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... Paganism and Christianity, in a course of lectures to the King's scholars, at Westminster, the years 1806, 7, and 8. Mr Francis Hardy is engaged upon Life the late classical and patriotic Earl Charlemont j including a view of the affairs of Ireland during a ...
... 30. Sailed the Mermaid, 36, Captain eliniker ; and Phcebe, Captana Stackpoole, to ‘vateh the French ships at C herbtirg-h; Hardy, Lieutenant Dutton, for Cork, with a .!. ( nvoy ,Pr te,..tor, Lieutenant Machette'. ; and Ant, i _x.kut. Young, with a to ...
... without a day’s delay, throw a supply to’ the | garrison. The Tyrol is inaccessible as, and must left to the .efforts of its own hardy, geaereus,- .diigltland rate inhabitants. They will occasion more’ uneasiness, and dccupy bis arms more painfully, than all ...
... cruize; the Protector, gun brig ; and Ant with a convoy, and the Hardy a cruize. Dual, May 30. —Arrived the Crocodile and Hound bombs,,from, the .westward; Crown, HewlalitLfor St. Thomas's ; Packet, White, for'the Brazils; the FlUgal, Denning from Uio ...
... being appointed Colonel of the 2(1 Regiment of Roxburgh Local Militia. Viscount POLLINGTON, upon his Marriage, by the Earl of Hardy; icke. The Earl of HARRINGTON, upon his return from Ireland. Mr. JACKSON, upon his being appointed his Majesty's Envoy Ext ...
... Stales qfAiiicrica. Capiain Sir Thomas Williams, R. N. upou his being appointed Colouel in the Marines. Sir E. B. Littlehales, upon his arrival from Ireland. l-ord Arundel, upon coming to his title. General Sir Thomas Trigge, upon liis being appointed ...
... BrackenburyCha.Esq. Scremby Langton George, Esq. Langton Brumby Thomas Mr. Lowis John, jun. Ingoldmells Lovell William Mr. Stickney Brackenbury John Mr. Hal ton Motley Thomas Mr. Barr Thomas Mr. Spilsby . Toynton All Saints Brackenbury Rev. Edward E. Mr ...
... Northrsu'rdly Direction to arieint 11ide Sraes; respectively neoieiriniit to tire aforesaid Earl' oft'ardi gait, arid to Mr. Thomas H ,ernirn-way. .Oire'Publric Footway of' tire W'idrurof Six' Feet, branchiin1 nut of the IHarburry R~oadi, and'.extendjirg ...
... Fisher, Gent. Robert Housman, Gent. Charles Seward, Gent. Kith. Fisher, - Gent. Thomas Jackson, Gent, Thomas %Nita. therhead, Gent. Thomas Mercer, Gent, Win Noble Fell, Gent. Thomas Robinson, Gent, John Heaton, Gent. Samuel Armstrong, Gent. John Winder, Gent ...
... Prw'and, Oxf-ird-itreet. baskrt-makers. — £. U. Lees, and J. Cli.ulv.ick, Manchester, w arehou-cnieu. ?? BANKRUPTCY I.NLAP-GFJ.. Thomas A-htmi, S.airtJtoid, Lincoln, linen -drape! , from June 3, to July 15. BANKRUPTS. B. Bennett, Hailsham, Sussex, lirewer^o«urr ...
... 9liddia a, perfumers, at tacit., at 21. V Juhu 40,46 Mae, torpen. - ter, at oar, at C 411344.41. Jan: 10. Withal.' %Vitas*. awl Thomas en !lap, of neer, Mitldlet.ex tarvotess, at lea.ot Loaaloa. Jame t'ctcr of nod of lAintmdrt, at 'l, 5 nowt. Elder, or eraele ...
... inner-street, London, cheeseniunger. John Pollard and John Thompson, botkof Preston, Lancashire, muslin-11l an tilacturees. Joseph hardy, of Sheffield, grocer. John Handcocks, of 13romyard, Herefordshire, dealer in horses. Joseph Rose, of Road, Somersetshire, ...