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... MembeFs of the faid Socit'ty in year Stile, Thomas 'logger, latg'of Trentwced, E flex; E Richard Nieile, of Greenwkei, hent, Drueeift. . Frederic!: I'. Ncekler, late of Newman-ltreete Buinc Painter. - George Hardy ; late of Auftin-friars, Gent. loon Spinks ...
... Smith, Wrm. Fletcher, Rich. Holland, Wm;. Gibbs, fen. Edwaid Fritis Wm. Gibbs, jut. Thomas Mart, John Buxton, Jas; Ofborne, Francis Hardy, ' John Matchitt, Henry Hard, Thomas Dale. AND WHEREAS fooe Perfon or Perfons did on the of ly or lie Its evening of ...
... arrived the (hip Candidak, Captain Clarkfon, Shaw Byramgore, Captain Bowen, Ruby, Captain Sinclair, and Cecilia, Cap:ain Thomas, • from the Red sea. Yeflerday afternoon weighed and flood ou t of this harbour. the (hip Scaleby Cattle, Captain P. Gardner ...
... the l Apothecaiy: lie will have the advantage of being under one of the principal Surgeons. For particulars apply Mr. George Hardy. Apothecary to the laid Hofpital. . WANTED, to Purchase or Hire, For term years, either in Huntingdonllnre, Herts, Eflex, Suffolk ...
... previou Day of September Th rt; {effion of the faid Tolls en the Fir chafe Ts n Order of the Lruftecs, t sir THOMAS MARSNALL, Kettering, Clerks. at B HARDY, or to FREEHOLD MANOR and ESTATE, ISHOPS in the he Of UPPER -# ounty of Warwick, at Nine Miles from Warwick ...
... place of Municipal Connell. •' 5 halfpence per ton per mile. II Xl. The members of the Municipal Councils are feleded ! By THOMAS HOMER. 1. • ~ ,_ ,„, , s Emote, p4 , i It by each Airembly of the Canton, from the lilt, of the hun- 1 4., 4w) ntect M. . ...
... MONDAY: POST. ~ From tie LONDON GAZETTE. dnance- Office, Aug.y.—Royalßegt. of Artillsry, “NAPTAIN-Licutenant Thomas Dowaman . to be Cuptain, vice Robert Lawfon, ce. ceafed. . BANKRUPTS Wm. Prancis Beaumont, of Mitre.coyrt, Chesp, London, wine and brandy ...
... Church, Mr. T. Fearon, of Snow Hill, to Mifs Mary Rich ards, daughter of Mr. Thomas. Richards, tilverfmith, of the High•ftreet, in this town.--Sunday. at Harborne, Mr. Thomas Piercy, of Digbeth, in this town, to Mrs. g i lizabeth Pembrook, late.of Ireland ...
... T«» August 10, September 18, Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Pearson, No. 19, Great Ormond-street. Queen-Square. Joseph Hardy, of Leadenhall- street, London, silversmith. appear August 17, 21, September 18, Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr, Walker. ...
... BANKRUPTS. • Richarit Hodijes, of Serewslnin-, druggist.—Richd. Barker, of Wcl- Itngbqtotigh, Northamptonshire, common carrier.—Thomas Brooks, of Gainsborough, Lincolnshire, grocer—William Sunderland, of Wakelield, Yorkshire, grocer—John Beltrand Dennis, of ...
... morning' in the Offing, His Majesty's ships Rosario, Captain M*-uncey ; Peterell, of 16 guns, Captain — ; and Clau- sula center, Thomas, all on a cruise against the smugglers. — Wind S.W. Sheerness, Aug. B. — Arrived His Majesty's ship Tamer. The Harpy is paid ...
... ditto; Thomas, John Marlhall, t 3 ditto; Holderucfs, Thomas Page, to ditto; Oakhall, Ruben Colley, 8 ditto; Kattarine, —, 7 ditto. - NEWCAS c.—§arah,Anthony Stephenfon, tt Sib; Ereretta, John ditto; Middleton, Peter Juhnfon, 13 ditto; Ifabella, Thomas Clark ...