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... probably, of a precautionary nature only ; but it said that British fleet will certainly put to sea shortly, and that Sir Thomas Hardy will take the command.âMorning paper. Decision respecting the merits of the Pens NOW CONSTRUCTED TO SUPERSEDE PEN-MENDING ...
... Majesty's Maids of Honor, Lord Hill, Earl of Belfast, Prince Esterhazy, the Earl of Fife, Lord Amelius Beauclerk, S.r Thomas M. Hardy, Sir Henry Blackwood, Lord Hood, Sir Andrew Barnard, Sir Frederick Watson, Colonel Fitzclarence, Captain F. Fitzclarence ...
... probably, of apracautionary nature only but it is said that the British fleet will certainly put to sea shortly, and that Sir Thomas- Hardy will take the command.— Morning Herald. Gold Coin.—Preparations are making at the Bank for a considerable shipment of the ...
... Parliamentary Reform dined together at the Golden Lion, West NEHMEN, to celebrate the 36th anniversary of the sequindof Thomas Hardy, John Horne Tooke and John • clarge of constructive high treason. the chair, with Messrs. Thelwall aid / side. Coumos. ...
... Smithfield, to celebrate the 36th anniversary of tbe of Thomas Hardy, John Home Tooke and John luelwall. from a charge 'of constructive high treason. Mr. A. Galloway in the chair, with Messrs. Thclwall and Hardy either side. New College.—The Dean and Chapter of ...
... perhaps ever produced in this empire. It was grown in the season of tor the first time it was ever produced in Great Britain, by Thomas Derenzy, Esq. of Clobimon Hall, who obtained the seed through friend Lis at Rotterdam, whiiher it was imported from Shantang ...
... tell upon him and broke three of bis ribs, bis collar bone, his jaw bone, and one of his knees. He was removed to the house Thomas Williams, Llwyngwalch. attended by Mr. Haslam, of this town, and Mr Griffith Roberts, of Llanllyfni. The poor man, we are ...
... Grand Jury. Sir. John Meredith, of Tattenhall, Foreman. Thomas Alexander, Guilden Sutton. John Brassey, of Buerton. WUliam Done, Boughton. Roger Du'ton, Grafton. Richard Dutton, of King's Marsh. Thomas Finchett, of Kelsall. Samuel Gandey, of Acton. John Grice ...
... Edward Venables Townshend J. W. Currey ; Richard Cougreve, and Thomas Lyon, Esqrs i—The Rev. Prebendary Blomhelcl Rev. Archdeacon Clarke ; Rev. Dr. Tarleton; Rev. R. M. Feilden, and the Rev. Thomas Brooke. FELONIES. STEALING HORSE GEARS. Brnrey Dodd, 40, was ...
... Parma, or true skinless oat, is the most valuable crop ever produced in this empire. It was grown in the season of I&'h), by Thomas Derenzy, Esq. of Clobemon Hall, who obtained the seed through friend his at Rotterdam, whither it was'imported from Shaw tang ...
... Wales.—A correspondent of the Bristol Journal says— Having found the Chinese Green Tea Plant (camellia yiridis) to be more hardy than some ! other shrubs which endure the open air in this neighbourhood, 1 have tried it upon the Welsh mountains, and find ...
... imprisoned ; and there are now about 200 in prison to take their trials. -Fatal Occcrhekce—While Mr. J. Thomas, eldest son of the late Rev. J. Thomas, rector of Llanfrothen, Merionethshire, was out shooting on the 25th ult. his gun unfortunately burst, ...