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... Kathennes; Wallet, Carmichael,Thomas, leu + Gretne.f Armitage.f Collin.,f Egan.f Ferrall.f HiuMor.t-l.ynii, feu. I.yng.jon Blake, Thomas, jun. Lerham, Pdaar. len. Hall, Jafs, fen. Badge- fen. Burroughs, fen.f Earroughs, jun.f Hardy,f Murray f—Cooper, jnn. Adstti ...
... Merle. Firzpatrirk.fen Rathe. H.r C .rmichael, Thomas, fen d.flbn.f Greene.f Collin»,t Egan.t Kerrali Hudfon.f —X.yng, (jlaiie, jun Thomas, jtm. Deiham, Adam, •.L’fCf; fen. Badge, fen. Burroughs, fen.f Bur+ Hardy Murray Cooper, jun. Adam, j Cooper, fen. O’Connell ...
... fifaflington. Merle, Fitzpatrick, ten Katherines, Waller,Carmichael, Thomas, ten Suion,+ Greene,f Armitage.t Collins,! Egan.t teirall Hiidfor.,f-l.yng, fen. I.yng, jon. Blake, jnn Thomas. Jin. Deiham, dam, len. Hall, Bafs, len. fen. Burroughs, Burroughs ...
... fen SilTon.t Greene,f Coinns.t Ega».t Perrall.f Hudfon.t-Lyng. f!1?l ■ Blake, jun .Thomas, jun. D ...
... Thursday, much regretted Mr. Edw. Hardy, iron merchant, Thomas-street; his deadi was occasioned his horse being restive, his rehirn from a funeral the evening before ; the animal reared, and fell over on Mr. Hardy, bruised him considerably, ami produced ...
... and mother Captain Donnelly, of the Royal Navy. Died, in Thomas-streec, in consequence of a fall from his horse, most sincerely and deservedly regretted by a numerous acquaintance,Mr.£dward Hardy } was a most tender and affectionate husband, steady and ...
... is crTeflly gentle in the liable, yet fpirited on the ro.il, would an acquifitlon to any Gentleman defirou-of p idclijng a hardy well tempered animal. His te-known inquiring at the ftabies. T'OFR capital hunters for f.le Williamd’sßepofitory, Clare lane ...
... pursuits were of so different a nature, should have made discoveries of the highest ■value to the British navy, and to our hardy tars in general, to whom these countries are so highly in* debted for their standing upright amidst the wrecks of surrounding ...
... to conclude, have unfortunately perished. The wreck, it is supposed, lies in from 17 to 18 fathoms of water. The Hibernia, Hardy, from Newfoundland to Liverpool, upset at sea 15th January; four of the ■- hs *i • • ._v* crew were taEra off the wreck on ...
... the 12th of June, 1810, On the preroifes, precifely one o’clock, THAT capital dwelling-houfe and extenfiv corcern*. No. 117, Thomas-ftreet, with a large wa eiuufe and ftab'le in the rear, lately occupied deccafed, and for which he paid a large fine, well ...
... ft SON, n,- nrd. r of the Executrix of the late Edward Hardy, Tucfday, the 12th of June, 1810, the premifes, precifely at one o’clock, Th capital dwelHng-houfe and extenfive concerns, 117, Thomas-ftreet, with a large warehonfe ,l (table in the rear, lately ...
... order of the Executrix of the late Edward Hardy, On Tuefdajr, the ISth of June, 1810, On the premifes, precifely at one •’dock, ' >r-f~ ...