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... lament the activity they display and the high patronage they remise. 1 few ago a young man, a stranger, went to te shop of Mr. Hardy, in Preston, under pretence .4 a watch. awl at length fixed upon • hie*, with the appendages, came to about .116. offered in ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... upwards of 1011.tSI0dollar5. The best nen a, however. ir, that the Port .if Lime declared open to lorries' and that Sir Thomas Hardy to protect It In the fullest against Cochrane. Mn Martin. ...
... cow:hided between the Royalists awl Si Martia.—Fimin louts at Valpataimi, dated 4.— Dispatches tuna been received by Sir Thomas Hardy front Hall, of his Majesty's ship Ceimiey, aith Istelligeder Of AA armistice between the Patriot army and the Guverruuent ...
... shopkeeper en, 2M. Att. Mr. Livett. Seeded dath o,.l.—Pet. S. Lang mil L Harley, ark toi , Ironniongens, and ahem. ATKINSON Thomas. of Walling street. in of London, but now of Newgate.street. iu said a London. harelhoueonsei, d. li, 211, Ouklahall- Att ...
... RaYleY, tot Geyer Joseph Green gad r•trey, q Sheffield, In the entnitY of Yon, d. e and Nov. 30. nee. 1.29 . Stielnela AIL Mr. Hardy. Sheyaw I Sealed nth : 4 ltiv Itteo--Pet cc T intoner HArsynN tannins and Hendry, of iso, po , street. In the eounts of thAnlett•% ...
... Cimorefi—Rev. John A. Al. Fellow of the col . Church; Hew, Hardie. M. H. Hobert Alaq. Th o rruni Ann:. John 'On/ape. Kou. Itularrt ',lurk. land, l'henshyre. Alay. Thome% John bark:wan. blen. Any. Fang. Thomas Penang. Si 4. Atrutoro—llonert Huntley. Alnetvorth ...
... frel 4 llted wills 3 valuable cargo, incholing to *he amount :18,1140 Spanish dollars: and further charging them with of Thomas Johnston, the toaster, and James Paterson. a seaman of the brie; with Peter awl Itobert Stra. - hati, the forecasele, alter ...
... Pet. er. W. Piper, Lower Deptford-rned, HARDY Matthew and Janoos Dale, of Manchester, In the county of Lancaster. warelumeemen, d C aud yowl. nen Marrying on business In Manchester aforeeel. under the Arm of Hardy and Dale); March 11. 12. at ten. April ...
... Solicitor, Manchester. VI Creditors who bate proved their debts asdein commission of bankrupt awarded and kilned forth lapilli THOMAS KAYE, of Bolton-le- Moon, us Use spounty of Lancaster, banker, denier, and chapeau, ate requested to meet on the 1611 day ...