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... Slth Fuot, to be Li-aotenant, vice Eiuslis, promoted. UNATTACHED.-To be Lieutenant-Colonels of Infantry, by purchase _-MAjer Thomas Reed, from the 53d Foot ; Major Bellingiam Jour. Smith, from the lth Light Dragoons. -br undermsirtioued Lieutlenant, actually ...
... art of su#sissg. t. CROWN SIDE. D The LoRE CuiEr JusTiCesat in the Crown Court. JOHN HARDY stood indicted for having feloniously killed - a sheep, the property of Thomas Pocklington, and taken away a the legs and loins thereof. t hThere was no evidence ...
... 1THEATRE.-This Evening will P Ihepresented,QuiTECOnRECT.1 Groai.MSir.Liston.-AfterwhIlch a PAUL Pl:Y'. Oi. Hardy, Sir. EWilliamlis; Frank Hardy, air. Itayslond; C Harry Stanley, Ir. Visnr g Paul Pry, SIr. Listor; Sirs. Sibtie, Sirs. vI Glover; Phwbee ...
... the Sesion IHoose, Leeds, and July 23, at eleyii, at the Castle of Ytth. Sesicitons, Dlr . Kig, 73, Hattont-garden; and Dlr.,Thomas Ho- Yb~ ras ?? ' esrUI D BILUNDELL, late of Liverpool, distiller and miller, June 8. as. and July23, at one, at the (seorge ...
... anid Thomas Hartley, of Cheap- flie, warehousemen (so far as regards John james)-jonas Hull arid John Betts, of 262, Osiford-street, ten-dealers and groncers-Jonathanh Perkins and Deodaitus Carr, oif Birmingbtam, iRilders--Jares Powe~l and Thomas Brirkill ...
... following is a Return of the Loss on board the Black Joke :-Mr. T. P. Le Hardy, Admiralty Mate, wounded; Mr. Richard Roberts, Mate (of bis Majesty's ship Medina), 1101111d- ad; Thomas Barley, gunner's crew, wounded; John BYattt able seaman, wounded , Jeremiah ...
... THEI COMMITTAL FOR SHOOTING A GAMFKEZPER, A gang oif Poachers, named George Baker, Wma. Field, Geo. Edwards, Samuel White, Thomas Hunt, Samuel COup, Wm Waters, henry Burnett, and Henry Turner (the latter oit whlina has beenr admittel King'. evidence), ...
... their release, but there are e whose fate it is to have to go without having the power rivfiag knogwn Dtheir SitUatilnl'S Sir Thomas Hfraly ihas returned from his interview with the rd High Admiral, and is daily engaged ina directing ?? re- ,uipineatof the ...
... Albury)-Dec. 5. Robt, Derbishire, late of Liverpool, grocer -Nov. 26. Matthew Hardy and Jas. Dale, of Manchester, ware- housemen (carrying on business at Manchester, under the firm of Hardy aad Dale)-Dcc. 8. Tbos. Lesingbam, of St. Swithin, Worcester, hosier and ...
... the plantatiota Hardy; the firth, iri on the 10th of December, on the plantation Mon- soti, in tire saeug parish; the sixth on the 13th of Dacam- oVE8, on the plantation La Pointe; and the seventh i0r nu~r 1829. on the plantation Hardy, by the 0oie La ...
... Phillips,Oxford st. linen-draper. [Bell and Co. Bow Churchyard. J. Hayties, Gutter lane, baker. [Stevens & Co. Little St Thomas Apostle. W. Andrews, Louth, grocer. [Adlingto eand Co. Bedford row. J. Vaux, Islington, baker. [Headland and Cork, Kino's ...
... following Gen- tlemen and to their heirs male :-Charles Forbes, of New and Edinglassie, in the 'county of Aberdeen, Esq.; Thomas Reid, of-Ewhll. Grove, in the county of Surre'y, and of Graystone Park, uii the county of Dumfries, Esq.; G eorge.Abercrombie ...