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... judge, but we question much the exactness of tlitir account-of it's contents. They state, on the authority of letters from St. Thomas's, of the 24thr of December, and Monte Video of the 18th of October, that the- South had gained possession of various. important ...
... coach-master, Feb. 2 ; 9, and March 6, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Yatinan, A run dell-street, Strand. • Alexander Hardie, of Union -court, Broad-street, merchant, Jan. 26, Feb. 6, and Mareh'6, at ten, •at Guildhall. Attor r 'Dies, Messrs, I's ...
... route on the 14th of March, at her house, Great Cumberland-pia( e • A. R. ARCEDEKNEY, Esq. and family arrived on Saturday at Thomas's Hotel, BerlielaY 7 square, from . _ . _ their seat in Suffolk. Rev. C. D. -WILLEUME left ditto for his seat in Hants. Mrs ...
... That of all the methods proposed for lessening the pre”nt heiress, and effectually bettering the future condition of 'he hardy seafaring inhabitants of these Islands, none appearsio applitabie to their local situation, as a supply of Fishing anti Boats ...
... MONAG !lAN ASS I Z ES. (FltOM A DUBLIN PAPER.) John Dunlap, James Donglass, John ttirkingtor, 'John Goodwin, William Potter, Thomas M'Caskey s George Murdock, Charles Finkyter, Joseph Lee, an.l James Steen, were indicted fur the wilful murder of Michael ...
... GEO. PECHELL, is going immediately to cruise , along the Bahamas, in search of a Pirate, which plundered the schooner Sir Thomas Hardy, off Madeira. These islands are in a very flourishing state, owing to the Free Port Act; which causs the harbour to be ...
... Saddieworth, for a Machine for Drying Woollen Warps, the Silver Isis• Medal and Ten . Guineits. - IN MECHANICS. _ _ . 'To . Mr. W. Hardy, Coppice Row, Cold Bath-square, for a spring. Pendul um , th e Gold Isis Medal. To - Mr. T. Taylor; 1 - lOyal Observatory, ...
... that perpose, and Obtained credit to the amount of four hundred and odd pounds, for whic s h he . drew a bill on his brother Thomas. The vessel was then ':‘frei.ghted, and retarned to England. Shortly after the ship rived the: river, the defend - ant had ...
... Canaries, INtadeira, St. Thomas's, Aux 'C'ayes, and several her places, and is last front Havennah. It is understood she visits' Charleston to obtain possession of three Britishl seamen, part of the crew of the Sir Thomas Hardy, and who induced to enter ...
... Captain Buchan, is fitting for the Newfoundland station, to be under the Lad's of Admiral Sir Charles Hamilton, Bart. . _ The Thomas, transport, Captain -130thwir:li, with troo:•is for Malta aid Corfu, arrived at Gibraltar, on the 14th ult, m 40 days from ...
... Churchill, Waterpark, two Gordons, Rowley, - Pulteney, Anson Floyd, Kerrison, Read, L ec h mere , Bayzing, Burke, Anson, Hardy, C. Wood, Martin, Rich, Clinton, Murray, C. Fielding, , Collier, Peyton, Rouse, M. Peter, C. Drummond, two Fitzroys' ' two ...
... Bedford row, Loudon aud Mr. Kincaid ; Cranhrook. Thomas Piekton, of Hammersmith, grocer,july 13,20, and August 10, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs, Woodward and Collins, Watling street. William Hardy, of Manchester, drysalter, July 16, 17, and August ...