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... addretled (poft paid) to A. B. at the Oxford Coffee-houfe; Strand, be immediately attended to. No. 161, fleet4treet, LoiWon, THOMAS HARDY, with fincere gratitude at•this tetuming feardn, renews his annual acknowledgements to his Friends and the Public for the ...
... Hingess Bolts, &c. for builders, carpenters, awl cabinet-makers' us.-, &c. N~~ 0.~i 6 1 , FLEET-S I'REET, LON I ) JN.?- THOMAS HARDY, with sincre graiitude, at this returning season, renews his annual acknowledgments to his friends and the public, for ...
... THOMAS HOLCROFT, Efq. Mtiolcroft has railed birnfelf a very ob, rcure fituation in life by talents, which, if the' had been properly applied, would have rendered him worthy of the higheft applanle. He has undoubtedly the merit of being a fell-taught genius ...
... of Wakefield, mer Chants, at ten, at the White-Swan, 'Huddersfield. • Dec. 7. Thomas Rutherford, of Scotch-yard, Bush-lane, broker, at six, at Guildhall. Dec. 14. Rees Thomas • of Broad-street, St. Giles, glassseller, at eleven, . Dec. 4. Joseph Coxon ...
... Collin, of Hatton Garden, Middlefex, Navy Agent. , Gamaliel Hodgkinfon Bobart, of New Woodftock, Oxfordfhire, Mercer. William Hardy, of Glocefter, Linen !)raper. 7—John Cheetham Morrey, of Mancbeiter, Cotton Manufadturer. John Dawfon, late of the Strand, ...
... will be paid the nt Dec. next, No. 9, New Broad-street. distribution for the Cosmopolite, will made the sloop Swan, and the Hardy, ury, and Terror gun-vesseft, No. 17, Cecil-street, every succeeding Friday. The sloop Dart, for the capture of the handel ...
... Wakefield, merchants, at the house of Mr. Thomas Dransfield, the While Swan, in Huddersfield. December 7. Thomas Rutherford, of Scotch-Yard, Bush- Lane, Cannon-street, London, broker, Guildhall. December 14. Rees Thomas, of Broad-street, St. Giles, Middlesex ...
... imi-keeeper. Mar* Jen. Doc. 4 Thomas Smallbones, Buokiugham-street, St. blary* e-Bone, carpenter, atone, Guildhall, London. Dec. 7. Thomas Rutherford, Sr.otch-yarJ, Bush-lane, London, broker, six, at Gml dull, London. Dec. 14. Rees Thomas, BruuU-itreet, I’. rish ...
... Kirby Frank, gent. South Gcnras, yeoman. Mctham Key Mark, gent. Crotton Rowland, clerk, Croom Thomas, gent. Ellerkcr Collins Jofeph, efq. Welton Lambert Thomas, farmer, Swicc Wm. gent. Burton Pidfei l.rgard efq. Gauton Craven James, gent. Nevvlham Lcgard ...
... • ' T O BE SOL D, A DWELLING-HOUSE, and about four acres of Freehold Land, Saham, Norfolk, now the occupation of Mr.lfaac Hardy. For further particulars apply Fofter, Sou, Unthank and Forfter, Attornies, in Norwich. MARSHES- A TWO AfARSHES of >P the South ...
... King-ftreet, London ; and R. Fotter, Wakefield, merchants. Dec. 7, T. Rutherford, Scotch-yard. Bufh-lane, broker. 14, R. Thomas, Broad-ftreet, St. Giles', glafs-feller. 4, J. Coson, tik . seen-fireet, Cheapfide, merchant. fa, T. Higgins, Throgmortrm-theet ...
... PURSUANT to a decree of the High Court of Clianccry, made in a cause wherein, Thomas Leach is plaintiff, and Sarah Hardy widow, is defendant; the creditors of George Ticknor Hardy late of Southgate, in the County of Middlesex, and Austin Friars, in the City ...