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... subdivided by good quick-wood fences into convenient and well-sized closes, in the several tenures or occupations John Fox, Thomas Travis, Robert Travis, John Eell, liijbert Clarke, and John Young. Also a Piece Parcel Land called Marlgin Moor, in the parish ...
... Gibraltar to'Bristol, madu the Cond %vllh the con- , voy; Caledonia, ?? Master from - to Cork, parted Igth ie March; Minerva, Thomas, from Malta to Cork, parted 13th i January, off Malta'; Catherina Charlotte, from Gibraltar. to fGottenburghi, parred~ ixthl ...
... BANKRUPT'S required to Surrender. Ceorge Baker, .of Tatfieid, Durham, April 9, 22, and May 7, at William Hardy's, innkeep* bishopuearmouth. Attorney, Mr. Hutchinson, Francis M'Lean, late Tower-street, London, March 29, April 9, and May 7, at Guildhall ...
... fame foip. BANsKRPTS TO SURRENDER.-George Baker, of 'atfield, Durhilm. fpirit merchant, April 9, t2, and bla)y 7, at ivir. Hardy's, inn-keeper, Bilhopwear- ?? M Lean, of Tower-ftreet, mterchant, March 29, April 9, and May 7, at Guildhall.-John Green, of ...
... our navi- gation and commerce, which Ud to the provident act of the present Sessio la>ing an embargo on our own vessels. THOMAS JEFFERSON. -. At the moment when the Houfe of Re- prefentatives were in full debate at Wash- ington, on the 19th January ...
... selt^leeae — - . Tothe i KKOil'OitS and DEBTORS of The late Thomas A ...
... Weiltnghorcgh,—W Ceste ,— JoSFPH WIILSHER Daventry,—Thomas Wilkinson Kettering,—Thom*s Strancf Peterborough,— Francis J. Main •Olnev.—John Rasan S-W-Stra-ford,— f. a-wicK,—W. bbit > Jun. Ffarborough,—Thomas Gurden Uppingham. —J Ixa-klyn Bedford,—W. Wsu-tWOKTU ...
... which two Mates were got i Blake, and they Mere long esteemed aafoe that country. The peculiar charsaeriKsn «ff they are eery hardy and strong, exceflem tlW' moeera, UQiecrsally quiet, courteous, and their Legs as a Blood Horse, and notusiljeft they are allowed ...
... this town. U T-''hs nlolilhk :'~asixraraiied. .Mrt. Bartlett, ironl-rs mocgei, t ?? f t~hii town. Lat,61y was'Pim~dMri~. 'Thomas Spe-aring, to Ars. PhillipsF, ?? town.1, 0 Died,- li'st In~ t' Marele-bone, near this 6 'ik1cd of A dec eIr.Bruovn, 'wife ...
... from IMymoutb, Wnere >h ■ put ;u by contrary winds. — The Implacable, 74, Capt. T. 11. \iac'in and the Triumph, 74, Sir Thomas Hardy, s,iiled ?? hi from j Plymouth, and parsed by litis afternoon, to join the v.ip, colh-« t- ; ingmthe Downs for the Baltic ...
... 914J ' H. A. HARDY, Sec. of Country Department. Albion fire and life insurance COMPANY, of Londotf,. empowered by Act of Parliament. _ • Agents:—Salisbury, Mr. Jas. Lacy, High-street; Warminster, Mr. George Strode, clothier ; Bdth, Mr. Thomas S. Meyler, ...
... - - Thomas Stodart. Sheffield - Jofiah. Fairbank. Halifax - John JBolland, Jub. Matubtjltr - - Geo. Woolham. Liverpool' - - Charles Woodward. Blackburn - - John Ban ni fter. Nottingham - - Wright Cold ham. Neivarh - - Thomas Locking. Derby - Thomas Symons ...