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... 6, 7, J«Vb ir. joJirilor, Hardy, Sheffield. ROBERT IMHKKit, MaerintT keeper jAnuarv t.s. Feb. 1 ; solicitor, Bruton V cho?tet.--BBN’/. BKWLEV, Mancbester,slater ; Janaary 21 Manchester; solicitor, Pickford, Mancbestcr.—THOMAS BULPIK Rndgrrater, SnmatMt ...
... solicitor. Hodgson, Castle street, Holbonv-KWEVH HARDY, THOMAS HARDY, VYM. HORTON HARDY, am) JOHN HORTON HARDY, of Birmingham, merchants; May it, one A, Birmingham ; solicitor, Mr. Bird, Birmingham. THOMAS ...
... carts, ploughs, pair of drags, 1 field-roller doxen of hardies ; 130 fleeces of wool; 2 sheep-racks, 2 ox-cribs ; 6 ox-yokes xnd bows. sets horse-harness ; 16 pair of atones, 47 thatched hardies, winnowing machine, 1 corn-fan, 7 corn-sieves, t teedlip ...
... Moore, Samuel Anker, Mary Taylot,George Marchant, William Baker, Raker, John Hardy, Isaac Harris, Kitty Stowrlt, and Jean Baptiste, wore found not Against F-Uzabclh Hill, Thomas Story, Pnmcl Hutbcrt, William Lansdowu. Henry Horne, Samuel Bromley, Wm. Hlscux ...
... September2S. Sheffield ; solicitor, Mr.Hardy.Sheffield. WILLIAM R6LLI NOSOX,of Sutton-upon-Trcnt, Notriughain%ar* viciuakW« â¢, sj, 21, September ti, Worksop solicitor, He.iTd.*haw, Work-op, No*- ttnebamshire. JOHX THOMAS TAYLKR, of Merton, Sumy, ?llkmanufacturer ...
... towards the men, gave the necessary orders to the First Lieutenant— Coming an board the frigate during the absence of Sir Thomas Hardy, who was gone to Maldonado, and baring occasion complain of the want of punctuality to his orders, he reprimanded the ...
... rhin*»on Scotch, iron .Mr BurkUod 5 Wm. Smith Marktbwv Mr. i 6. Jr.mesTanner Scotch, «rvUi.Mr. T. Peterson •••2 23 7. Thomas Tickle'spuUul . .Sir J. Hawkins 1 .V'| •. Joseph Miles ..Sro/eA, v ...
... Radnor—Mr I of Cheltenham, Caroline, youngest ,h Tibbitts, mercer, of Northgiie-aiTeel. Ghmcel. n Hailierly, near Gloncesler, Mr.Thomas H oashio 17,7' daughter of Mr. Rohcrl Lyie, 11,« „ rae „ V* 1 * Moore, jeweller, of the Abbey Clmith-yard Bath C ' daughter ...
... this Rerolotion in all its wajs is I remarkable : onlj one man, and that the tyrant himself, has lost his LETTERS from St. Thomas's, and from Cape life. The Generals ride patroles themselves, and seed away all Heurr, furnish ample confirmation of the ac- ...
... innkeeper; J«n* 22, Feb. St Thomas the Apostle; solicitor,Chubb, Exeter THOMAS MELLISH THATCHER, of Hunger ford-street, Strand, coal* merchant; Jan. 16. 27, Feb. Guildhall, lamdon ; â¢olicitor.C.umilci Furnivalâs-Inn.âTHOMAS FORSTER, of William-street ...
... look bitter, himself throughout with “good discretion the female department, Desmond seas the representative of Letitia Hardy, character compounded of naioetc, humour, sentiment. and elegance. More need not say. Miss Hart was quite al home in Mrs. Racket ...
... by the Ghurchwardea of Parish in arhieh an immemorial custom only to elect ear Churchwarden not b« supported. Mr. Stockdale Hardy, from the l£cclesiaslieal Court, produced a number of ancient documents, to prore that, at foriner periods, two Churchwardens ...