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... transaction) no Mr. Thomas Brookes were to found—the former had been there, but decamped without paying his lodgings, and also for a new top coat which he had from tailor iu that town. The Gentlemen in pursuit, howerer, ascertained that Thomas had ordered some ...
... Mimosa. are informed some families from the Western Islands arc making arrangements for proceeding to New South ales, and their hardy and industrious habits, they will prove very useful acquisition. Destruction of ]\lagdalcn Hull. Oxford, January !' dreadful ...
... This hardy experiment excited .so much curiosity that the receipt exceeded 6000 piasters. Mr. Robertson proposes to set out immediately for Madrid to repeat his experi- ments. Le Diaria de Roma of the 18th ult. contains intelligence that Sir Thomas Lawrence ...
... Lonsdale has given twentv guineas to the re'ief of the poor in Carlisle, ar.J five guineas to the prisoners in the gaol. Sir Thomas Lamblev. whose death was ' lately mentioned in. this paper, bequeathed U'.jO.to the poor inhabitants of Penrith, to be distributed ...
... Josei h Myern and Thomas Holihm Hardy, of Liverpool, broker-*. Dlc. 31. Wm Whil ...
... formerly of Kendal. I Thursday last, at the same place, Mr. James Beck, the Swan Inn. | Thomas Smnles, better known *the name of the Horsforth Post. This hardy veteran had’/ lattained to the year of his age, npwnrds of ofa » which he had spent flic bloodless ...
... of their ?? 1 if any) to Mr. Thomas Ball, of Gar- *N «li '° i,r ' tLARK ...
... nd. Sill LING m the Shop lately °reaped by MI Wily., Mph: ie, STOCK of :Nis-n: PALMER and MURRAY, late et Liverpool, China, Hardy/are, Plated bpar, kc. As the whole mart Ix sold to dome ho rrntew bolsi • nuy be ely,ted Cr,alogoes to be led, and the G ale ...
... George Sherd, in order | receive his prize money ; Thomas Miller, aged 25, from Truig, for burglary ; Wilham Procter, , aged 25, a boot maker, from Long Preston, for forging ‘the King’s stemp ; Thomas Oakes, aged 52, a labourer, Davenport, aged 45, a lobourer ...
... these substantial built Dwelling Houses, and School IToyw adjoining tlic above mentioned Brewery, and now in the Occupation of Thomas Jackson and Others, as Tenants. The Brewery (of which immediate >?»'ssion may had) most eligibly situated; supplied with ...
... the name of George Sboad, in order '° re e ! ve l,is P rire ra e y —Thomas Miller, for burglary. —William Proctor, for forging the King's stamp.—'Thomas Oakes, George Dean, and Thomas Davenporf, for burglary. —Joseph Wilde, for stabbing Richard Wright ...
... the head Samuel Taylor, James Thorpe, John Todd and Elizabeth Todd, Smith, Philip Rogers, Peter M’Camiick,.TohnThritnps»n, Thomas Higgerty, Nanny Brown, Jane Buy It, for littering forged Bank England notes; Guilty, death. [Theformer prisoner was executed ...