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... Filar,; Augulto, Rowe.; Albino, Oftle ; and Prince(' Trew, from London—At Domiulca, Havrkefbury, Carr, from London; and Jenny, Hardy. from Cork—At New York, Ann Avery. from Liverpool; and Oneida Chief. Kemp, from London-..At Philadelphia, Monticello, Colly ...
... the Anchor in Wingham the 26th ult. the first prize was won bydir. ol Sitiinabourn, with Severn's Fame >er.omi ditto bv'Mr. Thomas Wood of Sandwich, with Farmer third ditto Mr. Daniel Read of Ash, Arden's Empress of Russia,; fourth ditto Mr. John Dadth'of ...
... groceries. Supply, Hardy, and Nancy, Morling, both from Boston, with deals. Boston Packet, Julian from London, with wheat and peas. Hannah and Mary Rawson, Jarues, Arrowsmith; Christian and Janet. Spain; Happy Return, Wilkinson; and Thomas and Sally, Verrill ...
... to. near tluese last four years in his last place, wf-ich he rfts justkft. Address a line, postpaid, to G. B. at Mr.Thos. Hardy's, Boot and Shoe-maker, No. 161, Fleet-street, which will be duly attended 10. Has no objection to town or coun- try, but would ...
... feph Gough and Thomas Hilton ; and a-f. . thofr three tlofes, fields, parcels of : meadow land called the B.ck Door Meadow, and the Meadow late in the pofi’clfion of the Lid bankrupt and the Little Meadow, now in occupation Eller Hardy widow, containing ...
... how many loaves he made of a sack ref flow ? he said, ighty guertern loaves; and that a sack will not make more.—Then, Mr. Thomas Loveland, one of the Assistants of the Rakers Cowan'', being examined, was asked—lf he paid the journey. men by thed iv, week ...
... Friday last died, in the Ssth year of his age, Mr. Robt. Jackson, glover, of Brandon. Yesierday sennight died, aged f\. m Thomas Cooper, of Brandon. On Wednesday last died in Great Cun I berland-place, the infant son of Lord Rom I Thursday last died, ...
... 65. — Also, for 50 Guineas,, a Bay Gelding, both the property ofa Gentle- man, not having further use fen- them. Inquireat Thomas's Livery Stables, Park-street, Grosveaor-square. I^O be SOLD for 25 Guineas, a good SINGLE HORSE CHAISE, paniiel body en C ...
... April; the June Ligate then oil here sailed down to embark the men. the 7th into this port the British cutter, S-jui/t, Capt. Thomas Leaks, of 8 guns, and men, prize to the L'Esperunce French privateer, 8 guns, and 56 men, bound from England and Gibraltar ...
... Yard, Garden, and Appurtenances, pleasantly situated near the Market-place in the town HUNTINGDON, late the occupation of Mr. Hardy. Lot 2. The Dwelling-house, with the Yard and Appurtenances, situate in the North end the town Huntingdon, now in the occupation ...
... Empingham C.oode Mrs. Oakham Gutteridge Mr. Thomas S'rettou Hack Mr. John Clipsham Hand Mr. Thomas Birlythorpe Flalford Mr. Henry Oakham Hardy Mr. John Hare Mr. Roller: Harrison Mr. Clipsham Hawley Mr. Thomas Barley Flays Mr. Robert VVhissehdiite Hcnton ...
... SOLD AUCTION LOVELL May Inn in will ESTATES: 1 DWELLING-HOUSE Carder the Market-piact of Mr Hardy ‘2 Yard appurtenances of The Hnushold Fnrnitur with wks Hardy and tar 'list days ms! oj fr lot next Further particulars rrav Sweeting HUNTINGDONSHIRE AUCTION ...