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... Two o'cloek. r. GRkAT YARMUTH, 25 Dcc. 1805. OTICE is hereby givenThatithePartnershiphe- g tweet us, the undersigned John Hardy and Ed watd Wright, of Great Slarmnovttl, butchers, ?? day, dissolved by mutual consent. . Witness, . JN d JosH. FrDDEs. EpW ...
... Relations of the deceased, in mourning coaches, viz. j Earl Nelson Geo. Mateham, jun. Esq. Viscount Merton T. French Berney, Esq. Thomas Bolton, Esq. Rev. Robert Rolfe George Mateham, Esq. Hor. G. 'vValpole, M. P. T. Bolton, jun. Esq. Hon. H. Walpole, M. P. Officers ...
... William DAniel. George Stelibing Robert Ranson Lionrcl Gbwin'g James Parker John Doughty ' Thomas Edwajas janies Brokl Jtohis Rid:cy James Coiderf T. Roper,1Xerthsaj Thomas Turncr Titsnothy ?? Richard Cole jah;z Bayley JnnathaIn Waspe John HAnting, Charles P ...
... of his Majesty's Fl£eU Aho to grant the dignity of a Baronet of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland to Thomas Mas term an Hardy-, Esq. Captain in the Royal Navy, and his heirs male, .. Saturday's Gazette contains a list of six. Spanish vessels ...
... was- held at Guildhall, when the Freedom of the City, and a Sword of the value of 100 guineas, were voted to Captain Thomas Masterman Hardy, Captam of tlie Victory, the late Lord Nelson's flag ship. Mr. Deputy. Birch &aye notice of his inten- tion to request ...
... his Majesly's Fleet. Also to grant the dignity of a Baronet of the Unitcd Kingdom of Great Bri- tain and Ireland, to Thoma% Maslerman Hardy, Esq. Captain in the Royal Nasy, and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten. His Majesty is said to have ordered ...
... Nelson, and her daughter Lady Char- lotte Nelson, on their creation to the title ; the Earl of Albemarle) and Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, who distinguished himself in the Bat- tle of Trafalgar, on his coming to his title. The Duke of Bedford will be ...
... tain, , (>oswell-street, straw-hat manufacturer. A. Hbrs- fsll and J. Robinson, jun. Bradford, Yorkshire,wool- staplers—R. Thomas, Cowbridge, Glamorganshire, shojPkeefteV.— J. Hickey, Worcester, carverjr^Chas. Eva%,«arJtwichi Cheshire, shoemaker*— J. Holland ...
... the House of Lords. The hearse was entirely without ortlament, drawn by 4 horses, Ina ac- ?? onlyr by; Mlesrs. Mlarsh and Thomas, of tlie Lord Chamberlains Oljce. It-reached; the Ilouse of Lords a tittle-afier 9 o'clock; when thecocifin was placed on ...
... chairs, C*rbrst with drawers, and some cgisatyd rqticlc*. Salg r.:beilt at I 'Vo'lock. 6 tcillie bQ1.p~ by A (lTIUN 'By'THOMAS SELBY, On tutesday the 2;3tlbinst. at Ten o'clock, TFHE eclxcele ti-otislslotl Furlil'ure..Stcck in Trade, MI drother dffec;s ...
... miles of the preceding lot, consisting of ONE HUNDRED and FORTY ACRES of LAND, with a HOUSE, and Outbuildings, let to Mr. THOMAS READ, at a low rent of ONE HUNDRED & THIRTY POUNDS per Ann fcS* To be viewed 28 days preceding the sale, when printed particulars ...
... Manahcster, couton-slanntuactuurer. John Wood, DManchester, coton, spinner, Thomas Beard, Manchester, sadler, Joseph Hardy, Sheffield, Yorkshire, grocer. Married. A few days since, Mr. Thomas Goldsmith, of Ixworth, to Miss Mathew, niece of Mr. Whaits, of the same ...