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... Andrew t. Thom1son, W. G. Prescott, Barett, Thomas Shiffer, o;. ]Aickaids, Solly, Robarts, M.P, Pascoe Grenfell, Q. Incrpoat, itonos Barrett, Stewart Marjoribanks, M.P,, G. Dyke toytl, Plendarves, G. Agar Ellis, Thomas Hancock. ,- ADIRnALsSl-Sr Robert Otvway ...
... reirort ives to Capt. DLI1In1' is to be cons- irisSiolredi immediately. 5 Jairfres Grlrlarki tire First J.rrd ,r inil Sir 'Thomas Hardy, of the Adnmirrlty, are exprected at this port inr a ferv days, on official in order has Ireen issuenl from tire Adlnmirailty ...
... months, do. do. Hugh Murray, 9 month,, do. do. Under Sentencefrom Lent Assizes, 1831. Under Sentence of Death:-John Kelly, Thomas Coll, Terence McMahon, John Teirney, Edward Boyle, Alexan- der Bunting, Malcom Bunting, for burglary; Simon Dogherty erty ...
... attended, that the usual sums for the church ser- vice, repairs, &c. were voted in the most harmonious and liberal manner. Mr. Hardy, the retiring Churchwarden, gave a very satisfactory report of the manner in which the cess oad been collected, leaving no ...
... Prin- gle, watch-maker, aged 3 years ; on the 3rd inst. Mrs Judith Ogden, aged 79 ; the same day, Airs Hardy, aged 4G ; on the 1st inst. Mvlr Thomas Harrison, aged S9), :Il ot Sunderland.- On the 5th ilst. at London, Mr John P'arton, master of the brig ...
... of a precautionary nature only, but it is said that a British fleet will certainly , put to sea shortly, and that Sir Thomas Hardy I will take the command.-Aforning paper. MR. SADLER AND HIS CONSTITUENTS.-The , honour able member haa been burnt in effigy ...
... probably, of a precautionary nature only, but it is said that a British fleet will certainly put to sea shortly, and that Sir Thomas Hardy will take the command. An Irish paper has announced the failure of the highly- respectable house of Kinahan aund Co. It ...
... Dundas. Lieut. R. M. Poulden, by Col, Sir A. Dickson. Lieut. Cherry, by Lieut.-General Corner. Lieut. George Morris, by Sir Thomas Hardy. Cornet Scovell, by Sir W. Jolifle, Bart. t Commissioner Deas Thomson, Accountant-General of the Navy, L bv the L- rd in ...
... undedstood they 'willI4 proceed on a four months' cruise, but their destination remains unknown. Sir ,John Gore and Sir Thomas Hardi are both spoken of as likely to have the command of this squadran, which is ex- pected to rende 2voUs off Cape 'St. incent ...
... :r.; preceutiionury nature only, but it is said that a British firet wiil e certainly put to sea shortly, arid that Sir Thomas Hardy will to take the command-Morhingpaper. VE ...
... Elizabeth 0 Brycn, Ellinor Campbell, Dowager Kinloch, Jouli Frederick Thynne, Frances Hotham, Louisa Kilderbee, Antrobus, Hardy, Frances Ley, C. Barham, Eliott Drrke, De Dunstanville, Feversham, Davy, Kilmaine, Henry O'Bryen, Cecilia Underwood, Henderson ...
... probably, of a precautionary nature only, but it is said that a British fleet wvill certainly put to sea shortly, and that Sir Thomas Hardy will take the ?? 'Paper. Wefeelthe greatest possible satisfaction in announcing that naval surgeons and assistant surgeons ...