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... has been the means of preserving much property, and many lives, during the present weather, in securing shelter - for our hardy Tars to run to in gales from the south- - ward. The Groyne, at Black Rock Bottom, we regret to learn, has been so assailed ...
... Anwyl, Jesus College. Robinson, Christopher Thomas, Brasennose College. Simcoe, Henry Addington, Wadham College. Stowey, Augustus, Christ Church. Wood, John, Christ Church. Discip. Mathemat. Bissland, Thomas, BalliOl College. Cartwright, William Henry ...
... the means of preserving much vahmble petty and many lives, during the present weathe in securing . a. safe shelter for our hardy tats to to in gales from the southward. Most of the hat boors have been blocked pp, Dover in p•articula l This inconvenience ...
... sound principles. The state of your late harvest we consider as favourable to our views, and OUR wheat from its EXTREME HARDINESS most valuable for mixing wig,' the moist wheats of the United Kingdom, and especially in a season when they are ill-gotten ...
... where he was drowned. The body was found the next morning. INQuEsTs.—Yesterday an inquest was held at St. Thomas's Hospital, on the body of James Hardy, carter to a .cheesemonger on Snow-hill, who in replacing a firkin that bad fallen from his cart, was struck ...
... was killed lightning; one the horses was struck down. Inquests. —Yesterday an Inquest w?as held at St. Thomas’s Hospital, on the body oil James Hardy, carter to a cheesemonger on Snow-hill, who in replacing a firkin that hid fallen from his cart, was > ...
... and sound principles. The state of your late harvest we consider us 'favourable to our vie and our wheat, from its extreme hardiness, ismciq valuable for mixiug with the moist *heath .of the United Kingdom, and espt daily in season when they are ill , gotten ...
... extreme hardiness, is most valuable for mixing with the moist wheats of the United Kingdom, and espeCially in a season when they are ill-gotten in. TUESD4Y NIGHT'S GAZETTE. REIGN OFFICE, .JAN. 1. 1822. The King has been pleased to appoint Thomas Fonblanque ...
... Paris ' Bsf. —65 f. A quantity of barley was cut at Bank-end,-in the parish of Stanwix, in Cumberland, on the 21st ult., St. Thomas's Day, One of the most curious effects of the late flood in the vicinity of Chelsea, was the display of cucumber glass covers ...
... nesses. in some measure, a public character, an avowed supporter in bringing this -matter belore the public,, Lady Jersey felt Thomas Wright said he was clerk to the attorney for the of the Queen—a partizan of her's, and therefore a fain' Indian that repugnance ...
... sound principles. The state of your late harvest we consider as favourable te oar views, and our wheat from its extreme hardiness is most valuable for mining with the moist wheats of tbe United Kingdom, and especially in a season when they are ill-gotten ...
... means of preserving much valuable property and many lives, during the present weather, in securing a safe shelter for our hardy tars to , run to in gales from the southward. Most of the harbours have been blocked up, Dover in particular, atfordshire.— ...