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... Col. Sirß. T. Wilson Bishop of London Rt. Hon. William Pitt Sir W. Sidney Smith Rt. Hon. C. J. Fox Captain Hardy B. West, esq. F. R, S. Thomas Moore, esq. S. Whitbread, esq. M. P. Lord Howick. Every six Number* conclude a volume, price ICs. neatly halt ...
... John Scott, from Q 6th, to be adiutant, wish the rank of ensign, yice , dec, wth, ensign Rich. Ed wards to be lieut. vice Hardie; R. Flenne li to be lieat. without p. vice dec, Ensi Franchevil who, resigns. Quarter-master-serjeant Stewart Maxwell, from ...
... orders. insuring for Three Hundred Pounds, or upwards, will not charged for the Policy. By order of the Directors, H. A. HARDY, Sec. Country-Department. Tins Day published, elegantly printed Post 12mo. with eight beautiful Plates, engraved wood, from ...
... property of Thomas Smith, of Low Layton, farmer. The prosecutor stated, that he bought the heifer in question, along with several others, which he turned the forest to graze; he saw her daily for several days, but on the August he missed her. Thomas Sessons ...
... with the exception ot the surgeon and boatswain. f»jW in the Action— Peier Patten. WounJcd-W. J. Weare Chief Officer: C. Thomas, Midshipman: W. Merchant, A Thompson, T. J. Serjeant, and A. Armstcd, Seamen—all The brig 18 guns, was wrecked near the bnck ...
... orders. Perfons insuring for Three Hundred Pouius, or upwards, not charged for the Policy. By order of the Directors, H. A. HARDY, Sec. Country-Deparrmenf; TOUR ROUND LONDON. This day is published, in Pocket Volume, handsomely printed; embellished with ...
... and Gardens, the whole siruate and lying Wincheap-street. in the City of Canterbury —For further particulars inquire of Mr. THOMAS HAMMOND, Solicitor, Canterbury. SANDWICH. TO BE SOLD PRIVATE CONTRACT, A Most desirable strong-built VESSEL, now on the ...
... dragoons—Lieut. Col. Molyneux, half-pay of late 104 th foot.—Major Fred. Metzner, half-payof late American Provincials.—Jos. Hardy, esq. late heut. colonel of loot.—Hugh Maxwell, esq. late Major. Heneage Twytden, eiq. late lieut. col. of 4th loot.— Nath ...
... more or less, rich arable and pasture land, capable very great improvement, lying and in the several parishes Upper Hardies and Lower Hardies, or one of them, in the county of Kent, about four miles from the city of Canterbury, and now in the of John Hollands ...
... principal surgeon the colony South Wales. —A few at Twickenham,.much respected and regretted, Thomas Rea Cole, esq. major in the army.—May 29, the Rev. T. Thomas, rector of Cadoxton, near Neath, Glamorganshire.—May 31, Southampton, of a decline, aged years ...