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... growers to be by far the most mealy, best flavoured, finest for the use of the table, or cattle feeding, as well as the most hardy when in, and the longest keeper when out ofthc ground ; by being the hardiest of any, it may be planted the earliest in the ...
... Stanley. J. Harris, and J. Hardy, who fell on their knees, and remained Mime lime with their beads leaning on tbe front of il.e bar, until they were desired by the turnkeys to quit the Court, which they did, J. Harris aud Hardy being scarcely able to support ...
... growers to be by far the most mealy, best flavoured, finest for ihe use of the table, or cattle feeding, as well as the most hardy when in, and the longest keeper when out of the ground ; by being the hardiest of any, It may be planted tbe earliest in the ...
... of CHn;erh,.ry, .hei- AM..1 PS o. B *P s -«'««' R'l?hl Hon. the Lord Mayor. Shertif., Am T - r s r ' * c * l, y ,he Key THOMAS Rl-NNKLL, „ i' v, 5. r ?? K .•'•'ni.oii.and Christian AdvrMr.ite i„ tbeU.u- versny oi Cambridge. stfwards Ri p Hi *°**» ...
... at the City of London Tavern, on MONDAY next, the 28th inst. THOMAS SHERLOCK GOOCH, Esq. M.P. in the Chair. NORTHUMBERLAND and NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE. At the Assembly Rooms, in Newcastle. THOMAS GIBSON, Esq. Newcastle, President. NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE. At the ...
... Crahill.-T. E. Willoughby, I. J' S * s ! Alex Gordon Esq. 10/. , 10s., Mr. C. Parker.^. 5-. Mr. C G«rl d0a,«1., Mr. Thomas, 2/.; Mrs Thomas, 11.., J.and 8 C 5. «_*. S!__£ ,s fc J ,to * ke ?. Fr J •& 3 { Wm - Allen. ?? ?_ „■ ?? 31. Ss.; A Friend, 6/.; Mr ...
... will, in fact, be the first person in the procession. It is said that one ofthe ships under the orders of Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy , on the South American sta- tion, is to be sent to endeavour to penetrate through Bhering's Straits, in the hope of meeting ...
... William Cogle was resumed. The soldiers In custody, whose names are James M*Carthu the drummer, Richard Rowoottom, William Hardy, Thomas Lee James Jones, and Richard Hope, were brought from TotbJU- fields Prison, to tbe Police Offlce, Queen-square, where the ...
... and Intrepid transports, for the Cape of Good Hope ; and his Majesty s ship Aurora, for ihe River Plate, lo join Sir Tho. Hardy j* squadmu. PiY_toi'T*i, July 17.— Arrived the Nassau, Tremayne, from London, for Gibraltar; Friends, Beer, from Roscoff; and ...
... Ja,v 24 THE LATE FATAL RIOT IN WESTMI NSTKR James M-Cartey, aged 22, James Jones, a*ed 27, Thomas Lee, aged 22, Richard Roebottom, aged 22, and William Hardy, aged 27, were indicted for the wilful murder of William Cogle, at Westminster, on Monday, the ...
... ortsinout!i. Toe Doris frigate yet remains in the Sound, bsst i- expected to sail for.liwiih lo South America, to reinforce Sir Thomas Hardy. ?? is now pro- ceeding on her pnssage to Europe, from the same station, with 'pecie. The Aurora frigate sailed about a ...
... aftjteraiuaeaad I,ii>.-C..uiei,is--Love and Ma- ■ r>' !IWI p^ n j n ?? Sternutalion-- M Sf^-Bisnops, Lean Livings-Fouls. Hardy Dardv— I ft,W ' r £.u-in-H!ood. Birth. Pedigree. Titles-FUi-De- S •i'' ar ?? Pajing Debts— Cour- II '■'^siatrsmrn, Heroes— ...