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... of ' 4l iceZ, E IPhYSICIait to 611th. above vacancy. The Election to corn. !even and to close at Two precisely.—By Order, THOMAS P LOVE, Secretary, CONTPACT FOR WHEAT. _ _ Department ot the Comptroller for %goutslllne and Transport services, Somerset-place ...
... have ther y, under the keys ° f the disappointm 0 ent, 0 . ;ree to this propootl° - THE LATE ADMIRAL SIB. THOMAS Forom—The late Admiral Sir Thomas Foley, who died at the Admiralty House, at Portsmouth, on Thursday last, as we stated on Saturday, was C ...
... with ,(steamer), Penn, from Dublin, with sundries ; Dee, dee, with sundries; Nanny and Betty, Parkinson, from ditto ; Tiger, Hardie, from Glasgow, with ditto ; from Wigton, with ditto ; Etna (steamer), Emmersorl, with the mall. _ The Patriot King, Captain ...
... 'UESDAY. -7 TIM MORNINP lITRALD. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16 STURT V. HARDY. CmU le papers as those before the Court to distribute his pro- In this case the plaintiff, a wholesale linen-draper in the perty. At the top of each of the codicils were written the ...
... A., curate of Falkinghatn , the Rectory of Barton-le-Street, near vacant by the death of the Rev. T. Lund• The Rev. Robert Hardy, of Walberto n, j ( his tithe audit, on e d a y l as t wee k, r eturn e i the tithe payers. Captain Pechell, has also liberally ...
... conferenc yesterut Althorp, at the Treasury. )nrne visited Earl Grey yesterday, at the la m, the Quarter-Master General, and AA- Hardy, had interviews with Viscount Gothe Colonial Office. 'lnice of Richmond, and Viscount Gode' with Viscount Ahhorp yesterday ...
... 'BANKRUPTS - Thomas Doughty, Goodge-street, chemist, to surrender Feb. 7, farch at the Court of Bankruptcy, Basinghall.- street. Solicitor, Mr. Scott, Lincoln's Inn-fields; official assignee, Mr. Clark. St. Swithin's-lane. Henry Kerbey, Tottenham-court- ...
... has worn them down. Blit,apart from this, will not humanity, such as the Divine REDEEMER. inculcated, animate them,and the hardy farmer too, to assist our cause? You are fellow-countrymen. Oh: 'weep with those who weep.' And need we ask our brethren, ...
... at ditto, from Ireland; Charles R. Smith, Esq., at ditto, from Wales; Morgan Thomas, Esq., at ditto, from :Cambriage ; J. Bainbridge, Esq., at ditto, from America; Thomas L. Allen, Esq, at ditto, from Vache Park ; John Wynne, Esq. and Mrs. Wynne, at ...
... i Protector Fire, 117 ISt. Katharine Docks, 63 Provincial Bank of Ireland, 293 30 291 PORTSMOUTH-S _ATURDAY. Admiral Sir Thomas Williams, G.C.8., Commander-In- Chief at this port, struck his flag on board the Victory on Thursday, and proceeded to town ...
... Brilliant, Mather, from ditto, with ditto ; Lion, Mitchell, from ditto, with ditto; Align, Little, from ditto, with ditto; Tiger. Hardie, from ditto, with ditto; Countess of Lonsdale (steamer), Marshall, from Whitehaven ; Rcchdale, Irving, from Cardiff, with ...
... Somerset, Lord G. Hardy, Jolut ,' Tennant, Jatnea E. Heathcote, Sir G. Stanley, Hon. H. T. Verner, Colonel W. Heathcote,'G..f. St tveley, John K. Walker, C. A. Heathcote. 1 J. Stewart, P. M. Whi te, Samuel .. Heneage, G i ,.F. ~ Stonor, Thomas White, Luke ABSTRACT ...