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... rewards apea to be graduated according so the rascality of rise parties, viz. : L.. i. Papinesau, £10n00o; Dr. Woifred Nel'eson, Thomas S. Brown, c E. B. O'Callaghan, ?? C. ?? 0. Cote, id.P.t., Joseph t T.Druiet, MOPS'. I1. J. PlrnrMt.P., Willilas Henry a Scott ...
... instant, at Cricket St. Thomas, Semersetshire, YTomig Hugh Holbech, Esq., eldest son of Will ln Itolbech Esq., of Farn- lorough,, Warwiekhire, to the Hon. Jane Sarah laood, daghter of Lord Bri iport. On the 4th instant, Petert Hardy, Eqs. Youngest sonr of ...
... empire iastruction in the principles of the di Christian religion as maintained by these churches.C Mr. J. F. Hardy, the Re,. Mr. Page, Mr. Thomas D4 Hartly, the chairman and others, spoke at great length it and with much effiect upon the measure of education ...
... M1r R. Heughan have become annual subscribers of I1. each to this valuablesoeiety. On Christmas-day last, as Ralph, son of Thomas Browell, of Milbourn Piace, North Sbield3, blacksmith, was| playing with some other boys in a boat at the Lime-kiln shore ...
... of l'yana. attained the age of 130, Llywarch Hen 150, Tho- nas Parr 152, Henry Jenkins 169, the Countess of Desmond 145, Thomas Damma 154, Peter P-orton 185, Margaret Patten 137, John Rovin and his wife 172 and 161-, H. Mongate 185, Solognon Nibel 143 ...
... waited until an iceberg came up with the stream, on which he landed in safety. The exploit was a singular one. and tile fool~hardy dredgerman had more than once nearly sunk heneath the ice. Soon after high water the strain upon the colliers discharging ...
... painful duties of his high office. of which t;-e lit most important was the prosecution, ii the year 1795 te or 1796, of Thomas Hardy amnd Mr. Horne rooke, sr and other defenldants, for highi treason. Never was cO there a more eventfil moment for England ...
... would be cohi- pleted, the landlords and landholders of the country would become candidates fur places in them (loud cheers). 'Thomas Rearney, Esq., J.P., moved the 4th resolution as follows: That this meeting do now adjourn to Monday, the 19th inshent, hisest ...
... a war with Great Britsiri,; the solely brought on by a few paltry creatures like 31.Kenziej L ves O'Callaghan, and General Thomas Brown, aided by a few paper5d t. hoping to ride into notoriety upon a perfidious breach of OA 'Dneutrality with the nation ...
... Tivertonto Elizabeth, daughter of Mir Thomas Hurley-James, son of Mr. HolcombeI of the White Swan, Crediton, to Mary, daughter of Mrs. Woollacott, of thle Sun-flower, in that town-At Narberth, the Rev. W, Thomas, Independent minister,.of Llandissiiio ...
... Great Britain, solely brought chc( d~o aon by a fete paltry creatures lile c Dl'Rcnzie, /O'Callag- o s h iIthan, and (;encral Thomas Bemwn, aided by a few papers, al -ed hoping to title into notoriety unon a perfidious breach of att ofof our neutrality with ...
... sheep, with intent to steal the carcase, the property of lt!r. Thomas Robinson, of' Ilkeston.' -William Kent, for one month arld hard labour, for illegally leaving the service of Thomas Hardy, of Tisainagton.-.Lbenezer loxey, Isaaic Doxey, and William Spencer ...