffin, .King's messenger, with dispatchesj arid the Earl of Leicester packet, Capt. Thompson; with a Russian ...
... Hel1,ett, Royali Exchange ; Mr. Hearher, Lea !enhall-fltreei ;`'MetS-s. J J and A. Arch, Grace- church tireci ; Mefirs. Hardy arid Sons, Shadwell ?? Wsttfon, Wiremitage ; Mr. Debreit, Piccadilly -arid. all r lie -bnokfsrs its Paternooler row. Soil *alfo ...
... ICL • Hatneit4h, May 39, Waterford, May 30, ' I 29,30. YARMOUTH, NNE 2. . Sailed - the .PatacEss RON'S!. packet, Captaiii THOMAS HAMMOND, with Mails, and'itPiTrs. COP RIER, MONTIIRS, and LAVA-TER, paifengers, and Mr. Mitts, Qttarterly Meffenger.—..The ...
... will put an end to her crimes with her exiftence. The French aod Drt.h fleets are ready to fail with an invading army; the hardy North is armking agairift her; Ruflia is preparing to pour out herr myriads upon her; Sweden is fitting out her fleet, Denmark ...
... Richard Newcomb. l CAMBRIDGESHIRE. Cambridge, Thomas Paris Linton, 11 R. D. Pitt. H'ijbecb, - Abraham Hardy. LEICESTERSHIRE. Leicefier, John King. Market Harbro William Sprigg. HUNTINGDON'S Huntingdon, Simon Hardy. Kimbolton, ■■■ N. Torrilinfon. St. ■ Robert ...
... days ago died at Louth, this county, Mr. John Hardy, brother to Mr. William Hardy, draper, ,cf that place. Lately died at Brampton, near Torkfey, this neighbourhood, Mrs. Raven, aged 82, relidt of Thomas Raven, Efq. late Meffingham, in this county. Laft ...