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... any letter was written to Ur. Coppinger, Roman Catholic Bishop of Cove, and whether any ansaer was received from him ? Mr, Hardy replied that lie had sent the letter to the Post Office, but there was no answer, on which lie was re- ' quest.d to wiitc Dr ...
... early possible, through their respective Bookseller-, or by applying BK.MIUM auu HARDY, NO. Cecilia-street, Dublin. This day published by R. M. IMS, do, Grattou-street, and THOMAS HURST, EOUARDCIJANCE, and Co. London TURKISH POLITICS Poetical Trifle, by R ...
... Cotgrave Barnes Thomas, Bradshaw John, Nottingham Brewster Edward, Ratclitfe Burrows J. Holme Pierrepont Butler Robert, Carlton Mor ley John, Cotgrave Morlcy Hit-hard, Sncinton Morris William, Cotgrave Morris Thomas, Cotgrave Moi rio Thomas, Morris Henry ...
... addressed by the Rev. B. T. Haslewood, the Rev. J. T. Paterson, the Rev. S. Jackson, the Rev. David Duncan, Dr Brown, and the Rev. Thomas Straiten, whose several appeals to the assembly, illustrative of the present state of the question, and to shew the urgent ...
... pious hope, which . afford solace to his relations and friends.—Mon- sgag 76, Mrs Punahoo, widow of the late Mr Thomas ult. aged 66, Mr Thomas Dickinson, I imTiir between that place and Hartlepool.—Sunday MrAJaiaeder Wilson, aged Monday last,in childbirth ...
... flitelhinson ; Blackett and Radley, Smith, from Newicastle :Fortitude, Bell, from ShieldIs, at Memel. Aspasiis, B~urdes ; Malta, Hardy, from S .deland, at Cuxhaven, Beaver, Halbiert, from New- castle :Stansfield, Heppel, from Sunderland, at Hlelv'oet. Williams ...
... Arians were put to death ; in short, intolerance seemed to be one the vices of human nature, though no one would now be found hardy enough to avow that he acted upon it. But at present every Stale in Europe professed and practised toleration, from the Alps ...
... Arrived the Attwoud, Stranack, and the Maas. Blake, from Rotterdam: Belfast, Major, and Lord Melville, Middleton, from Calais ; Thomas Mauldon, Wales, from Bremen : Augnstc, Calboge. from Gravclines; Betsey, Lankin, from Terceira; A-trcs, Partridge; Anna, Smidt; ...
... Savoy. . Vn’.s. 9 and 10. Augustus Von Kotzebue. Vol. 11. John OtstciiTos, William Gifford, Thomas Eluwood, Vol. 12. Lewis Holberc, Vol. 13. James Hardy Va.ux, Vols. 14 and 15. Edward Gibbon, Vols. Ifi and 17. Benvenuto i.ini, Vol. 18. James Lackington ...
... lamented, Mr Win. Hardy, and on Saturday, aged 83, Mr Christopher WbeWun, many years assistant beadle at Gateshead Church.—On the tilt., Mr Andrew Kennedy, ef Chowden, in the parish of Lamesley, aged 72.—At Whitby, lliureday week, aged 71, Thomas classical teacher ...
... in this establishment will received by the Royal College of Surgeons, and the Society of Apothecaries London. On Wednesday, Thomas Winkless was committed by James Weare, Esq. of Coventry, on a charge of embezzlement preferred against him on the part of ...
... from Newcastle, at Dunkirk. April 11, Effort, Elly, from Sunderland, at Gibraltar. March 25, Aspasia, Burdes; and Malta, Hardy, from Sunderland 28, Isabella, Embleton ; 30, and Richmond, West, from Newcastle Parker, Street!; Merchants’ Friend, Lawson; ...