... iVlajcll Fleet. Tiie King i been il d to grant the dv'crnttv Baronet of the United Kii gdom Grea' B itain ar.d Ireland to Thomas Matterman Hardy, Elq. Captain in the Royal Navy, and the r. male his body lawfully begotten. Matquis Cornwa ll’s blue riband, it is ...

... ladfor which an aJerf-iate falary pa* - t applying mult bring certificates of the.r ab.ht.es properly authenticated. _ Apply Thomas Brownrig&Efq. No. 30, Upper Mernrfifirecr,' Henry Hamilton, Efq.’ L-rinfier-houfe. Pietfce O'Brien Butler, *fq-Trcaforer, ...

... ',r tie fale o( tL.- i.(iovc i‘c\v vein hips rtcotrrr it es the li* ...

... new vcg.table ; anti iicgsj to it the bell article ot the kind for agricultural putpofee titer yet introduced, being of fo hardy nature that the nod fcvere winter does not injure it. Mikh cows, ewes and lambi have been fed (.n it with thcgrcatefl fucceit ...

... informs them has taken intoP irtner- hi Nrphcw, Wm. Lonoho—and all bufinefs of the will in future be and under the firm of THOMAS and WM. DONOHOE and CO. They have made arrange mens a very extenfive fcalc, fo to enable them to lulfii any order with pundbiaiity ...

... Refolutions of tue in *742, refpeding Nicbola* Paxton, Solicitor of tire I'realury, and that of Augult 19, 1719. rei'pedt.ng Thomas Hardy, be read. From Refoloiions appeared that thofe been >■ ( taken into cuftody, and were imprifoned for prevarication Come ...

... .dad—Thomas Jones, badly. Private Marines wounded—Jof. Spnrikes, Edward Datis, Thomas Jones, Jo!>u Pullen, Thomas Hodgets, William Williams, John Palmer, William Cannon, John M‘Gowan, John Adams, James all badly William Clerk, I'. Davis, Thomas Lynch ...

... commifficned olhcei«.J Bwh regiment infantry hire ten contpar.ic* men each. The Porttiguffe ttoops are in general good h/e, very hardy and teiripei oto, and will bear cat fatigue.on the proarefi fare, it regularly wiih tobacco, which in great nttanriiiri, and ...

... Managers Lord Melville’s Impeachment.—There Was one no. Both Houfes Parliament have adjourned till to-morrow. Mr. Francis Hardy, formerly Member for Mullingar, is appointed one of the Commiilioncis of the Revenue. fcvcral corps of yeomanry were ciercifed ...

... Mr. Thomas ickley. another clerk, proved the entry in the book. The entry was bank note K. 312, A. C. 7ih Nov. Being the note, faid it correfponded in number, value. »ud date, but would not fay it the note from which the entry was made. Mr. Thomas Kippen ...

... piaftres. Gaeta preferves not only a communication with the fea, but like wife with the mountains, ana receives irom their hardy natives continued ibpplies. The differences between the Conimnndaut of Tiiefte and the Ruffian Commodore off that port, have ...

... have been, often, accuftomcd to. MARRIED. George Smith# Efqi of the Barrack Department, to Mifs Charlotte Hardy, third daughter of 'fhomas Hardy, of Wakefield# in Yorklhire,—Mri .George Black, of Colerain, merchant, to Moore, of Dtuinmont,’ near Aughnhcloyi ...