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... £356. To liquidate thit, fc ldonatious and subscriptions have been received to the at ansosintof about £100; and the Rev. Thomas Allin, of Ci tLiverpool, was also invited to preach in aid of thse cause r ,of Sabbath; tuition. -The Rev, gentleman delivered ...
... Stralsand-Maria, Kraap. Emobdeu-Getru da, Timnmerman . Iiorsens-J ud i nn, A ss, mussen. Riga-Houghton, Ranson. lhfeesel-Veflus, Hardy. Dantzig-Elizabeth, Voss. Stralsend-V row Natina, Saathoff. Chareezte-Fanny Voase, Lister. Stocic- 1kelmn-Truelove, Leedom ...
... wvill of cotrire be a contest for~ rlor os- this borough. It is saidi that Mnr. Starkeie goes out. The iris fiends of John Hardy, Esq. tire Recorder of Leeds, wish. Eve Irlim to come forward again ; but it is said lie hiss no chrance, mci and will not ...
... united kingdom, constituting and tli h- aP~ointiag. the right lion. Sir, James Robit. Geo. Graham; i ofBart. ; Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, tart. K~.C.B. Rear .~I its Admiral of th I'White Sqhbadron of his MajestyI's Fleet;, 6e is Sir Samnuel John Brooke ...
... andWtEsq;- Martin c l Stapylton, Eeq.; Godfrey W. W~entworth, Esq.; John n n Hardy, Esq.; Francis Maude, Esql; E Strickland, Esq.; t -Edward Baines, Esq.; San. Clapham, Esq ; Thomas Y Badger,. Esq.; - Dundas, Esqi. ; J. S. Walton, Esq,; ard Aldermen Hotharn ...
... representation of tse towti, irn thre ~don Dr. event of a dissolution. vr er EXTRAORDINARY SrEEPr.---Ons Tuesday week, sqr e, Mr. Thomas Devis, of Skibeden, sold at Skipton fair, a obas as lamb with six horns ; three on each side of the head, most fstI le beautirully ...
... int th f. 7 i strbourc'T The alarm'was immediately given, and after a is shoritt tdie-be'lewas tairen out of the water. Mi. Hardy, I L Utoe surgdi' , wa'6 immnediately on the spot, and used the msu eans of recoveiy in such cases, hut, ise are sorry 'w leto ...
... wvould see thle necessity of con fining itself strictly to St M the question befirre it. [The matter then dropped I tc le Mr. Thomas Thomspson, (merchant,) moved an amend- , os ment regarding the members of the committee, whichal a- after some conversation ...
... town, to come forward. lt,1 to declined the honour, on account of ill health. Tibe i- at formers have a second candidate, Mr. Hardy, of ll,il, d Walker Ferrand, Esq.- of Harden Grange, and pio,'ct d member for Tralee close borough (Ireland), is likensij0 ...
... destiny. At the close of ro- the inquest. thcsjury returned a verdict of-died from theb hi cued firing of a pistol by the Rev. Thomas Iveson with intent hce and malice aforethoughit-The prisoner, who is about 34 ave years of age, is remanded for examination ...
... Nelson, Daniel Dove, James Story, John Pape, Jeremiah f Smith, Thomas Barman, George Dixon, Joseph Brown, John Hewland, John Grocock, Thomas Youil (sued as 0 Thomas Youell), Joseph Hurst, Thomas Smithson, John o Simpson,Jolin Sherlock, and W. J.Croft.-John ...
... e, Cilv. money scrivenerâWilllim Hejlifriee, Grosvenor-street West. Pimlico, wire workerâWilliam Butler, Little Saint Thomas Apostle, City, painter and glaxierâJohn O. Kettle. Soothampton-atreal. Strand, tailorâWm. Coles, jun. Mincing-lane, b ...