... Amneeican ktnasterh -t ' British ships, anid have-beeo-sebt tt BfrnAuds, to be emt- pioyt-d in thea naval y'srds'.' Sir. Thomas Hardy' ofthe. arnille, W ac ?? Amoericanslhi ishallkei a ,insiderable nhniber cf prisonert ots board hi Aship, that thev -'may ...

... Sih cc tins threc). 'The Rights of Mean-(tould andt reiterated applause). The Triall by ,Jumy-(witih three tints tic rr). Thomas Hardy, Jolin Ho-ie Toolie. anti the rest of thli.-qtiinted Patriots in t1-9--(acbouonded a, eptause). The ?? and llonest Jutries ...

... Sharp li-ec- Robert Klnight, Esq. Timothy Brown, Esq. W!Iiim Morgan,., Esq. Mr. Adams, Mr. J. Pearson, Mr. i Brtoks; Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Stephlins, .Mr. Miller, and Mr. Wildman, nephew to Mr.'Tooke. They left Wimbledon at 12 o'clock, and reached Ealing ...

... to be C; ?? H. Turner, Gent. tu be L rutenont. C Shkfqill leeginten? of Local AMilifia.-T. Blackwall t Masin, Andrew Allen Hardy, T. Petkyith Jackson, n andt Ihlionns Walton, GOets. to he Ensigns. r fhali, nertirnealn of tcacl Militia.-Henry Curecr, p ...

... shillings from him to purchase S coffill,- George Metcalf and George Carter, of this town, charged with entering the warehouse of Thomas Moxon, at Denby, and stealing therefrom three pieces of woollen curd and one- piece of swan- down, were ?? Carter and Srsan- ...

... to represent this town in Parliameat, wilen the fo l - lowing persons were put' in nominratio I -Lord M ahon, proposed by Thomas 'Thompson. Esq. seconded by Daniel Sykes, Esq.-Joh r Stainfortii Esq. proposed ' by W. W, Bolton, Esq. seconded . by Colonel ...

... CAnVEStiSH, with his LIdy arid Dauhliteis, honnuriti Skiptor *with avisit oil their wrvy to h's ce t at Hathar. On Wednesday last, Thomas Oxley and Mi- chacl Mittoa, Esquires, were chosen Aldermen if the Borougtih of Pont tfract, in the place of the late Earl ...

... making a collec- tlin on the Thanksgiving Day, at the Parish Chuzrch, after two sermons preached on the occasion by the Rev. C. Hardy, and the Fev. W. 'Morgan ; and which, notwithstanaing the unfavourable state of the weather, amounated to 501. fvt that cxcellent ...

... injurious system introduced by the Orders in Council. The Morley Regiment of the Local Militia, under the command of Col. Hardy, will muster at Bradford on Monday the 11th of May, and! march to Pontefract on tile Wednesday follawing. I'hc Denbighshire ...

... wbici will soon be commenced in B( ltast. IC siince our last have been ?? to the to Hi se of Correction at Wakefield, John Hardy, i chlrged witi a fraud ; Samuel Danes and Charles mU MCIjClje .stecr, on suspicion of uttering false and coun- rt tirteit ...

... rii to erect 501110 ?? tissnmisal ?? public veneration pi )St to his envinery. IThis proposal was secneotcii by John c [so Hardy, Esql. tilc Recorder, who pronituncen an eloquent T- euio1gietin Oni the pnblic Character and] pri tate teortit ot' ?I toe ...

... persona had collected, which con- &ed, tinueti to increase until half pact 12 o'clack-, ?? the ntir Cliair-was token by Mr. Thomas Smith, drsu!gist~ari chemist, of this place, %ho was called to preside by a co hew of hMnds. Tlhle Chairman sabtlry aldressed ...