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... Crieff and Daheoch, in the hands ot K. 11. Mos- CiiIEFF. Writer in Perth ; those the Roads from 1 er.h to Dundee, in the hands Thomas Dl'scan', riter m lVr‘h ■ those the Pontage of the New Bridge of Barn, . in the hands Peddik, down Clerk of Perth; and those ...
... other worics in that lalguage, the completion of some of which, statlt his return to India. Same day, at Rotherham, Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Shef- field, draper, to Miss Elizabeth Caldwell, eldest daughter of Mr. Williamn Caldwvell, of the former plaes, innkeeper ...
... Loudon otlei--house, Ludgate Hill ; Lord Rolle in the Chair. A Report was read by Mr. Pollock, which was approved of. Sir Thomas Lethbridtre and Mr. Baring sjioke in favour of the measure. Mr. Inglis and Mr. Burridge expressed themselves averse from the ...
... Woodtrrd, Thomas Chapman. j_1 of Mechlenburg-enuare, eldest son of Edward Chapman. Eaq. cf Wbrtby, ia this aounty , to Maria *« * pas. to Mm Fatrgray, of tba MM place. ?? , daughter of Mr. Was. Morley , mtrchaa t Ob Thursday, at Botkertum. Mr. Thomas Hardy ...
... Handled by - 2.. ally ditto 3. Cribb - ditto 4. Neptune - ditto S. Jerry - ditto - 6. Nelson ditto r - Thomas Ewit Charles llowill. William Forster. Thomas King. John Childers. William Wikeley. This singular contest was productive of great interest, and the ...
... unnatural crime; Joseph Kaye, with maliciously cutting Henry Lee; and Ann Franks, Mary Franks, and Thomas Hebden, witli arson. David Smith and John Hardy, charged with robbing John Miirgatroyd, were acquitted, Richard Grime, charged with house-breaking ...
... by striking him on the head with a wooden clog. They were also charged on the Coroner's Inquest with the same offence. Mr. HARDY stated the case, and gave an outline of the facts, as detailed in the following evidence : Ann Lee--I am the widow of the deceased ...
... last, on board the Melpomene, which sailed soon after. During the embarkation, a hand music played national airs, and the hardy adventurers were saluted with the firing of cannon. —Sherborne Mercury. The Nottingham trade is so good, that many females ...
... DIVIDENDS. Thomas Ryder and James Nasmyth, of Fenchurch-street, merchants, April 26, at ten, at Basingliall-street.—Warham Jemdlett Thowne and William Kermode, of Liverpool, merchants April 27, at twelve, at the office of Mr. Massey, solicitor, Liverpod ...
... on England 1---81 at 3 I---9 at 6 Do. on Bengal 104 at 107 Mad. Rs.. per 100 S. Do. on Bombay par- APPOINTIMWT. Mr. James Thomas, Junior •Assistant. to tke Accountant General. The' latest accounts we have semi firma thetle lump proceeding by water, are ...
... matter of so much importance, but was decidedly of opinion that the question of the Corn Laws ought to be set at rest. Sir Thomas Lethbridge wished to know whether the Hon. Member who had given notice of a motion counted upon the support of bis Majesty's ...
... l'eoviL April 30. William Carter, iun. Nuneaton, fl arwick, silk-rnanuticturer, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' CAitirt. April 26. Thomas Ryder and James Nasmyth, Fenchnrch-street, merchants, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. April 26. Warham Jetomett Browre and ...