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... these by-past years of scarcity, the Meeting recci- ved the report of Messrs. Andrcw Paterson, Tohn Ross, b James Nimmo, Thomas Hardy, and Robert Hardic, t( being a Committee of their nualber, appointed at a former rneeting to examine the accrlunts and ...
... Drain, and of the interior Drains of the laid Level. PRESENT, THOMAS GROWND, Efq. in thtt Chair. Thomas Aveling*, James Fotler, Clerk, for Mrs. Thomas Waddingten, D, D. Waddington , Thomas Eurgefs, 'I homas Orton , Samuel Wells, Nathaniel Goodman William ...
... if Eid Thomas, of Haz the Robert Earl of a Fowler ey Fowler John, Leek, Bfq. Freeth Jofeph, ‘of Walfati;«gent. > Ford Ha » Of Leek, ©) x ‘ Fletcher Samuét, ‘of ul, pent.. Fowler John, of Witlenhall, gent. Fyfiney John, of gent. Fletcher Sir Thomas, of Besdey ...
... Mr Henry Hatton, Prescot, Mr. Robert Haworth, Hnrr, Messrs. Malton and Holt, Rochdale, Mr. John Blndwick, Warrington, Mr. Thomas Doncaster,' Wigan. far thf. comity of Hcilinortand, Mr. Isaac Riggc, Kendal. The important sums annually paid Office sufferers ...
... grocer, to surrender Oct. 5, t ten, it Guildhall. : Joseph Hardy, of Leadenhall-street, London, silversmith, ta surrender Oct. 5„ at reo, at Guildbail. 'BANK Thomas Fenslek, sen. and Thomas. Penwicic, On. of ovon, Lincolnshire, drapers, to surrender ...
... Charles Cave. Spiljby, George Smith. Grimfby, Thomas Carritt. Lincoln, Ca'flor, Horncajile, and Sleaford, James Buneh. RUTLAND. Uppingham & Oakham, Richard Newcor CAMBRIDGESHIRE. Thomas Paris. Wtjbech, Abraham Hardy LEICESTERSHIRE. Leicejter, John King. Market ...
... fecure the Value ,i - ?5 nA Gtn ' ' Effects, as to Farmers, ert ,r mercial Orders. By er ,h ' r\ d « Com H.A HARDY the Directors, HARDY, Sec. Coijmry Departmentt ...
... port, accompanied by the MAGICI ENNE frigate, Capt. VANSITTART:-,- Caine into harbour the ATHENIENNE, of 64 guns, Capt. Sir THOMAS LIVINGSTONE, and the CAaatritE, Capt. MAITLAND, to be paid off. DEAL, Sept. .24..—Sailed through the Dewns this morning from ...
... Cave. Spil/by, George Smith. Grim/by, Thomas Carritt. Lincoln, Caijlor, Horncajlle, and Sleqford, James Bunch. RUTLAND. Uppingham & Oakham, Richard Newcomb CAMBRIDGESHIRE. Cambridge, Thomas Paris. Wijbcch, Abraham Hardy. LEICESTERSHIRE. Leicejler, John King ...
... July Gordon kladcira Jeflerfon, ■ Chiui Conception, Lifton Ifibella, Cranllon Tcncrifte Penrod:, d° Molly, Barcelona Nymph, Hardy Capo Verdi Sufannah, .ilboa CHARLESTON .- - arrived frr.m i July Abelino, Maifoiile: i J Lucy, Liverpool Garland, Gillies Naffau ...
... clerk I iamy, J.esq. Beammster Thomas Minster Randall, Samuel Puddletrenthide Ba!l, John, clerk Lang ton Matraffcrse Green, John D.rrhester Uarfciytf, R esft Banger, Thomas Waterson Grdve, W. F. clerk M-1.-urv Abbas Rwrs, Thomas Rampisham Barker, John, esq ...
... Worthing. Mr. Rich. Philpott, Chtchefier. Mr. Michael Naiih, Stoning ton. Mr. Bradford, Lirigbtbelmjlon. Mr. Egles, Lewes. Mr; Thomas Palmer Eafl-Gr: tiled. Mr. Richard Owen Stone, M field. Mr. Hetirv Uou ...