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... cochineal,l ampbell. Rivers and t'o-6 .irons cotton; .( Nicholson; about to..* log! wood, .\ddi>un. * Devonshire, Carron, from St. Thomas, witlt 2.VJ pee* mahogany lor.l ,swire; do, Ha.hbone, Hro.her, ?. ri M' ,; l !•> Costa; 111 puns rum. Gibbs, Itright and oil ...
... Street of Nether Knutsford, in the County of Chester, now in the respective occupations ot Mr. John Banks, cheesefactor, Mr. Thomas Pass, tailor, and Peter Leather. This Lot will be also sold subject to the life of the said Ann Henshall, and is held under ...
... of Ravebglaas, with the I slate the perches, &c. have been minutely examined I gentlemen of that town, accompanied by Mr. | Hardy, ship-builder, of your port, and the result their , observations is, that secure anchorage may easily j found any sea-faring ...
... regard Brlerley TUESDAY March 30 Declarations of THOMAS Robert Liverpool hp broker CLARK Dover master mariner MARSH Edward George-street Hampstead-road master HOGDENS William Liverpool Bankruptcy Enlarged HARDY Wil'lam Kirkby-Moorside Yorkshire tailor from ...
... of Mr. Thomas Kirkbank, aged nine months. At Crosby Ravensworth, Westmorland, aged 73, Mrs. Revely, widow of the Rev. S. Revely, late Vicar of that place. Since onr last, at Uiverston, Richard Machcll, Esq. aged 85; Mrs. Mary Hall, aged Mr. Thomas Briggs ...
... hath by Indenture bearing date the Twelfth day of Jane, 1830, and made between the said SAMUEL COI.- LIER, of the first part, THOMAS LIGHTFOOT, of Liverpool, in the County of Lancaster, Wholesale Grocer, and JOHN AMISH, of the same place, Wholesale Grocer ...
... high and backward lands, anfong our hiHs, which fear must perish, oGcome almost entirely useless the owners. Overloading. —Thomas Hogarth, the dri- Britain Coach, was, the 5 fined, in this town, in the penalty for carrying two more passengers than Act ...
... Bit, araesad M( Deaths. pr el. Dublin: Published at the 'National Magazine-office,, 3, Cecilia. mlj hthe street. by P. D. Hardy, to whom All communications are to be ad. at ~.dressed; and by W.F. Wakeman. 9, D'Olier-street; Hurst. Chanee, In and Co. London; ...
... Total Total Accidents discharged Cured 1 OF RECOVERY Made Out-Patients Irregular Incurable 1 patients i in the House 11 1830 THOMAS TAYLOR the king his ministry is but too com to find that on tlie actions of fools depend events of the greatest im-acd the ...
... in the morning The is new and in good working condition The whole may be viewed any previous to the sale by ap plying to Mr Thomas of Stockport Accountant to the Estate Catalogues of the Property with any further particulars may be application to him or ...
... osUolia, .Mrs. Hobscm, (who also gamed the second and third prizes).— Cleranium, moranium, Mr. Thomas Knight.— cypripediuin calceohis, Mr. C. Moore. Hardy Shrub, rhododendron fragrans, Earlof Wilton. Basket flowers, F. liaylev, Esq KnniTS, &c—Best pine ...
... ember of new menotinto engravings, which for beauty of execution we have never surpassed. That of Rebecca and Ivanhoe, by Thomas Lupton, is a wonderful specimen of the art of engraving. The subject is taken from Sir Walter Scott's novel of Ivanhoe, and ...