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... for hire, but for l • * self. Chronicle. of Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Bart— At few minutes licfore 2 o’clock on Saturday afternoon, that meritorious and gallant officer. Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Mattennan Hardy. Bart. G.C.8., Governor the Royal Hos|*ita!, Grceimich ...
... Lilling, farmer and grazier, to Hannah, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Dresser, of Whenby. On Monday last, at the parish church, Howden, by the Rev. Thomas Guy, A.M., Mr. Thomas Saxelbye. of Kingston-upon-Hull, solicitor, to Mist* Mary Cocker, of ...
... Death in all cases, I find John Hardy supporting, in a speech, an Amendment of Lord Howick, to the effect that highway robbers guilty of personal violence, shall still be liable to be hanged. Was this the same John Hardy that stood on the Court House Steps ...
... 50 0 0 Thos. Shann do 25 0 0 Wm.Hey do 50 0 0 John Heaton do 26 6 0 Christopher Beckett additl 100 0 0 Thomas Blayds 25 per cent, additl. 50 0 0 Thomas Townend Dibb do 12 10 0 John Clark do 12 10 0 John Atkinson do 37 10 0 Wm. Osburn, Jun do 2 10 0 Edward ...
... Bueiness Stfrris&g. A CARD.— W. CARTER, Land Valuir, and Tithe Apfoetiomkk, Lightcliffe, near Halifax. Sev Music at Balf Price. THOMAS HARRISON, No. 153, Briggate, has received from London a Supply of >EW MUSIC to SELL at HALF PRICE. The Stock includes the ...
... by the corrector of their errors, Calaniy.— Literary Gazette. MEMOIRS ?? CORRESPONDENCE of THOMAS JEFFERSON, bte President of the United States. Edited by THOMAS JEFFERSON RAN. DOLPH. Complete in 4 vols. Bra. with portrait, and tac simile of the origiaal ...
... ills, cattle salesman. INSOt.VI MV. Thomas. Liverpool, ship broker—(lionets Clark, Dover, matter mariner—R. Ik Marsh, Hampstead road, drawing master Win. Hoilgcns, Liverpool, glass dealer. RANKHUPTCi ENLARGED. Win. Hardy, Kirkby Moorside, tailor, from April ...
... heard that Mr. Hardy has chal- JL lenged Mr. Hadfield to discuss the propositions :ontained in Mr. Hadfield's last Address. Why does not Mr. Hardy give a printed reply to a printed document ? rhis is not the first time we have heard of Mr. Hardy's :hallenges ...
... W. It. L. ScijeanlSOD, Esq. Admiral Soihcan. John Spencer Stanhope.Esq. W. R. C. Staosfield, Thomas Esq. Miles Stapleion, Esq. Martin Stapylton. Esq. Thomas K. Esq. K. Edward Taylor, Esq. Charles Tempest. Eq. J. P. Tempest, Esq. P. Thompson, Ksq. M.P ...
... Mr. Hardy gave but 17 votes; and on OH Of the most important divisions' of the previous Session, we find he gave but 16 votes. Thus it appears that as our Re- presentative he has attended to his duty 33 times out of 1 16. And where was Mr. Hardy on the ...
... Cartndksh stpinrr dealer ami chapman—Hardy Flower, Welling, Kent, chemist—Robert Whitaker, New Cavendish-Street, Portland-place, line*-draper—Richard Tucker and Thomas Tucker, Tower-Royal, City, wholesale stationers—Thomas Mitigate, Friday street, Manchester ...
... appraiser—Thomas Redhouse, lane, insurance broker. David Jones, Live, pool, furniture broker, Feb 23, 24, and March 22, at the larendon Rooms, Liverpool. Sols Messrs Bebh& Ganning, Great Marlborough street and Mr Armstrong, Liverpool. Thomas Harrison, ...