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... Argosy, Martin ; 89. Freedom, Green ; Joshua and Mary, Newton ; Caroline, Hutchinson. 24. From Wisbeorr—Margaret, Riches; Thomas and Elisabeth, Pnrrott; William and Ami, Wood; 29. Humility, Cawthorue. 26. Froui Wells—Two Sisters, Wild ; 27. Wellington ...
... Petersburg London Charles, Scarborough Ditto Ditto 16. Prov, Goodwill. Briggs Riga Hull Susannah, Hardy Petersburg Ditto Providence, Wilson Ditto Ixmdon 10. Thorpe, Hardy Metnel Hull Ellen, Stone house Petersburg London SO. Eerriby, Stewart Ditto Ditto Elizabeth ...
... Black- Irian Hoad, Surrey, draper. .fVvat ftilwrdrtp** Ornette, 87. BANKRUPTS.—F. Blunt,of Cornbill, London, optician— J. Thomas, of Leicester linen draper—C. Niveir, of Hoi born Bridge. oil broker—J. la—cli of Little Guildford-street, Surray, limber ...
... Beverley Hill, and Samuel Howarth, for stealing an umbrella, the property of John Braithwaite; Thomas Harris, for stealing Julbs. weight of iron, the property of Thomas and Jane Brown; and James Metcalf, for stealing mahogany plank, the property Matthew Hodgson; ...
... BLet Kegt. to Miss Mary Hounsfield, of this place. On the Bth the Rev,.Thomas Carhut, of BeJiier. to Miss Chambers, the Ladles* Seminary, Hall, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Chambers, of the extensive Iron works Thorm-liHe, near this town. On ihe ...
... quantity wood, the property of Mr. Thomas Greenwood, of Halifax, cabinet-maker. Not Guilty. Hannah Townend, 56, was charged with stealing cheese, the property of Mr. Robert Mawson, of Bradford. Imprisoned days. Thomas Lister, 46, was charged with stealing ...
... seated on sofa. The air is exceedingly graceful. The print, which has been engraved under the immediate superintendence of Sir Thomas Lawrence, is, of course, a correct copy of the celebrated picture which has excited such great and deserved admiration. is ...
... chosen, and Mr. Hardy and his partner, were employed Solicitors. On the Bth of Oct. the prisoner appeared before the Commissioners, and being charged with haying removed some goods of the bankrupt, the night, in the month of February; Mr. Hardy was appointed ...
... seriously ill. Two of the men e dressed in meek-, and the third in,a jack t. Saturday, the 3d jnst., Thomas Pulman, Northowram, innkeeper, was fined before Thomas Horton and Jobr, Dearden, Esqrg. two of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace, at Halifax, for having ...
... having rxi n ex|ires-s, ; l h to the emoluments of the office of coroner for the Coper Divinion ?? and Tiekhill, v. whkh Mr. Hardy was elected as successor to Mr. roster, deceased.it appears that the sum alliwe.! h-r one tear, from Oct. 30. WSS- to (fctob* ...
... Adwick-le-street, butcher, upon the King's highway, the 25th day October Jast. Mr. Blackburn for tbe prosecution, and-Mr, Hardy for the prisoner Campssll. leading circumstances of the case, detailed in the evidence, were as follow Mr. Peace, the prosecutor ...
... Revenue cutters, and some Dock-yard vessels, she was got off this morning, and we believe without receiving any damage. Sir Thomas Hardy struck his broad pendant yesterday, and was taken fo Portsmouth Sir Geo Leeds in his yacht. All the ships are gone up to ...