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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Pontefract Sessions, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIf'EN, That W. LEE, Esq. Treasurer foe the said Riding, has contracted and agreed with JOHN HARDY, Ferrybridge, in the said Riding, for conveying, maintaining, and lodging of all Vagrants by Pass from Bawtry, in the said ...
... young man, and universally ' respected by all who knew him. On the 12th inst. in this city, aged Miss Hardy, only daughter of the late Mr. John Hardy, surgeon, Bedale. Last week, on his passage from Lisbon, George ' Coussmaker, Esq. M. P. for Kinsale, ...
... the venerable historians of .Yorkshire, I the Commentators on Actocieis, &c Yesterday week, at Halifax, aged 81 years, Mj. Thomas Hill, a respectable stuffinupufacturer mai.y I years prerious to the erection of the [liecc-hall there. [ and one of its first ...
... Jefferiesbuildings, die 1 in the course the morning. Queen-Squab*..—Thomas Pope, James Minton, Joseph Bradshaw, James Jones, Samuel Waterfield, James Lee, Richard Rowbotham, Wm. Hardy. Wm. Lapthorne, Wm Pullen, Safrtuel Brenmd, and other soldiers, belonging ...
... there are now living unmarried, the eldest brother and the young* eat al.ter. At'Couihborooa’h, on the 19lh in«t. Rev. Dr. Hardy, Mr. George Fowler, of the King’s Head Inn, Dorothy, only daughter the late Mr. Hupktnaon, of the Red Inn. At Bakewell, mominif ...
... ; — Masters ef Arts. — Chas. Baring Wall, Esq. Ch. church, Grand Compounder ; Henry Ed- ward Steward, Christ church , Rev. Thomas Snow, Exeter college ; — Bachelors of Arts.—RobertClutter- buck, Exeter college v Richard Charles Coxe, Scholar of Worcester ...
... Sheffield Henry Tomes. Scarbro' John Cornwall. Skipton J. Brown. Stockton _. J. Chipchase. South Shield. Thomas Salmon. Sunderland B. Bray. Wakefield Thomas HalL ?? G- Clarke. Warr ngton J. Haddock. Wigaâ._, J. Newsham. * ...
... lh-Jl. TO ?? T __ AMD OTttERS. Estate* in Uiiia's-Lane and Cu,r-Plt.cc. Leeds. npo beI 'EHEMPTORILY SOLD by AUCTION, JL by Mr. Thomas Luiii. at the House of Mr. David Kirkman, the White Swan Inn, in the Market Place, Leeds, on Wednesilay, the 27th Day of June ...
... Tendency— By the R>v. JOHN TRUSTLER. A New Edition corrected aud considerably enlarged. Printed for John Warren, Boiid Street, and Thomas Tegg, Cheapside, and sold by Robinson and Co., Hea- ton, Knight and Hird, Baines, dec. Leeds ; and all other Booksellers. ...
... Leeds. MR. ROBERT SWAINE, Accomptant, Halifax. t I MR. J. SCHOLEY, Solicitor, Wakefield. imIR. J. RICHARDSON, York. MR. H. A. HARDY, Sheffield. M .T. W. WATERWORTH, Doncsster. e Messrs. MARTIN &KSEDDY, Wharfingers, Hull, Of whom, and at the Head-Office, Proposals ...