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... on the :lath November, some of them had sticks, they were all strangers to hits:. Thomas _pianos keeps an eating-holm. at No. 10, Ileorge-street, St. Mile.: remembers Hardy and Stanley going up the street on the of November ; Stanley had a thick !dirk with ...
... Sophie, Auvemey Martinique Boh Pere, Rio aneiro Legere, Salaun d* Jean d’Arc, Colas Brazils BORDEAUX arreted from 4 Comete, Hardy Gusic^loupe 5 Jonge Wilhelm,' Schelil (Juemsey Quintillian, Rutherford Newcastle Neptune, Manges Charleston 0 Marianne, -- ...
... the duty required. - tiThe Lady Ridley, with 137 convicts, for New th Wales, remains wind-bound at Spithead. The Forte, Sir THOMAS COCHRANE, will go out (wrf' Portsmouth harbour early in this week, and proceed to Leith. said she will take the baggage of ...
... Ceneus, Graham Gothenburg Promise, Large Cadiz Triton, Carter Newfoundland Pallas, Tozer Elizabeth & Jane, Mentrup St. Übea Hardy, Aberes Havre Sisters, Bishop Canaries Nassau, Corbyn N.Providence Dawn, Elsworthy N.Bmnswick Brilliant, Smith Cape Hope Hannah ...
... it was evident she made use of her children for the purpose of thieving; she was then sentenced to be transported, and Mr. Hardy was directed to inquire for some asylum for ,the children. H The following were also convicted of felony, viz.— J. Edwards ...
... the Jury ins''r. judintent, sad the Common ,observed, it was evident she pauper* of this-via( ; kite iranapisried, and Mr. Hardy was for the citildrru. /ill slat s mammy . as V a0M0 is of 'add, appekred a Jew boy sad chapped him will' a robbery. flop ...
... , Jaw. 16.—Ships Entered Inwards: The Julie, Calais; la Caroline, from Caen; Lively, from Memel; Marinette, from Dublin ; Hardy, from Havre ; Adele, from Dyke; Trelawnty, from Demerara; Triton, from New. fousdbnd ; Aurora, from Sligo; Vestal, from Qottenburgh ...
... it wa» evident she made use of her children for the purpose of thieving she was then sentenced to be transported, and Air. Hardy was directed to inquire for some asylum for the children. The following were also convicted of felony, viz. R. Harris, for ...
... in the Cathedral Church of Raphoe, at which the Rev. William Maconchy, curate of the parish of Tullyaghnish, and the Rev. Thomas Percival Magee, curate of the parish of llaphoe, were admitted to the Order of Priesthood On Monday last, a Meeting of the ...
... it was evident she made use of her children for the purpose of thieving; she was then sentenced to be transported, and Mr. Hardy was directed to inquire for some asylum for the children. ' The following were also convicted of felony, H. Harris, for embezzling ...
... towards the men, gave the necessary orders to the 161 Lieutenant. Coming on board the frigate during the absence of sir Thomas hardy, who was gone to Maldonado, and hasing occasion', to complain of the want of punctuality to bin orders, he re-1 primanded ...
... Coverly, with Mr Munroe. II is 0 11 D. Is C. IC I- 0 I; g I; d e I. V r Thomas Coverly, with Mr Garland. William Milsaac and Mary M'lsaac, with Mr Jeffrey,Con. sul-General. Thomas Barire, with Sir Dudley Hill. John Bain and Lindsay Paterson, with Major ...