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... vweek, aged .55 Mrs Jane Hardy, widow of MIr James Hardy, of Gateshead, ?? Wednesday last, John, only son of the late Mr John Ovston, of Sunder- laud, stone mason, aged 17.-On the 5th inst. at Bishopwear- m1outh, geod 79, MNr Thomas Cooper, ship-owner; same ...
... Any false entry ■ nsjects Ihe Master forfeiture of package not descnbeit to forfeited. Tuesday, line new ship, named (he Thomas Jackson, admeasuring ions, «s lanacbed from Ibe Mr. Ed ...
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... considered it to be for the good of the country that the peculiarity shotald be kept up. It was the language of a bold, a hardy, anti a virtuous race, who wr fond of it. He had heal d a story which occurred in the American war, Of some one of our Highland ...
... of bacon which. lay contiguous to the door, with pe Plae which he made his escape. had r low, of Onl Monday last 'William Hardy alias W-illiam Harding,Saf Thoinas Salt, and William White, convicted, at out late Borough alarmn Robert Sessions of larceny ...
... third to James. Paterson, Over- toun; the fourth to Andrew Ballantine, servant with Hugh Mitchell, farmer, Hole; the fifth to Thomas Allan, Whins- te know; and the sixth to Andrew. Black, servant with. Air. Scott, Westm ais.-A party of the Members of the ...
... of 800,000 Polish fiorin.s, to public in Stitutioms.-On the 5th inst. at Hmrnbnrgh, Mr B. W. Hardy, mate of the ship Edei, of London, and son ol Mrs Hardy, o; tbe Ousebuin, near this town, much regretted. He met with his un- timely death by the ice g ...
... killing and slaying.-Sarahoats, for arson.-N1m. Bennett, Wmn. her in Lingard, and Saml. Jackson, for higliway robbery.-Thos. Hardy, a Wm.Hlardy, &Charles ?? Craven, for burglary.-.Tho,. ?? for ?? Goodridge, Wn. Rodgers, and John Rowland alias Gibson, for ...
... Assizes, sentence of Deat was recorded 0 , aainst Reuben Bishop, Thoomas Butler, James Smith, end John i ?? for house-breaking; Thomas Light, atd Anthony Mane I .teea Gardener. for horse-stealing; and Mary Ann Ittg, for felony -At the Worcester Assizes, an ...
... The Forte, 46, is corn- missionedby Captain Jeremiah Coghlan. C. B. for the South American station, the appointment of Sir Thomas Staines to the command at Gibraltar being abandoned for the pre- sent. Lord Amelius Beaticlerk, it is said, is appointed to ...
... in, at Wydah.- Magico, of I f the Havantah, 130 tons, Juza, waster, with five guns, and 35 men.-Eliza, Portuguese, of St. . Thomas's, about SO tons; De Soura, owner, IWydah.-Bienfaisant, of Rochelle, not fully fitted, Ibut supposing to be slaving.-Active ...
... they will remain until their several sentences pal of transportation can be further carritd into efl'et, viz. Thomas an,( 9and K1iIM= Hardy, for 7 Years; and XWilliam ingard, for life. ele o YeSterday the following rovicts were remo'sd from the said smn ...