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... having ran from Maden a hillier in thirty days, which makes an average of one hundred and ninety-three miles per diem. Sir Thomas Hardy sailed with the Vengeur and Hyperion about a fortnight since. IVe find orders here to proceed with all possible speed to ...
... having ran from Madeit a hither thirty days, which makes an average of one hundred and ninet v-three miles per diem. Sir Thomas Hardy sailed with the Vengeur and Hyperion about a fortnight since We orders here to proceed with all possible speed to Monte ...
... Shee, Bart. Sir Robert Chester, Kot. Nicholas S. Purrs, Esq. • William Dent, Wimuel fIU. Ileathiote, Esq. Thomas Byron. E. William Baker, Esq. I Thomas Daniell, Esq. Nicolson Calvert, I Robert Taylor, Esq. Adolphus Meetkerke, Esq. I Henry Jatnes Dav , son ...
... port, with cargo of cotton and and anchor cable. Susannah, Bruff, is shore. Crews rice, taking the harhor gale The HoiJewellj.Hardy, wasdrtrea sated.——The wind still continnes of was driven a-shoreat the on shore Cargo {malt) blow violence T ...
... ran Irsim'Mtideita -hither in 'thirty days, which makes an average of one hundred and .ninetv-tbree miles per diem. Sir Thomas Hardy sailed with the Vengenr and HyperiOnitbnnt a fortnight since We Arid orders here to proceed with all priSsiblespeed to ...
... diate Patronage of hi. MAJESTY.— TO-MORROW F.VEV- LNG, a GRAND SELECTION of MUSIC will he performed on the APOLLONICON. by Mr. THOMAS ADAMS, ac- companied by fonr eminent Professors, commencing at Eight o'Clock, in which will be introduced t_o celebrated Sympho- ...
... The greater pail the Jan Fucker, from Hnll Rmterdam. put into Dover on Saturday V, liowapiit. *Hl*. end anchor cable. w,^ he Hardy, wa* driveu abote near Sbelloea*. Cargo (mall) Return, Kerridge. from Wateifurd f.*r Unfon, after being llie Berkeley Caalle ...
... sheet In o'clock they marched into the pariah of Kiln% where they commenced administering oaths, and rubbing for areas. Mr. Thomas Samples was apprised of their Ingestion of attack. ing his house that night; he immediately prepared to defend himself family ...
... fired at, at his own gate—seven shots were discharged at him, luckily without effect: GALWAY, MARCH 6.-00 Friday last, Hubert Thomas Dolphin, Esq. visited the Jifferent retailers of gunpowder in the town of Loughrea, aril got it up from them, amounting to ...
... to the ground, because, as. the .banditti alledged,, it was intended to convert it into a barrack ; and On Simday night;4. Hardi- Man Btfirke, : -Eaq. Deputy . Mayor of Galway, was attacked at own _residence, St. Cleran's,. near Dunsandle, and miraculoaisly ...
... bespeak feee-born souls, that have never been checked in their giowth by, feelings of inferiority. There is- se healthful hardiness about e real 'dignity, that never dreads eentact and communion with others, however humble. It iieonly spurious pride that ...
... was convicted of stealing two heifers from a field called the Willow-bridge Close, at Carlton Scrope, the property of Mr.J. Hardy, of Hougham, which heifers the prisoner drove to Lincoln, and sold in the market on the 25th of February. He called no witnesses ...