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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 ...
... 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 ...
... probably of a precautionary nature only ; but it is said that a British fleet will certainly put to sea shortly, and that Sir Thomas Hardy will take the command.- - Morning Herald. Half sovereigns are no longer issued at the Rank of England, and they are di ...
... :r.; preceutiionury nature only, but it is said that a British firet wiil e certainly put to sea shortly, arid that Sir Thomas Hardy will to take the command-Morhingpaper. VE ...
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... Yorkshire, grocers—B. Holbrooke and W. Johns, Manchester, fustion manufacturers—J. Robinson and Son, Huddersfield, dyers --Hardy and Andrew, Stockport, cotton spinners- SCOTTISH SEQUESTRATION. D. T. Chambers, Glasgow, hat manufacturer. From LONDON GAZETTE ...
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... daughtei the late Thomas Esa. Spekelands. the ult. at M'ashingburmig'h, the Rev. Humphrey Mr. Heivsnn, aged seventylira, to .Mrs. Mary Skclton, of lleighington, aged seventy-three !—Lincoln Mercury. March 31st, at Aston. Mr. Joseph Hardy, Great pf Birtha ...
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... mistake, sod although these trials aie Is ai things now and the., yet th.boy. may jump oyethoat.l a. tiutck ». they like, a. Hardy has found wilt a way replace hem. I uketl quietly his room thu other day. mid the found letter written from Deans Dund.s, of ...
... 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 ...
... probably, precautionary nature only, but it is said that a British fleet will certainly put to sea shortly, and that .Sir Thos. Hardy will take the command. (Gayer Starbuck, lisq., agent for fdoyd’s at Milford, has had an apparatus made for working under water ...