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... Solicitor, Mr. James, Bucklersbury. THOMAS WILLIAM SMITH. of Fenchurch-street, watch-maker, Jan. 7, 14, and Feb. 7, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basingltall-street. Solicitors, Messrs. Shepard, Thomas. and Lenard, Cloak-lane. WILLIAM ...
... Mackenzie, Esq., to be his Majesty's Consul-General in Hayti, to reside at Port-au-Prince. DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. DEC. 26.—D. Hardy, Briston, Norfolk, bombasin-manufacturer. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. A. Morton and Co., Wellingborough, bankers. BANKRUPTS. R. ...
... was the opinion of the Meeting that a Petition i.elated an absurd tale about the death of this great Monarch. DEC. 26.—D. Hardy, Briston, Norfolk, bornbasin-manufacturer. Banbury, Gillett and Co. London, Everett and Co. and Three o'clock is the best time ...
... Esq. to be his Majesty's Consul-General «. ' • ■ ,-r -gr-ra BANKRUPTS. Robert Camplin, Goldsmith-street, silk-manufacturer Thomas Smithy Fenchurch-street, watch-maker John Archer, Judd-street, tailor Archibald Corbett, Friday-street, merchant Joseph Barber ...
... appoint Charles Mackenzie, Esq. to be his Majesty's Consul General in Hayti, to reside at Port-au-Prince. INSOLVENCY. Daniel Hardy, Briston, Norfolk, bombasin.manufacturer. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. A. Morton, A. Rodick, C. Morton, and E. L. Rodick, Wellingborough ...
... coinpromised b2tween the parties.-71ava. A deputation; cansissing of Meows. Fitch and Parry, of Aveley, from the tenants ot Sir Thomas Lennart', waited the Baronet. and represented that the very great dillicultica Otto which his tenantry were thrown suddenly ...
... VlT:2 llo4 =Woolleal lat t ilwEallW ' Attys. Mane. • Lamb& SHICREY WXN :1101taTTIIMITtr=.. ROGOW I CH A LoNER. THOMAS RIPIWORTH, THOMAS ha is JOHN HARTLEY, York. llth Joe. awl IA & 11th M. at the Home, —Attie. Word A Omega. Yoh. NATHAN. CATENAGH, WILLIAM ...
... Tenenffe ; Vriendschap, Valorn, for Nantes*, Edward, Genunioe, for Siena Leoue;-Sireoe, Faillant, for Calais; and the Franklin, Hardie, for New Orleans. Cleared Outwards to Irelandl Hector, Nicholls, for Dublin, Ogilby. FROM LLOYD’S BOOKS. The Don, Hall, from ...
... disfigured that fair portion the British Empire, condemned to sterility tier fertile soil, and sunk abject misery her active, hardy , and sagacious people. The injurious effects brought upon the whole community, bv the unjust aad impolitic coercion a portion ...
... Wilkinson Hardie. of the Regiment of -Artillery, aged 21. whose Liss is deplored, and mutt deservedly so by all who had the pleasure of knowing bun. At Kundallali. at t o'clock ii, the afternon of Christmas-Doi:Mr. George Mount, Clerk of St. Thomas's Church ...
... SIR THOMAS HARDY. On the month, flinner Edml>uri;h tin* First Lord th** Admirnliv, the Naval Club of Scotland. were npwnrdi of fifty Admirals and Captains present; and alter usual round oftimsls had hee«i given. Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy’s health ...
... Wymondham. Yesterday sennight, at Gorleston, Mr. John F. Cooper to Miss Mary Gilliam, both of Yarmouth. On Wednesday last Mr. Thomas Seaman to Miss Ann Maria Davey. and third daughter of Mr. Wm. Davey, tailor, of Wymondham. At Yarmouth : — Mr. John Botw rightto ...