... chaise; Mary 1 Anne Sloate, Henry Daley, and John Burke, for stealing in a dwelling-house; Jas. Fareham, Robert Hatchman, Win. Hardy, John Walker, q Jas. Aldridge, Thos. Gibson alias Blackett, H. Seaton, J. Davis, and Jos. Room, for burglary. Bath, Feb. 26 ...

... high road fromn London to Cheltenham, and several coaches pass throughit every day. Enquire of MIr. Samuel Druce, or Mr. Thomas Hardy, in the village; if by letter, post paid. TO BAKERS, BUTCHERS, & OTHERS. redo :BE SOLD BY AUCTION, L By Messrs. KENDALL ...

... the property Mr. Thomas King. The haggard Mr. Michael Ryan, on the lands of Moyhill, in same neighbourhood, was also consumed. On Saturday morning, si.> Police Constables went with warrant in search of cows that were stolen from Mr. Thomas Fitzgerald, of ...

... then placcd in the hands of G. N. Taylor, Esq. to be sued for. Feb. 25-44. JOHN P. HARDY. THE Subscriber, as Qualliied Executrix to the Estate of her deceased Brother, Thomas Whitfoot White, requests all persons who have any claim against the Estate, to render ...

... the representation of he Belle's Stratagem on Monday last, in which Mr. Power, as Dorkoiirt, and Mrs. Saville, as Lttitia Hardy, displayed talents In the histrionic profession, seldom witnessed in a provincial theatre. —Of Mr. Lacy it but justice to add ...

... sc. Feb. 20. j'JL 30c. Feb. 22. 79f. c. Feb. 24. 79f. —An article from dated the 13th pit., states, that the edifice of St. Thomas, where the Landaburan club ; its meetings, had been shut up, order the government, on pretence its ruinous >n. but in reality ...

... Recorder would pass sentence of death on the prisoners *at the end of the Sessions. Baker, the guard of the Exeter coaeh, and W. Thomas, an hostler; were afterwards trie 1 for stealing . a parcel from the said coach ' containing 40 guin eas and 3281. in bank ...

... the present widely.e;tended corruptions, and of course may be expected not to sign such petitions. But as none .will be so hardy as, in petitions to parliament, to deny the truth of self-evident, or demonstrated propositions; so none will probably be so ...

... adopt; and which, if it should fail to make friends of either party, would at least command the respect both. Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy had repaired to Bahia in September, when affairs began to wear a threatening aspect, ami his presence contributed greatly ...

... Oxford. Feb. 15, at Friars' Hall, Roxburghshire, the Right Hon. Lord Ashburton. Feb. 24; Jane, daughter of the late Rev. Thomas Thomas, of &o re)* Feb. 24, Lady Lefurey, relict of the late Admiral Sir John Laforey, Bart. Feb. 27, aged 29, W. B. Dead, Req ...

... inturmnlinn ns Title ami other particulars,may '*lwd from the Assignees T. S. (inl'Bß, Clonmell, and ls 8111, Cork ;or from Hlnrv Hardy, Cbarlotte- Qiuy. Cork, Feb. U. HALL A SON, Auctioneers. Catherine & Anna Antoiuetla Lumley, Executrixes of William Lumley ...

... from Dublin, wilh oil-cakes. 40 laden colliers. Sailed. Thomas and Elizabeth, Parrott ; Hope, Brown ; Faith, Parrott; Mayflower, Kemp; Catharine, Hinchcliff; Elizabeth, Walsh; Haphazard, Sykes; Thomas and Jane, Parr ; Mary, Rowbottom ; Arrow, Martin ; Two ...