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... S.s exors. Spalding Plowright Thomas Pinchbeck Digby Richard ditto Pickworth Thomas Surfleet Dann Daniel ditto Perkins Samuel Tborney Dieppe Thomas ditto Pratt Maydwell Deeping Fen Decamps D. M. Deeping Fen Rosbe Thomas Spalding Doubleday Robert Gosberton ...
... COLLET J. H. THOROLD H». HEA LV EMPSON / Wm. SHIELD RICHd. ELLIS / CHAs. REESBY J. CHOLMELEY/ Wm. MUSSON H. W. SIBTHORP/ J No. HARDY S HOPKINSO/ Wm. ROBINSON B. BROMHEAD/ W DOLBY W WELBY THOs. LOWRY ROBt. CR3cR/FT JOS. ROBERTS BACON hTcJCMAN J. C. BEASLEY ...
... possessed of property but for the last two years, his habits and pursuits have brought him under the notice of the police. Thomas Maynard, 36, was tried with two others, and convicted forging order for the sum of -£■1973 on the Receiver General of the ...
... the Celemelcy of the 36th Regiment, vim General Don. In the Court of Common Pleas on Thursday, an action was brought try Sir Thomas Croft, Batt. against Colonel Lyster, for criminal conversation with the plaintiff's wife, and the damage were laid at £lO ...
... Sherwood Rangers inspected by I.ieut.-Col. Thos. Wildman. 16. C lumber Troop of Sherwood Rangers inspected by lieutenant Colonel 'thomas Wildman, at East Retford. 17. The Rey. T. W. Wild, curate of Newark, struck blind by lightning, whilst reading the afternoon ...
... are used to do. A Key to the Clapham lloax.—Two gentleman who assumed the respective names of George Fredrick Seymour and Thomas Juak, have figured io the police reports this week in a must amusing manner. l'hey have evidently been the hoaxers of some ...
... the information which follows, through the kindness of the Mayor and Corporation of Leicester, who permitted Mr. Stockdale Hardy, on his behalf, to inspect such of their records related to the Progress above referred to. (c) Elder brother to Sir William ...
... the materials of political knowledge.— Standard. 3. LIEUT. HARDY's TRAVELS in the INTERIOR of MEXICO, in 1826, 1827, and 1828. In 1 vol. Bvo, with numerous illustrations, 16*. Lieutenant Hardy went out in tbe capacity of commissioner for the general Pearl ...
... Correspondence of Thomas Jefferson, late President of the United States, than whom few men have displayed greater energy, or more powerfully promoted the interests of their country, during very difficult and stormy times. Lieut. Hardy's Travels in the ...
... Lieut. Hardy's (a. travels just published. In the district of Sonora.a wild part Mexico, infested with savage animals, hydrophobia is common ; the lions, tigers, and wolves, &c. as well as the dogs,being frequently attacked with it. Lieutenant Hardy was ...
... Correspondence of Thomas Jefferson, late President of the United States, than whom few men have displayed greater energy, or more powerfully promoted the interests of their country, during very difficult and stormy times. Lieut. Hardy's Travels the Interior ...
... Wm. Hardy, of the Gallowtree-gate, in this town. At A\lestone, on Thursday, years, after a lingering iilne«s, deeply regretted, Mary Ann, eldest atll John Bass, farmer, that place. On Monday the at Horncastle, Lincolnshire, aged 53, Mr. Thomas Pollard ...