... the River Aire, aiHoining Bridge; and the New Turnpike Road from Kirksuill to Ilkley bound* the Farm or the North, Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Horsforth, will send a Person to shew the Premises, and for Particulars, to Mr. BraJcenrittge, Cannon ssr the Stanhope ...

... contain the skeletons of two human bodies, gigantic size. It is said that one of the ships under the orders of Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy, tbe South American station, to sent to endeavour to penetrate through Straits, the hope of meeting with Captain Parry ...

... respectful memorial to Capt. Willes, soliciting him accede to the request for verbal conleience, but the. Qapt. refused. Sir Thomas Hardy, who had been made acquainted with the particulars, had sailed for Rio.. In the month October, the lonian islands were ...

... Cochrane had been declared by Sir Thomas Hardy not be in conformity with the law regulating similar operations, and that therefore it could not recognised by the British squadron. This declaration of Sir Thomas Hardy is the form of a verbal communication ...

... unable to obtain any redress, are put into the highest soirits the orders whi» have been transmitted the British Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, which are to demand restitution of all seized, without any exception, provided it can be proved to belong to British -cts ...

... into theoffice of Chamberlain Daniel Tuke, Mr. Henry Cave, Mr. Henry Stead, Mr. Robert Beadle, Mr. John Barker, and Mr. Thomas Hardy. Ai Worm's Pit-pets.—Last week, Alderman Wood issued circular letters the Queen's desire, to the different towns which ...

... Atkinson Wilson J. Clifford Atkinson M. J. do. Buchanan Samuel, do. Barraclough Thomas, EccktficH Branson John, Doncaster Burton Thomas, Clifford Bownas Thomas, do. Burtoft Thomas, South Mil/bid Baker Joseph, do. Bilton Joshua, Selby Brooke James, do. Bailie ...

... securities, (if any,) at the Oflie ■ of Mr. Thomas Scotchbi rn-, in Grcat-Driflield, aforesaid; and the Debtors to the Estate of the said William Daixmnw, ore desired to pay the sums due from them, to the .said Thomas fdcoTcumjnN. liy Order the Executors, T ...

... merchants Joseph Hardy. Thomas Hardy, Wru. Horton Hardy and John Horton Hardy, Birmingham, mercl-vit. Thomas Piice, late o: aHcdborough, Gl, uce*ter a. a engineer * Richard Bartholomew. Basildon, Berks, farm-r ...

... support the Right of Juries. 17*1. Bvo. ill. Speech on tbe Liberty of the Press. London, 1793. Bvo. Is- IV. Speech Defence Thomas Hardy and John Home Toole, Esq. tried a charge of High Treason. London. Brew V. the Honourable T. and J. Kyd. Esq. tl. trial ...

... Revenue cutters, and some Dock-yard vessels, she was got off this morning, and we believe without receiving any damage. Sir Thomas Hardy struck his broad pendant yesterday, and was taken fo Portsmouth Sir Geo Leeds in his yacht. All the ships are gone up to ...

... adopted the masters of British vessels who have changed their births, and taken a new one nearer the squadron under Sir Thomas Hardy ; and whose example they are all ready to follow, in case of any danger presenting itself.—P. S. The Portuguese squadron ...