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... arifing at rhe feveral Toll Gates upoit le the laid 'Turnpike Road, called or known bythe fevera! names of the Derby Field Gate, Hardy's Hill Gate, the Side Gate near tiertto, and the Spittle Hill Gate, the, Sandy Brook Gate, and the New Imn Gate, W Vill le ...
... White, for horfeftealing; John T'ractmn, for highway pom robbery; Lhzabcth Rich, William I lHrriban, Eliz. In, Sanderc, and Thomas Arthur, for houfe breakinr,; Sir C James Bryant, for lf-aling his rraaielfy's ftbres; Ann copp Calvert, tor ilealing a watch ...
... The San- Jofef, of 110 guns, Vice-Admiral Cotton, is ordered into Hamoaze to new coppered. Portsmouth, July 30. —Arrived the Hardy gun brig, with.a convoy from the Downs ; palcon (loop of war ; Daring, Viper, and Loculi gun. brigs from a cruize. Sailed the ...
... a on the pedal harp with uncommon glare tau elgance. Duvcirt has been very well rec-ived at Edinburgh ; she played Letitia Hardy on Monday , and Jatiaaa Ott . This Eat! of Ruinous., D. Esq. Col. Kiwi non, of Lngie,Col.Wnoav,ot the Ea.t Suffolk Militia ...
... August, 1805, pursuant to conditions j ALL those several desirable FARMS, situate within Ingleton aforesaid, belonging to Thomas Lister Parker, Esq. herein after- mentioned i that is to say , All that large, complete GRAZING FARM, called INGLETON HALL ...
... Ensigns Edward Smth and Richard Spender to be Lieu- tenants, Dated dune 25, 1805. To be Ensigns—-Wliam Yates, ‘Thomas Onpill, and Thomas Hallam, Gents. Dated as above. Stoke, Penkhull, & Fenton Volunteer Infantry. John Wright, Geni. to be Ensign. On ...
... penter's mate; Thomas Hatch and George Oder, fea- men; and James Baylis, marine. Wounded, Andrew r Mowat and John Clerk, quarter-mafters; James Man- 1 ning, ferjeant of marines-; Mr Clements, lieutenant of marines; Mr Ab. -Crawford, midlhipman; Thomas Baxter ...
... attributed the pusillanimity the Government, and it added, that unless something is done for the purpose of obtaining redress, out hardy mariners (meaning the Americans) must seek that safely and protec ton in their corn which their Government seem deny them on ...
... with fevaral fail of velikts under convoy from the Welt Indies: Paired by from the'Downs the ZEALOUS, of 74 pins, Captain HARDY, to join' the Channel fleet. Vice Admiral Douotai is ar. rived here, to boat his flag on board the TERRIBLII, o f guns, Lord ...
... STOCK TRADE, JL household furntturf:, a finetoned Pi Fore, Horses, iv. Oats, cut Sloop, and vririoim other efferfs .Mows. Thomas and The St/»ck consisls verv I.irge quantity of Tiihbcr, la.*tli», &c. The Furniture modern and to gootl ronditiott. and comprised ...
... kinds of Hot-houses and Forcing I Frames, withlplates cxjilaonasry boeth o l them, and tilm C Principles of Botany. ' . By THOMAS MARTYN, P. D. F.R S. Regiiss Professor of Botany in the' University of F Cambridge. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivingtonl, No ...
... Sti Hc lens, the eslous' of 74guns5 C gp. j O. Hardy, fron the Dona;' Hardy guo-,veftd, ad h ,, 'Entreptenanre utter, from a erui~e. - ?? , Monday-the Saracen 2 ?? Prevoft, osra ?? 1 Tuefday-the Locult, Hardy, andW i Saturday-theDefence of 74,gima, Capt ...