Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... am Esq. Mr. Ogg, NEW BAILEY Before ian able course of lectures on bers of the Institution, Major Thomas Richard or Van Breda, of Ghent, Sir of Thomas Hardy. vttivrew, Dawid Pollock, Esq. mediately appeared Phe fire having been previously ' case, He stated ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... MARRIAGES. DEATHS. Thursday, the 14th instant, Mr. Naish’s, Wootton Wawen, Eliza Hardy, of Hackney, Middlesex, daughter of the late Thomas Hardy, Esq. of Jamaica, aged 24 years. On the Ifiik instant, at Shipstou-upon-Stour, Worcestershire, where he had ...
... DREADFUL IT AT ST. THOMAS’S. We arc favoured with a variety letters the Leeward Island mail this morning, giving details dreadful lire at St. Thomas’s. About one half of the town has been destroyed. The estimated loss is nearly two millions dollars. One ...
... oar readers is with orach lay following St Thomas’s Some allusion to it contained in of letter from Lloyd St one-third of Thomas' fteigh-bouring half state number of destroyed the fire order ' A file of paper El Colombmoto 10tn February Tuesday contains ...
... If to W E DRAPERY Glove and ' LEICESTER Thomas offer bet rapport experienced commencement la purchased the iu other mat article T solicit atteu tioa Irish French cambrics Ac Ac Country Cloths Kerseymeres cords of in waistcoatings London made silk Hats ...
... Lunatic Asylum- House Visitors and Inspectors both Hospitals, next week, *■**■>* Thomas Greenwood, J. Glenve, W. Goodall. J. Grave, T. aim P. Glover.—Physician, Dr. Hardie.-Surgeon, Mt. Rev. R. Bradley. ...
... commission-merchants. March 25—Joseph Vale and James Hardy, Birmingham, silver-platers. ' Feb- I.—William and James Coxon, Spondon, Derbyshire, bobbin-net or twist-lace, machine-manufacturess.. March 25 Thomas Forrest and Edward Forrest, Birmingham, ale and ...
... Sanders, of Mary la-bonne-street, milliners.—W. Warburton and J. Goss, of the Bfinories, ship-chandlers.—Joseph Vale and James Hardy, of Birmingham, silver.platers. —Robert Hopwood and R. H. Fatness, of Bridlington, Yorkshire, tallow-chandlers.—J. H. Child ...
... Friends Of Messrs. Thomas DA: NIEL & Sons, for their early favours to this Vessel. FOR CORK, . The Brig WOODLAND CASTLE, ROBERT CHRISTIAN, Master; Will sail early in April.—For Freight or Passage apply to . , March 25. JOHN P. HARDY. FOR DUBLIN, The Brig ...
... BenjamtnCtough, Wtsleyan Methodist to Margaret, second daughter of Mr. Wm. Morley, merchant. Someday, at Bother horn, Mr. Thomas Hardy,-qf Sheffield, draper, to Miss Elizabeth Caldwell, eldest daughter of Mr. Wm. Caldwell, of the former place, Innkeeper ...