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... disfranchise, totally in part. Six the largest class frigates are fitting out for the Scheldt, under the command of Sir Thomas Hardy, for the express of enforcing the determination of Congress. It is stated that this expedition with the perfect concurrence ...
... of the largest class of frigates are fitting oat fur the same destination, sod are to he placed under the command of Sir Thomas Hardy. We understand our contemporaries are in error in making these announcements. —Courier. We understand that the Prince of ...
... of the largest class of frigates are fitting out for the same destination, and are to be placed under the command ef Sir Thomas Hardy. We understand, however that both our Contemporaries are in error in making these announcements.— Courter, . German Papers ...
... Monday last, Mr. John Hunting Pantry, to Miss Wincy Richardson, both of Gainsburgh. On Monday last, at Sculcoates church, Thomas Skinner, Esq. of Kirton Lindsey, to Susanna eldest daughter of Christopher Spring, Esq. of Brigg. On Thursday the 10th inst ...
... Clark, in his-717124year. week, in the neiahbour of On Wednesday Glasgow, of the typ hus fever, Mr. Henry Hardy, exciseofficer, son of Mr. John Hardy, woolstapler, Mill gate, Newark. He was greatly respected. At Newark, on Sunday last, Ann, wife of Mr. Benjamin ...
... Mansfield, and will opened for divine worship on Good Friday, tho Rev. James Rosser, of Derby. Justice Room.â On Monday, Thomas Proctor was convicted in £lO, for hawking without a license, at Mansfield Woodhouse. says is a native of Barton.âOn Tuesday ...
... Esq. of Biggin, to Miss Bowler, of Coideaton. At Chesterfield, on Saturday last, Mr. Thomas Parkison, to Miss Jane Gill. At Chesterfield, on Monday last, Mr, Thomas Widdowson, to Miss Susannah Gelsthorpe, both of Hasland, near Chesterfield. DIED. On Friday ...
... Yard and Paddock 1 21 Baxter's Piece, Pasture 4 0 S The Home Piece, ditto 6 3 25 William Jackson's Garden 0 15 Thomas Motley's ditto 0 1 8 Thomas Motley's Close, Arable 0 The Five Acres, ditto I 16 The Seed Piece, Seeds 3 3 25 The Mill Piece, Pasture ...
... instant, Mr. Samuel Goodwin, olnesday the 9th instant, in the neighbourhood of ▪ of typhus feter, Mr. Henry Hardy, Excise officer, Mr. John Hardy, woolitapler, of Mill Gate, Newark. greatly mptete d for his int egrity and upright con:w 10th instant, at ...
... Carriages, Harness, Esc. Will be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. WHITE, On Thursday the 17th Day of March, DO I, upon the Premises of Mr. Thomas Parkin, at Dinnineton, in the County of York—the joint property of Mr. Parkin and Mr. Nettleship, of Blyth (who are each declining ...
... ever produced in this empire. It was grown in the season 1830, for the first time it was ever produced in Great Britain, by Thomas Dereiszy, Esq. of Clobeman Hall, Essex, who obtained the seed through a friend of his at Rotterdam, whither it was imported ...
... dispose of it to them. On obtaining the arsenic, they purchased two cups, and entering a field adjoining the farm of Mr. J. Hardy, mixed the poison with water and drank it off. They proceeded to the lodge of Mr. Lloyd, at Welcombe-hill, and requested of ...