... troops—a class of soldiers ill disciplined, and not likely, without severe restraint, to respect either j person property. Sir Thomas Hardy was at Bahia Cor the protection of the Eaglish interests. Extract a leder froa the agents Lloyd*s at Genoa, dated Augast ...

... thousand pounds are asked for five pictures painted by Murillo! Orders have been transmitted to the British Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, to danmnd restitution of all property seised by the South American Governments, without any exception, provided it can ...

... m:\v paper hanging; mane factory. HOUR V/;. A* TH EE T « GOULD, late of the Finn of Hardy GotTLD,** f begs return his acknowledgments to his Friends and the Public fir their favours during his Partnership with Mr. H'rtn'v. and inform them has commenced ...

... Ditto Ditto William, llrnilbwaite Ditto Stockholm Vine, Waieon Newcastle Copenhagen Hopewell, Owstun Scarbro’ .Veuiel Tbnrp, Hardy Hull Ditto Rachi'l dr Ann, Newham Diilo (tsfle Mnlter, B*nck DiHo Riga Newl.uid, Runwin Ditto Ditto Wondh ill, Meggilt Ditto ...

... L. Kaye, Bart. Sir Joseph litfe, Bart. Sir Lowtlier, Bart. M.P. B*aj. Ajar. Esq. G. Banks, Esq. Christoplwr Beckett, Esq. Thomas Bon yon, Esq. K. Bethel I. F.s*q. J. D. Bland. Esq. Rev. Dv. J. Broadley, Esq. J. W. Childers, Esq. F. Choline ley, Esq. G ...

... ARRIVED. . . , From Wraiel, Friends, Donaldson Barrigk- Tbomsim; Snsonnab, Hardy Jbbn, Scott Raddock, Wilkinson ; Wood bouse, Rcay; Samnat RarnaU, Scurr; Guardian, Wilson; Thomas Hodgson, Haigb. Prom CopsgAngm, Miocrva, Jordan. - From PiHtUs. Henry, Brow ...

... DEAN and CHAPTER of RIPON. The MAYOR of LEEDS. The MAYOR of HULL. The MASTER CUTLER of SHEFFIELD. Sir Wm. Foulis. Bart. Sir Thomas Slingsby. Bart. Sir E. W. Winn, Bart. Rev. Sir Clias. Anderson, Sir Clias. Ibhetson. Bart Sir W. A. Ingilby, Bart. M.P. Sir ...

... knife, three silver labels, a quantity of wine, and several linen sheets, the property of the said Mrs. Mary Skelton. Mr. Hardy (with whom was Mr. Milner) staled the lt appeared from the evidence of accomplice, that the prisoners entered the house of ...

... apprehended in this city (Exeter), on a charge of murdering Thomas Crapp, man in the employ of Mr. Brunskill, tailor. The body was found floating over a weir belonging to cotton mill, at St. Thomas’s. being taken out of the water, two deep cuts were found ...

... pity that should fail for w ant of a little attention and industry w played by Mis* rhfi i. This lady pleased us much in The hardy sail >r,‘ and in another song believe introduced one’ that were reconciled on this occasion to her playing the ffonmore pa ...

... violently dash her head against the table. Witness left the service lust Martinmas her mistress was theu in the family way. Thomas Wilson stated, that heapprehended the plaintiff, the 4th of June, upon a warrant granted General Wharton, in the month of ...

... Martha Brooksbank, at North Bierley.and feloniously stealing therefrom a quantity of flour, malt, and other articles. Mr. Hardy slated the case. The following are the circumstances. The prosecutrix, (a widow) keeps a shop Bank Foot, in the township of ...