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... THOMAS HARDY, COACH, SIGN, HOUSE, and FURNITURE PAINTER, Opposite B KLFU EY-CHUR CH, HICH-PETERGATB, Most respectfully inlonns the Gentry, his KaisNOs and the Puslic, that he has COM- MENCED BUSINESS in the above Branches, and humbly solicits their obliging ...
... nute and careful inspection of the work, th*v ad- judged the First Premium to Matthew. Bridckirk, ?? _. __ servant to Mr. Thomas Hardy 2 2 O The second to John Hud.on.jon. son of Mr. Jehn Hudson 1 II C The .bird to Francis Batt.-. by, ?? to Mr. Edwar. Wilton ...
... be Lieiitenat,tEiwign Thomas Sharp.— To be En- sign ..William Atkinson, gent, id m«e — To be Lieutenants Ensign Thomas Wrightun, Kosign Thomas Buxton Vincent. — To be Ensigns -Francis Travers, Thomas Norton, Samuel Hardy, and Tbos. ...
... Landie, eldest daughter i of Thoa.as James Lund.-, E.g. Last week, Joseph Hargreaves, E*q. to Maria fourth daughter of Thomas Hardy, Esq. all of Wake- Held. Last week. Mr. Stevenson, of Bay-bo-ise, to Miss Ellen Liddall, ol Barusi. ry. Ou Tuesday, James ...
... this delicate subject. (Morning Paper). is irenerally believed in the City, that the Object the expedition of Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, to preserve an undist urbeJ. communication to British trading vessels with all the ports South America, and to prevent ...
... prepare a paper, shew rig the actual state of the ♦'>.;-., i. mid to-lay the same before the public without delay. Sjt Thomas M. Hardy, Bart, is appointed commander-in-chief on the coast South America, and the South Seas, vice Commodore 80-Aele. who, from ...
... ami John J*^ f„r f.,urte,,i year. John Wilson, (Thomas ll ..Howay, Jtunes Henntntr, being a seer.,,,l time of trons- pmutitm) William Rints, .lohn Mir s, Mat- thew Wett, Joseph St.rev, Thomas Karr, W. Hardy, and J,.b„ K. nwn, to be ?? tt unspotted for seven ...
... Francis Scoby. rf Bridliiigton, blacksmith, in .. 28 George Sherburn, of Bubwith, pinder, in 18 To Appear and Ans-eer. Thomas Yates Hardy, rf Aldbrough, husband- man, in 20 John linn, .man, of Hemingbrough, saddler, for the appearance of Ann Bonoman, his ...
... E«q. Sn THOMAS BARING, Ba.t. M. P. T!!OS. PF.LLATT, f.sq. Sir THOMAS BERN \RD. Ban. THOS. PEM BER I ON, E-q. Sir MOUM, CIIOLMELEY, Bart. rRICH. PHILLIPS. Esq. WM ALTXANDKR, Esq. tVM PHILLIPS Esq. Wll t.l AM ALLEN. Esq. JOSEPH REYNER, F.-q. THOMAS BABINGTON ...
... ?? ta Thomas liowden, uf Great Driffield, maltster, in 40 ltub.'ri Eidier, of same, miller, in ?? George Stephenson, of same, -jobber, ia LII George Dunn, ot South Cave, labourer, in ?? 40 Benjamin Stodart, of same, watchmaker, in ?? 40 Thomas Mitchinaou ...
... Robert Denison, Jun. Thomas Dyson Richard Hudson Samuel Waterhiwse H. Lees Edwards Robert Joseph Walker W. Greet;vp Tim. Botes c\- Son Thomas Pi llih George Diron Anthony Hudson R. Bownas John Smyth Thomas Burton Christopher Hick Thomas Booker Joha. Pawson ...
... John Erasmus Aiilaiii, Esq. of the Royal Fuzileers, son of Lieutenant-Colonel Adlam, to Miss Elizabeth Hardy Bir.lsall, niece ol Mi's. Cc- ueral Hardy, uf D.uicasier. Laut week, the Rev. Richard Ridley, fourth son of Sir Matthew White Ridley, Ban. to Mis*' ...