... Aire, and the North by the New Road leading from Leeds to llkley, near Otley. Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Horsforth, w ill shew the Premises. For Particulars, apply Air. Thomas Potts, of Cannon Hall. Cannon Hall, April, 1830. (CIRCULAR.) pHE following Statement ...

... James Morton, R. N. Carr, Dan. Murphy Robert Ilonair Thomas Fit: John OsbornV Janies Murphy, Wm. Becky, J. Hewitt, D. Done P. Barry, John Evans, Reuben Harvey, G. Callaghan, Anthony Perrier, Thomas Deane, Joseph K, Cummins, Alexander Deane, George Atkins ...

... Cancellor. Hardy Edward Webb and John Raynes Hayward, attorneys. Sic. Bath, 6th March—Debts, & c . by E. W. Hardy. Hervey James and Robert, drysalters, Manchester, Slst Dec- Debts, &c. by J. Hervey. [Shrewsbury, Bth Oct. Jobson Joseph and Thomas Birch, dealers ...

... on the Nellgherry .7. silllvin, E q. B. W Poe, Esq..— J. A. R. Si 3li Eiisign Freese, 11) Captain Macleod, . Colonel Hardy, J Thomas. Philologos, Major Cliib'ey,. Captain Salmon, Captain Graham iii Mrs. Clow 3ll Caplako Lyons, Rope. 1 1 E. Frederick. ...

... proposed by the Chancellor of the Exchequer. Cork, 23d April, 1830, Francis Bernardßeamish, Samuel liane. Thomas Wise Nicholas Howell, William Clear, Thomas Harvey, John Moloney, John Robert liurke, Randall Howe, W. R. Hare. Henry Barry, Joseph Hargrave, Henry ...

... his wound, before Hardy could come him. They shook bauds silence; Hardy vain struggling to •uppress the feelings of that most painful and yet moment. “ Well, Hardy,” said Nelson, how goes the day with n» ?” “ Very well,” replied Hardy; “ ten ships hare ...

... curt . Mrs _Margaret _Baldersion , wife _of Mr John _Hendersun , _deeply _regretted . . ?? . ? . On . tlie 5 th _inst . Mr Thoma _* Morton _of _Ladybro , w , pariih _ot _Galnton , In Ilis 80 th year .. . Of 14 children ' he _liail'left 11 , _and of 74 ...

... visitation of God.” The parents reside in Earl-street. Saturday, another inquest was taken before the same coroner, at Air. Thomas Hardy’s, the Ancient Druid, Newcastle street, on view of the body of Elizabeth Harvey, it appeared that the deceased lodged with ...

... aker «a-he has complied with notice? *f The MAYOR—Read the notice for this Court, Hardy. ' Mr. GREGG—I call upon the Common-Speaker ply to my interrogatory. ' Mr. HARDY read the notice. Mr. GREGG—What are the names of the Members the Common Council who ...

... commissioners. The Memorialists think, that when you liave heard the facts and arguments of myself and my learned friend, Mr. Hardy, you will be induced to support the measure. The prayer of the memorial is~- Lord Wharncuppe : Why I, sitting here as chairman ...

... d PAtSSenR nv HULL-Fromt Goole: Junge Caroline, ,rRoosendaal, for Antwerp. Thomas Moulden, Brown;j *r Brunawicic, Kelsey; for Ilambro'. If GOOre.cj'Arrinerl-Unity, Bean; Thomas & Jane, Goste- lowv; from Spalding. Rose in June, Bowans; Providence, Brown ...

... and for viewing Harris's Estate to Mr. Walter Hardy, Auckland Mills, who will shew the same. Any further Particulars had by application, by k'tter, ppst- P a jd,) to Mr. KELLY, Solicitor, or to MX. THOMAS COYTF, Land-Surveyor, Modburv. '. JI April] 1830 ...