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... of York, now in the tenure of Mr. William Cattf.ll, Silversmith. For Particulars apply to Mr. Preston, Solicitor, or Mr. Thomas Hardy, Stoncgate, York. ...
... wiU arrive with the full particulars, as the sul'jt-ct -sufso much importance to British ie.erchai.is generally, that Sir Thomas Hardy, will feel it Ins duty 10 despatch une immediately. Extr.et of a letter from Madrid, dated fhe -It! November : — • The ...
... Beaver 16, Captain Lamibert (ictiog.) wehich ships are to reoitor the squadlro in the ?? Plate, under the command of Sir Thomas Hardy. Thle Naval Dock Yard estab. lishmircent at tite Cape of Good Hope is to be reduced and placed under the direction of a ...
... and Costock, the County Nottingham, in the several occupations of James Hart wood. Widow Blount, Joseph Dexter, Thomas Hand, and Thomas Hardy respectively ;—at Rothlcy, I.ou-rhborostgh, and BarwelL in the County of Leicester, in the several occupations ...
... Costock, in the County of Nottingham, m the several occupations of James Harewood, idow Blount, Joseph Dexter, Thomas Hand, and thomas Hardy respectively Rothlcy, Loughborough, and Barucll, in the County of Leicester, trie several occupations of Joseph ...
... trade > did Saturday last, send number into Dwelling Houses, in ladies’ Walk, cupied VVra. Hartley, Charles Hevill, Wm.a’, Thomas Hardy, and others, to seise their f' under pretences of Rent due to the said who hath no right, title, interest, or authority ...
... Sir Thomas Hardy decltres his acquies- tcence in this blockade, sonmodified according to the trtte i. ense of the law of nations. The detree was to be in effict in twenty days; bit the qnestion still remained open for settlement between Sir Thomas Hardy ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... contain the skeletons of two human bodies, of gigantic size, . said that one of the ships under the orders of Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy, on the South American station, is be sent to endeavour penetrate through Bhering’ Straits, in the hope of meeting with ...