... Libourer THOMAS CARLING, late of Stokeslev, Bh THOMAS WALKER, lata of Helmsl*y-81.- -liot fo.meily .f Iftnl, Coi'twuiiier EASI-RWING. ROBERT BEHARELL, Jan. late of rick inakt-r RICHARD MAYNARD, otherwise MEN. y_ Mark, late of ifainton, Publican THOMAS SHEPHERD ...

... of the Vm. r rierhert,lat Mitcham,' 10. At Het . herfett, in Norfolk, Mr. Abe!, o Harriet, the yttanzeft daughter of jarnee Hardy, , • Robert ordon, ol Auc,henclolly; irtc ttew:i try night,. North 13:•ita!n, and of Leweffon, Doifettkire, Efqbetly Ann, only ...

... Hethersett, the Rev B. Edwards, Mr. Bungay, Miss It. Hardy, youngest daughter Mr. J. Hardy, former place. Thursday last, Mr. Jus. G lover to Mrs. Mary Hughes, both Yarmouth. • ' few days since, Mr. Thomas Webb, of Pattefleyhnase, this county, to Mis Sarah ...

... er, bakler, Qucen-flreet, to Mifs 8.irah Harris, of lIolywell. O (n Monday lait was married, at St. Martin'st church, Mr. Thomas Fletchler, bakier, of thisi city, to E~lizabethl Atkins, daughter of Thotnas Atkins,. City Marfhell. On fednlefday left was ...

... , JULY 14.—Arrived the Crown, SIMPSON, 'from Quebec, with the loss of an anchor and cable. Arrived yesterday the Aquilon, THOMAS, John, Lord Hothicle,-, Noah,--, Elizabeth, --, Unity, GARDINER, Charlotte, WATSON, Gulphino, PINTO, and Progress, BARKER ...

... Patthain, Katcigii. Plover, P.cdpolc, and Bloflbin Hoops ; the Dhyauation and V ...

... they proceeded to Crown-street, 11'i:stain'. Her, where the lady lived. I understood her name was Hardy. Pullman told me, as we walked along, that Mrs. Hardy was a devil of a gripe, and that I-- must inform her, that I was only to give 9001. fur the appoittenent ...

... Hewlett, B. D.; Rev. Robert Tlndgfon, M. A.;I Rev. I;Lac Jaclkman; Rev. George lMathe~v, M. A. Rev. John Owen, M. A.; Rev. Thomas Robinfon,i M. A. of Leicefter; Rev. Ifeaac Saunders, M. A. * Rev, Robert Stevens, M.A.; Rev. Sydney Smith, M.A.; Rlev, labia ...

... Medium of Sala') Hardy. the place of Coafi Waiter in tixt.oCutioms, for which he was to pay the lam of 2000 i, which he was pre-, .vioufly to depotit in the banking ()out d o of the other defendant Wation,and it Was proved that Sarah Hardy joined in the ...

... from hence, arrived at St. Thomas's on the 29th of May. ENTERED. July 13 —Cumberland, Hardy, from Pietou. (America) with 355 pieces pine timber 143 pine plank 11 cords lathwood 12 spars and masts Robert ln man and co 2 masts Thomas Tolson. CLEARED. 10— Mary ...

... the of, 2000/. WhiCh he wat, previously to deposit in the baking-house of the other defendant Watson, and proved 'that Sarah Hardy joined te •nodertaking, and received 10/. on front Mr. I le,sse. Mr. Harvey confirmed testiniony in all the principal points ...

... WNuOS mWEHOVSE, •'T / SW (ftom Lontlon) inni.* fcrau tht WwbittnteofMWwrr neighbouf-BBFIS# by Mr* Thomas Roles, whereaSelec- SiSnf MttfSSte Goofk will submitted for the approbation Of families conalsting pieces printed furnitures, yard hoxes Irish linens ...