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... 6148, 6173. 11 SOOT, each ; Nos. 985, 142: Tune G. Sir Thomas Hardy $918, 3951, 5121, 5429, 3 O00], damages the Pro- 12,933, and 13,918, 2601. e Herald, for a libel contained nfinwaring that Lady Hardy had ain Ben Sam ft , 28 pipes I a bore ...
... Krxa’s | } v. Crisp, Plaintilfand de k the action waa to recover ace gefterday between exchange alleged to hav im and Sir Thomas Hardy, laintiff for a fum due to h er difcharging a brace of aw's fend any money, or that t 2t, the feconds interfered, To fend ...
... made at Bonavistt), and wearing apparel, bearing the names of Smith amt Hall, two gentlemen who were passengers in the Sir Thomas Hardy, one the reaseis which tire pirate bad plundered off the Western l- remarkable circumstance, that the leader, or principal ...
... of taking in a supply of wine for the whole of this squadron, whose deslinalioD and object are involved in mystery. Sir Thomas Hardy, it is stated, aailed with sealed orders, which are not to be opened till reaches a certain latitude. Each ship is in fine ...
... Executive, to deflroy the Ramilie£ has induced Thomas Hardy addreis letters to the public authorities of New I>ondoff, and to the Governor of the State of Connctficut on the fubjeft. In thefe Sir Thomas dates, that he is fully of the efforts to dedroy ...
... day concluded with hall at the rooms, which was attended upwards fafhionables. amongfl whom was I.ady Hardy (the lady Lord and F.xraoutb, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Wm. Chambers, &c. &c. Assizes.— At Bodmin, five priloners received fentence death ; but were reprieved ...
... for the half year ending Kith October. generally believed in the City, that the object of the expedition of Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy it to preserve an undisturbed communication Britiah trading veifela with all the ports of South America, and to prevent ...
... foot, to captain.—4/A IVtJI-Jndia reg. Cape. W. H. Forlsteen, from foot, to major. BANKRUPTS mOM TUESDAY’S GAZETTE. Thomas Motley, Ifaac Hardy, and Wm. Heard, of Bristol, ironmongers. John M'Ccoch,of Cfieller, linen-draper. George Swinbum, of Catterick, innholder ...
... the Ramifies and informed Sir 1’ Hardy was loaded with provisions and naval stores Sir Thomas directed her be taken alongside a sloop which had been captured few before Mr Geddes volunteered his services and Sir Thomas’s orders in execution fresh boat’s ...
... all > ee, ee “= funk to the of tears. in harity may meet diftrefs Hardy, of Brafenofe. and relieve them; Mofter Arts—Rey. on isalmott cruelty. You reheve va thoufand with equal church, (grand compounder Bachelors of Arts.—Mr, J. ty found confuled, of ...
... Mon and rs, Webber, Read, Mrs and Mifs H Mrs, and 2 Mils Kennedy Barin Mr_ Hardy Me. Mr, 5 Mr. Steers, Mr. Newdigate, Mr {Sem Flamagan A.J. Ran Burnett Mr. Diflon. Mr. | Mr. Thomas, Mr Mrs, Mrs. Bon Mrs. Travers, Mrs. Ram Mrs. L. S, Auftin, Mr Beadon, Mra ...