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... Treasury Department of the Navy. A Board Admiralty, consisting of Sir James Graham, Bart. (First Lord), and Rear-Admirals Sir Thomas Hardy and and as, arrived the George Inn, on an official visit to this port. The civil departments of the navy, formerly called ...
... the pitiless showers with gran patience. About one o’clock Sir James Graham, First Lord of the Admiralty, accompanied by Thomas Hardy, Admiral Dundas, Hon. Capt. LUioct, Lord Adolpiuts Fitrclarcnce, Sir Charles Paget, ana other naval officers, arrived at ...
... successor. A correspondent says. Lord John Ru'sell is certainly to married to Miss Hardy. The young ladv is the second daughter of Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, a daughter of the late honourable Admiral Sir George Cranfield Berkeley and Lady ...
... who had frequently borne arms against them.— French Paper. Died, yesterday morning, at Pimlico, in his 82d year, Mr Thomas Hardy. Mr Hardy was the founder of the London Corresponding Society, and was, with Mr Horne Tooke, Mr Thelwall, Mr Holcroft, and eight ...
... Cassel’s Place John Stewart Forbes, Baronet, banker Alexr. White, merchant Thomas Pasley, merchant George Forbes; banket George Bel 1 , merchant Thomas Allan, merchant Thomas Haig, Bonnington Distillery Joint 11, Wood, merchant Adam Hay, banker James ...
... Niddrymains John Wotherspoon, Liriclaw Thomas Cunningham, Lookaboutye Thomas Millar, Bumshot John Comb, Mannerston Matthew Wilkie, Eastcrmains James Wilkie, lllieston P. Thomson, Hangingside Geo. Henderson, Duntarvie Thomas Paterson, Ttinlaymire M’illiam Todd ...
... J Robert Hardy Richard 11. Ilepple Christopher Hudson U. Hulton William Lloyd Fitzwilliam Mansell John Troy .Martin . John Abraham Mason George Patrick Nicolson Henry Powell Nathaniel Rogers or inET.A»n. George Hill Adams . De Tetano. Thomas Allen . ...
... Mobooch— For Messrs Mm. Moodie, Christonbet Wood, jtm., Wm. Wood, John Hardie, John Dudgeon, ThomLs Hardie, .1. M.cWe, Robert D. Mensiea, George Wauchope, Richard Alex. Millar, and Thomas Pasley. The reasons ot protest That this pretended meeting oftheCompany ...
... Wheat straw, loads, sold from Is. to 2s. Oat straw, 5 loads, from 2s. 6d. to 2s. 9d. per thrave. SEQUESTRA TIOJV. January 10. Thomas idd, candlcmaker, Perth— Creditors to meet in the Salutation Inn, tbrre, Jan. and 2d February, one o’clock. MEETINGS. &C. ...
... speaks as if had little no •int and the plant from tempers:e East Indies (the neighbourhood Imbal it may possibly sufficiently hardy.— * Maya 'int' for Fciruary. MARKETS. itii, February 23.—There was l&rjre qnrn*ai market, which sold somewhat heavily • ; current ...
... goods—Two Brolhcn, Frame, Aberdeen, grain—Countess of Selkirk, Monro, Easdale, slates. 26. Neptune, Scott, Banff, gtsin- Thomas, Anderson, Eusdaie, slates—St Giles, Spsi, Arbroath, goods—Elizabeth and Grace, Pring, hot. donderry, oats 28. Gipsy, Kincaid ...
... of the congregation Wigton, against a decision of the Presbytery Wigton, in refusing to sustain a call given by them to Mr Thomas Nicol, to he their pastor, although he had been elected by a great majority. It appearing that great irregularities had taken ...