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... Hapsin, and Patrick Buckley, cir.ugcd with robbing Mr. 11. Schoals S.mtry road in January last, and other crimes ; and also Thomas M'Gutrc, robbing the Cock the North coach.—Bry was also taken into custody, charged with procuring aims for the above gang ...
... THUITA.XT) FOUNDS On the 10th -be present Lottt rv, was di-posed in Sir.ires tins Kingdom—THßEE which have been Sold hv Mo;src. THOMAS WARD A CO. AT THEIR FORTUNATE LOTTERY OFFICE, no. 19, h*gh - s a a£a a, E. S. FIKIAR, FTq. Arth^r-strte‘, Mr. JAM ICS (;o ...
... three the crew drowned. It is feared the Glorj , Curnming, IViaHer, is loft near Margate. iff marked Sylph, of Sunderland, Thomas Nixon, Mirffer, is on fnore near Warg«te. The Tartar, Grant, from Shields London ; the Jean, Allen, from Aberdeen to London ...
... of cur Assizes the following persons have been convicted in the County Court, viz. James Fit/ Gerald, Thomas Connors, James Flake, and Laurence Hardy, for rmirdetitig Darby Onaine, and afterwards sotting fite to It dwelling-house and haggart, at Tullaven ...
... received by the Jamaica Mail, date, that mod alarming plot ot revolt among the negroes, in the pari dies of St. George and St. Thomas in the Eaft, was dilcovered about the end of Dec. and the objeft moll happily fruftrated. It appears that the privates of ...
... Apply to the Printer. ■ v.4XT2i>, « rail Spirit Llccnte, fer whioti pribe will \ ae giver, in ready meney. Apply to WefT. Hardy ..J Strr.cybstter 32 in principal heuft, aSive, ihtelll\ eent Clerk, Who mull well recommended, and ,ve feoutity. Apply to ...
... Atrcf KNOCKSEDAN COUNTRY HOUSE AND LAND. In the n alter of ndwafd Hardy,} J Obe fold by auc• - upt. .. X tion, Tuef■'l *' ~~' j day the lath May, ISO 7, attwp o’clock in the afternoon, before.the Comtnilfioners, order of the allignee, the bankrnpt’s intereli ...
... day.— that inftant a handbill was ifTued, we believe without the knowledge or concurrence of any other individual, by Mr. Thomas Green, Audionier, requefting a meeting of the Free and Independent Eledors of the Borough, to confider a proper perfon to ...
... day. At that instant a handbill was issued, we believe without the knowledge or concurrence of any other individual, by Mr. Thomas Green, Auetioneer, requesting a meeting of the Free and Independent Ekaors of - the Borough, to consider a proper person to ...
... by Sir Thomas Hardy ; and the more 10, as the Fa’riul, French fhip., few ciovs before, came down and took view our imps, and then returned again, and w'e are not without our apprehenfiorts for the fate of pur fhips, the numph. Sir Thomas Hardy ; the Beilona ...
... Gent, to Enlign, vice Murphy. S3.h Do.—Edward Cotton. Gent, be Enby purchafc, vice JohnUone, prcraoted the 7th Foot. Do.—Thomas Gordon, Gen', Fthor* without purehaie, v .e M‘Gregor, ajupaintcd” to the 3tl Weft India R-giment. 95th Do.—Captain David Jennings ...
... Frederick Metzner, on half-pay of the late American _ Provincials. Major Thomas Aubrey, on half-pay. Sir Nathaniel li)ukenSeld, Bart. late lieutenant-colonel of the Joseph Hardy, esq late of the 93d foot. Maxwell. esq. late Major of the 48th foot. licneage ...