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... Sonne, London Messenger, Mortimer d° Peter & Maria, Hintz d° Rachel, Chadwick Guard, Adam Hull Gleadow, Taylor d° Thorp, Hardy d° John & Elizabeth, Newcastle 14 Maria, Daniels . Messina Thirza, Rogers London^ Simeon, Room d° BroJLhecs, Walling d 8 Altingwell ...
... 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 ...
... rye faith. It peaceful lies, And tells to man htaf glorious destinies. Naval Anecdote.—ln die reign of Queen Anne, Captain Hardy, whose ship was stationed at Lagos Bay, happened receive undoubted intelligence arrival of the Spanish Galleons, under the ...
... Eleven o’clock in the Forenoon SAMUEL DEVER1LL Mayob April 21 1825 Samuel Deverill Mayor WILKINS THOMAS WAKEFIELD JAMES SEVERN CHA8 SPENCER JOSEPH PEARSON THOMAS CROWTHER O RICHARDSON THOS c SMITH W TRENTHAM JAMES DAIE JOSEPH CHURCHILL J L WRIGHT and CO WNN’ER ...
... .osborn, , Montague Cholmele . y, W. A. Ingilby, l! s t Gregor G Tuttlill E ', L. D. stott, youngest daughter of the late Thomas Martin, Esq. of Grace; ty W. Clayton, J. Pollen, C • ehurch-street..n--At Mitcham the Rev. George Burghs, Vicar of , p ,, ...
... -Whittinghsreu, gi ocer tolhisMujesty, 1G. Rt. aind Crows. Latchflord, spur-maker ta the Sting, s plain1 Crowrn, and G.R. Hardy &. P.ge, cutlars tollie King-a large projecting Imperial Crown. - Rawkes and, Alosely, arsny-eccoutrement-mnoers to his Mojesty-A ...
... among others, the Earls of Fingall and Ken- anre, Lords Gorunoston and Killeen, Hon. Mr. Browne, l lion. Mr. Preston, Sir Thomas Esmonde, Sir John Burk, nmd the Irish Catholic Bishops now in London. i The c :idress, after setting forth the loyalty and ...
... Dated this day, April 20,1825. Stated, JOHN WILKINSON, No. 2, White Horse-street, Cornwall-road. Witncsjea,' ft, J. Boyce and Thomas Wh.kinson. WHEREAS Wife, ELLEN TIERNEY, separated herself from ffle, without just cause, and having contracted debts in my ...
... Theatre: , Ql l Stuiday . las4 at Ealing, George, youngest son of mr , Hardy, St. Paiil's ehurch.:yard. Early on Sundky.mOrning lasf,', at kis li6use, \'eve=in on e ; green, Mt. Thomas Marshall, of No. 21, Hucklersbury, in Rat oat:- On the 13ch ito . t. ...
... Feb. 28, lat. 6, N. long. 23; Hercule., Kerr, from Cork for Dominica, March 22, lat. 45, long. rl ; Thomas Burrow, Dawson, from Liverpool for Sr. Thomas's, March 28, lat. 44, lo ng. 17. TIOLTHIAD, APRIL 23. Wind E., blowing hard, rainy dark weather. The ...
... Simeon lloileau, Joseph Meara, J. M. Pike. 'lliomas Pirn, •losepli Robinson Pirn, J. Hancock Stanley. Graves Chamnuy Swan, Thomas Tilly, Isaac Todhunter, John Walsh, Michael Yates, Esqrs. James Perrier, John Foltrell, James Gray, William Hanrick, D. Henchy ...
... scratch again. On the 15th instant an Inquest was held at Llanvibaselet-Crieeswey, rear Mermen:ly, on view of the body of Thomas Powell, whose' death was the of a ferocious attack made open him the premding day, Ch r istopher. The' tidy rammed a verdict ...