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... .« s Mr. Timothy Rhoda, a a o Mr. SonuaelLapage, Joe. s 0 • Rev. Chaim Hardy, Bradford 3 3 Mr. Cootie Hooter, Leak, 2 o Mita a 2 0 Hartley. 0 5. Hartley, s Mr. Thomas Noble, s 2 0 Millis Mary and Ann Dibb, 2 2 0 Mr. Richard Sager, Caine ...
... Mr. o to Filter Mrs. J o so Goodman Mr. B o so Grace Mrs o o Gaborne Mrs. Bradford o to Hey Nrilliatn, Efq; t a Hardy John, Mir I 1 5 Hardy 'Mr t t Hdroyd Mrs. J t s c Halliwell Mr t c Ho'rtwd Mrs. 0 c Effrd Dr. and Mrs Etc Hint 1)r • .. 0 10 6 ...
... preyaant. and 4 children ; jubn Hill. wife and 2 children ; John Walker, wile and 5 children; Jana:ban Dean, wire and 7 chi!dren; Thomas Brook, wife and 3 children; John Swallow, wife and 6 children; John Earley, wife and t child; John Miler, wif-an.l 3 children; ...
... the inattention of some of the officers. It would seem scarcely crcdiblt that the dead are thrown into a hole in the sand, hardy deep enough admif of their being corcreti, with only a blanket round them, sometimes six or eight together. the army mmehedjrom ...
... veuient Outhou.es in Ihjee of ibem. Larjrr-ADWELLING-HOUHR^ iv Cattcnck, s'taate in ibe High Row, now ,a the »c' ...
... MAKEPEACfc Thomas EwlMnk. Garde nai utW. R p Richard., n RinaeU. Esq. .Nunwick Hall, near Penrith. v as cured ol the Lumbago and Rheumatism seros* he loins, which had deprived hun ?f the u-e of hi* imhs, by the Cumberland Bunm , uus Fi u .d THOMAS KWEB.NK ...
... the ?lame of the Ley FA!. containing by lantana. Iliac Attys, be more or left, and now in the Ti are at Oecayation of Mr. Thomas Walker. whofc Tenn dittos will tapirs at Old iJ The ethers is of excellent (balky, and on Account of its Casitigtuty to Lee* ...
... the rates and condidonns5 mayl behad gratis, by applylngt to he said A~gent. . -. -:. : y. order of the'I tire~torg,: H. . A.HARDY, fcrtarS h'parutmyu~~vrzntrw To Oil-Crushers, Afllrig/ds &c. . To le S6Id. v dt the Union O il- Md/ ts, Wincoimlee, Hull,: ...
... miferahle refuge to ho eshautled tenor; nothing remained hut flight. pother* on all Ides by* fierce tribe of Coffatk and a hardy rec.. of Fulda is and Peasantry al bit ft for reverter, ...
... Propoiala, containing the rates and conditions may brtnul gratU, by applying to the said Agent. Order of the Directors, H. A. HARDY, Secretory if/ Country Deportment. A MOST DESIRABLE SITUATION FOR WOOLLEN DRAPERS S(c. TO SOLD, THAT Substantial, Convenient ...
... commenced for recovery thereof. Stokeslev, Feb. 10, 1813. r -tre- ¦ ' ?? White Horse and Griffin Inn, CHURCH-STREET, IV HITB Y. THOMAS HORSMAN, Eatc Butler to the Rev. T. C. R. Read, SAND HUTTON, NEAR YORK, AND SUCCESSOR TO MRS. WILSON, BEGS leave to acquaint ...
... on Thursday, the lt ct f April, 181 S, E (Postponed from the- 1st of October, .1812, at the'] .15 request of ,ieist.-Col. Thomas Brown,): -A IL that truly valuable Estate, called GRAND ~ l SABLE, consisting of about 16S00' acres of the D best Charaib ...