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... near Gar- t stang. On tbe 21st Ult. Mr. Robert Hardy, aged 81, late of tbe Cross Keys Inn, at Millthorp. At Kendal, Elisabeth, wife of Mr. Bryan Phil- lipsou, aged 42. Ou Wednesday afternoon, suddenly, Thomas Wilson, Esq. of Preston, banker. — He was re- ...
... captors is said to be very considerable. There were no further particulars known when the Icarus left Rio. Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy had left the River Plate, in tlie Creole frigate, Captain T. White, aud gone round Cape Horn; having directed the Superb ...
... te which appear Auditors viz. that a DISsOL Oliver Pate and Hutchinson and the busingss 1s “s in the name and fi D Ilensy Hardie, M. D D Lyon, M. D S med by us, this Edward Carbutt, M. D C J Surgeons Ons, Me-srs. J. A. Ransome, tun, Jas Ainsworth sunday ...
... towards the mountains of the Sierra, whea he was attacked. It is said that one ofthe ships under the orders of Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy, on the South American station, is to Iw sent to endeavour to penetrate throngh Bhering's Straits, in the hope of meeting ...
... CHRONOME r TESforrdeterminingtthe LONGITUDE at SEA rs. are ready for delivery, with ascertained Rates, for im- ng mediate use, by THOMAS JONES, OPTICIAN, their 'Agent for Liverpool nd . The Merchants and Commanders are particularly Iu- referred to Captain Parry's ...
... author-ty, is wholly unfounded. Ea. Zrdnsc~'pe.._It isesaid that one of the ships under the or, ders of 'Comnodore Sir Thomas Hardy, on, the South i 'Atnerican statitn, is to he sent to endeavour to penetrate i through lihering's Straits, in the hope ...
... terminate their investigation in • week or ten days. It to said that one of the ships under the orders of Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy, on tlw South Americas station, is to be sent to endeavour to penetrate through Behring's in Ow hope of meeting Captain ...
... Esq. C. B. and Sir Thomas Masferinan Hardy, Bart, aud K. C. B. to be Colonels in his Majesty's Royal Mariue Forces, .in the room of Sir Edward Berry. Bart, and K.C. B. William Prowse, Esq. C. B. Thomas Baker, Esq. C. B. and Thomas Harvey, Esq. CJ B. appointed ...
... To Drs. awl Hardie and Mr. Bactos. the Physicians and Surgeon • Soekty, sratinious professional meistance. Ti, the fullutsiog Gent .• for their donstiosn. Jones, E-smiste, awl Ednaed Lori. Igawire,for their donations of twenty pounds Thomas Ilvywoud, Empire ...
... Richardson Richard Wilson George Soutliam Sons, and J -s-pli Browne William Newall Samuel Prince Hardy and Lnlhank Thomas Mart Thomas I.iltlcwood John Brace ell Thomas Tnustall Richard Wilson, Salford John Millner Isaac Hodgson John Sewell Dear ill .las and ...
... Cannon-street. __. Thomas Wiilmott, Smithy-1 hair. William Messrs, Brothers, and Co. Thomas Yates, Piccadilly. That the thanks this Meeting lie giron to Thomas Slurp. Esquire, the late President, for Ins valuable support to this Society. To Thomas I leywood, ...
... Richarduus, Richard Wilson, George Southern, Middle, and Rood, drowse, William %rya, Samuel Prime, Hardy sad Citibank, Thomas Mart, Thomas Littlewood, John Thomas Twastall, Richard Saßued, 111Rhaer, lame Hodgson, Jobs Sewell, EM Donsill Janes Bibby and James ...