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... Houstoun ' Sir Stratford Canning, Sir Robert Stopford, Sic William Lumley, Sir Willoughby Gordon, Sir Thomas Hardy, Viscount Palmerston, Sir Thomas Dairies, Viscount Canterbury, Sir Herbert Taylor Sir George Anson, Earl of Minto, Sir J. Wells, Lord Edward ...
... George, Rotherham Howilt J. S. Nottinghom Hall William, Hull Hall Geo. Sprotborough Haydon Thomas, Loudon Hart Thomas. Bonrn Hardy John, Nottingham Herring Thomas, Loudham Huddleston James, Hull Hutchinson P. P. Retford Harrison John, Norton-place Harrison ...
... George Ware Cobham Thomas Ware Cookes Dudley Aldenham Cooper Duncan Rickmansworth Thomas Sandridge Cowley Philip jun Cowley Philip sen ditto Cooper Richard Two Waters Cooper Thomas Langley Hill stead Collard W R Esq Hemel Hemp-Cromack Thomas Langley Cox William ...
... LONDON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.- HEAD MASTERS .—Thomas Hewitt Key, M.A., Professor of Latin in the University of London; Henry Malden, M.A., Professor of Greek in the University. ASSISTANT MASTERS.—M. T. S. Raimbach, M.A.; W. Wright, Scholar of Trinity College ...
... (W. Hardy) 1 1 Mr. Farmer's Timothy, 4 yrs, 9st 21h. 2 dr Captain B. Davies's Glantivy, (aged) lOst 11b 3 The Ladies' Silver Cup was woo, in three heats, by Mr. Davies' Glautivy beating Mr. Tasker's Cora, Mr. Reid's Father Barney, and Mr. Thomas's Whitney' ...
... 101 b Hardy) 1 1 Mr. Farmer's Timothy. 4 yrs, gat 21b 2 dr Capt. B. Daires's Glantivy, aged, lOst llb 3 dr The Ladies' Silver Cup was won in three heats by Mr. Daires's Glantivy beating Mr. Tasker's Cora, Mr. Reed's Father Barney, and Mr. Thomas's Whitney ...
... spirit-merchants—William John Whyte and Thomas Faulconer, of Liiicoln's-inn-tields, attorneys and solicitors —Susanna Gilkes and Martha Gilkes, of Hook Norton, Oxfordshire, grocers and tea-dealers—Edward Thomas Fraser and Thomas Charles Fletcher, of Manchester ...
... Norton, Oxfordsb. 7lh Sept Debts by M. Gilkes Gnffitth and Wm, Oxley. wine mchls. at Frome Selwood, Ist Sept. Debts by Griffith Hardy Mary Ann & Mary Leeds, milliners, Nottingham, Sept. 7 Knight Wni. and Henry, wine and hop mchts. Reudiug, 12th Sept. Debts ...
... hants—J. Plimmer and J. Newman, East-street, Walworth, brewers—l. Moore, sen. and I. Moore, jun., Trowbridge, dyers—M. A. Hardy and M. Leeds, Nottingham, milliners. INSOLVENT. Sept. I7.—John Greaves, Liverpool, merchant. BANKRUPTS. Henry Wright, Norwich ...
... Macallaster, Turk's Island, West India Dock—Douglas. Wm. Lockerby, Rowe, Batavia, St. Katharine's Dock—Wade. City of Norwich, Thomas Guernsey, Regent's Canal—Budd. SHIPS ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING, SEPT. 8. Naples Packet, Cotterell, Naples, 158 tons. Crosby ...
... UNIVERSITY SCHOOL. HEAD MASTERS—THOMAS HEWITT KEY, M.A., Professor of Latin in the University of London; HENRY MALDEN, Professor of Greek in the University of London. ASSISTANT MASTERS—Mr. T. S. RAIMBACK, M.A, Mr. DAVIS, Mr. HARDY, Mr. FERRIS, Mr. W. SRI hR ...
... AND EAST INDIA AND COLONIAL CHRONICLE. the trial of Lieut. Thomas Pownall Pellew Barrow, ofH.M. S. Pelorus, present, Rear-Admiral Sir Fred. Lewis Maitland, K-C.B. President, Captain Lord Ad. Fitzclarence, H. M. Yacht Royal George, Captain E. A. T. Vidal ...