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... all disputed claims referred to the decision of arbitrator, on the spot. ----- XAVCIIZeinit CONINITTIn. Aekm, Eeq. Jamas Hardie. Thomas Cardwell, Eae, Jernes Hutch!neon, Ems bohn Clow, Esq. Samuel Kay, Esq. ester Ewart Thos. Mirriott , Esq. George Frase ...
... extensive Outbuildings (Collage and Barn, in possession of Thomas Way man) and 144 a. Ir. Op. of Land, cus- tomary measure, incloding about 21a. of Wood- land and Plantations, in the possession of Thomas Walker, and bis undertenants. Lot 2.-TONGUE HOUSE FARM ...
... testinuosii.ils, from the Professors of Glasgow College, is made to the Rev. Dr. Jack, Dr. Mitchell, Dr. Hardie, James remind, Philip uvelli, Thomas Hollins, Esqn. &es. Cards may be had from the booksellers. , Oldham-street. • .• ...
... employnmelnt and wealth ? Letters from Buenos Ayres of the Sth of Nov. received by way of Ri de Janeiko, state that Sir Thoma s Hardy, a during his late visit to the foruter port. has completely r'e-v moveX the ill-will which had arisen in consequence of ...
... to CROPPER, BENSON, and Co. - , LINE OF PACKETS FOR NEW YORE, T osailon the uth of eery Month. D*i-r^ The PlANTHEA, Captain THoMAs BarnqnTT ?? 370 tons; to sail on the 8th of February. The METEOR, Captain Tnos, 1. GAinnezm; Burthen 3. 2 tons; to sail onl ...
... William Henry Ord, Esq. There was also another in- dictment, charging him Willi fabricating another letter, in tbe name of Thomas, Lord llaigh, to another tradesman af Cambridge, for silk stockings, ate, , The case excited In. tense interest, and very ...
... and while he a - , a 'council: Rev. John Clowes, A. M. Fellow Coll, spark of Irish blood jlowiNg in his veins !hunch, Henry Hardie, De, M. .I. D. Hultne, M.D. ever stand ' , ' up for that. hue, sea-g :obt. !Lindley, Esq. Thos. Ainsworth, Esq. H. H. (Loud ...
... King's Messenger, who travelled from Russia m less than three weeks. Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy arriv-il yesterday, mid had a long conference with the Board Admiralty Sir Thomas, it will he recollected, was at Rio ile Janeiro during the late important ocf ...
... Rcr. John Clowca, A. M. Fellow Coll. Clmrch, Henry Hardie, M. I). J. Iluline, M. D. Hiiulhy, Esq. Thomas Ainsworth, Ksq. H. H. Ks|- Thomas Fleming, Km). Francis Philips, Em). Samuel Kay, Ks). Thomas Hardman, Esq. The thanks llie Society were roletl the ...
... Kent, draper, Fearnley Charles, (Jub city of London, wit Loadon. Feirclough Thomas, ( ecoanty of Lancaste 24, at the George, Thomas, (Now of Suffolk, merch Saxmundhaw. Hardy Matthew and . chester, in the cor ch and copartners aloresaid, under tt 2S, at ...
... cotton-merchanty ate of Shepton Mallet, in the themselves from Spa dand ch (late copattner in trade | has pursued has bee 1 Thomas Peony, of the same places | Hoon avowed to and Mareh 13, at the Com- Spai Iz, 13 tol. Attornies, Messrs Bevan and His Majesty ...
... Ulver*ton, Mr. Thomas y**r, to Mrs. Mary Allonby. By this marriage or « ...