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... nigginbottons, of the High Pavement, in this town. At Mr. Abraham Hardy's, Forest of Needweitd, Staffitrdvltire, on the 27th iustatit, much respected by all who knew him Mr. Thomas Hardy, formerly . of this town, watch and cluck mak er. On Tuesday the ...
... misunderstanding arisen between the of his Alajesty's ship Brazen t: the Authorities of place which made it necessary to Sir Thomas Hardy the British Admiral commanding station who had in consequence sail the Bratus tor the River la Plata doubt not that on ...
... were abandoned and that San Martin the was on point re-embarking his troops Lord has taken vessels to Callao and Lima Sir Thomas Hardy Commander Majesty’s the other refuses to acknowledge the blockade conse quently the right of capture Little attention having ...
... pass the House of Commons Alonday next Burglary— Between two and three o’clock Sunday morning last the dwelling house of Thomas Hardy framework knitter ofSneinton near this town was burglariously entered by some person or persons who broke a pane in the ...
... and six from Nottinghaui.—Thomas Alvey, apprentice to his uncle, the blacksmith, deposed to Spibey being in the shop on the morning of the 17th, from half-past seven to eight.—Thomas Hetumington, William Austin, and Thomas Hardy, all swore to seeing him ...
... extent and (Border of the Mortgagee and Trustees for Sale), at the House be *dimmed SlinvdaY the el That the Meeting l Sir 'Thomas Hardy ; Genoa Windsor Castle, dimensions of the Wall, by applying at the t ffi ceof M_ err Z r o Mrs. Wilson, the Spread Susie ...
... William, Cotgrave Burgess Robert, Esq. Cotgrave Morris Thomas, Cots rase Bills Robert, Kneesall , Morris Thomas, Gamstnn Beeby Joseph, Kneesall 1 Morris Henry, Bassingtield Bell George, Radcliffe Oldham Thomas, Budby Bullivant John, Edwinstuwe PinderSamuel, ...
... ST. MARY'S Yesterday (Thursday), the regular 4noistbly meeting was held in the vestry room of SClllary's (Mr. Hardy, of the Maypole Inn, in the chair.) The visitors of tbeAmbhivem fur the month of April, reported to the vestry, that it 'was their opinion ...
... oar readers is with orach lay following St Thomas’s Some allusion to it contained in of letter from Lloyd St one-third of Thomas' fteigh-bouring half state number of destroyed the fire order ' A file of paper El Colombmoto 10tn February Tuesday contains ...
... Gregory Gregory - , Esq. Frederick Korinson, Esq. John Wright, Esq. Holden, Esq. Thomas Moore, Esq. John Haloi V, Esq. Peter Esj. Thomas Esq. William TurßutT. Esq. Kev. Thomas HeaCmont. Key - . Alfred Parley - . J. J, Cleaver. Kev. Charles Smelt. Key. Edward ...
... near Ness ark, on Sunday, Mr. Thomas Towson, horsc-breaker, of Caytborpe, near Shuford, to Mn. Hall, of the former place. At N.. wail, on Thursday, Mr. Thomas to Miss Ann Lees.—Also, Mr. Joseph Brown, to Miss Ann Hardy. ...
... removal of Mary Hardy from St. Mary’s to Sheffield —The facts the case were, Mary Hardy being pregnant, was in St. .Mary’s workhouse, on the 3d of April ; the order of removal was made on that day, and on the same day, she was delivered.—Mr. Hardy, the part ...