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... applying to Mr.Thomas Camm ack, tailor and draper, Spalding. / To TAILORS. A Boy belonging to the parish of Skeilingthorpe, near Lincoln, is intended to be apprenticed to a Tailor.- A Premium will be given.—Apply (if letter, post paid) to Mr. Hardy, Overseer ...
... Grasiers general that intends his ou 6th June next continue doing for Hoby C R r Grazier Glenn hereby Notice will for or Son Thomas no Money paid to Crain Barrow of Contract for month Flour Barley Soap Grocery deliver in proposals the room 'Mil to at fntare ...
... Esq. L0nd0n.. 2 2 0 Rev. J. Cook, Whitllesea 0 0 Mr. Thomas Bowker, do 0 Thomas Johnson, Esq. do 3 0 Edward Loomes, Esq. do. 3 Mr. Joh» Simpson, do 0 0 Mr. John Russel, do 0 Mr. Thomas Pidcock, 1 Mr. Charles Smith, do 1 0 Mr. Aug. Binficld, do Mr ...
... of a civil reception, and who would have thought it, from less person than the same Thomas Thorl that was so bitter against me in the kirk the foregoing day. Thomas was standing at the door with his green duffle apron, and his red Kilmarnock nightcap—l ...
... sustained very little loss. The treasure which fell into the hands of the captors is said to very considerable. Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy had left the river Plate, in the Creole frigate, Captain T. White, and gone round Cape Horn; having directed the Superb ...
... Peterborough, to Louisa the youngest daughter of Thomas Wraight, Esq., Collector of his Majesty's Customs at Wisbech. On Tuesday the 22d ult., at Moulton, Mr. John M. Cartner, of Kirton Skeldike, to Miss Hardy, of the former place. At Sleaford, on Thursday ...
... Rolls, dressing Machine, Hovel of Wheat, about Loads; 33L»adsof thrashed Ditto, Part Rick old Beans, Ditto of Oats, Number Hardies. Poles and tire Wood, about 2,000 Fleeces fine south-down Wool, milk Leads, diito Elvers, Pails, cream Tins, &c. And the above ...
... near Gar- t stang. On tbe 21st Ult. Mr. Robert Hardy, aged 81, late of tbe Cross Keys Inn, at Millthorp. At Kendal, Elisabeth, wife of Mr. Bryan Phil- lipsou, aged 42. Ou Wednesday afternoon, suddenly, Thomas Wilson, Esq. of Preston, banker. — He was re- ...
... low. and escaped unhurt, except that some of them were lempo- rarily deprived both of sight and hearing, i She proved the Thomas and Ann of I Harwich, .1. Payne, master, and lias been towed into Harwich harbour the Silhy cutter. Lowestokf, flfuif 31.—Our ...
... Piratical vessels are very numerous off Porto Rico, and they board and plunder every vessel they fall in with. Letters from St. Thomas's, of the 20th of April, state, that they expect hostilities to recommence again on the Spanish Main. A letter from Buenos ...
... captors is said to be very considerable. There were no further particulars known when the Icarus left Rio. Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy had left the River Plate, in tlie Creole frigate, Captain T. White, aud gone round Cape Horn; having directed the Superb ...
... piratical vessels are very numerous off Porto Rico, and they board and plunder every vessel they fall with.” Letters from St. Thomas’s, of the 20th of April, itate, that they expect hostilities to recommence again on the Spanish Main. letter from Buenos Ayres ...