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... were also present the Duke of Wellington, the Marquis o ? A nglesea, Lord Byron, Mr. Croker, Mr. Spring Rice, L unto, Sir Thomas Hardy,' and Sir John Barrow. The e Irman announced that the Duke of Buccleuch had consented to act as chairman of the , committee ...
... place to stay at. Thomas Roberts, a constable of Liverpool, stated that he had gone to Muston, in Lincolnshire, in August, 1836, to make inquiries about Caldcraft . and Sarah Duffin, but could not see or hear any thing of either. Thomas Bradshaw, police ...
... copper..'..Union, Hughes; Elizabeth, Rose; and Favourite, Jones, Cardift; iron. Thomas and Frances, Evans, Newport, do. Horatio, Collins, hence, at Sierra Leone. . Thomas Battersby, hence, at Maranham. Mischief, Jones, hence, at Lisbon, in five days and ...
... copper. • • •Union, Hughes; Elizabeth, Rose; and Favourite, Jones, Cardiff, iron• • Thomas and Frances, Evans, Newport, do. Horatio, Collins, hence, at Sierra Leone. Thomas Battersby, hence, at Maranham. Mischief, Jones, hence, at Lisbon, in five days and ...
... appoint assessors.—Mr. HARDY thought it •would be better to have nothing to do with it, but leave it to Mr. Leigh.—lt was however moved by Mr. CARTER, seconded by Mr. WALKER, that Mr. Dolling he recommended to Mr. Leigh.—Mr. THOMAS Smrru wished it to be ...
... from New Orleans for this port. The Thomas Peile, sailed from Campeachy for Liverpool 15th Dec. John Heyes, Hutehinson, fin London for Barbadoes, at Plymouth,- leaky, and must discharge part of her carlo P.,ctolus. Hardi:ig, from Savannah, off Cork Chilo ...
... • SUNDAY, APRIL B.—Wind N.N., Fre Manchester, Roddock, from Pernambuco, at this port, sailed Feb. 20. Left tho Dryope and Thomas Mellor, for this port, neatly ready for sea. The Ann Johnstone and Gipsey were loading for llamburgh; James Matheson, for ...
... APPRENTICE FUND. Mr. HARDY said he saw, by looking at the accounts, that .£l3 bad teen paid by the parish for apprentice fees. He was told that there was a fund for the express purpose of paying apprentice fees in the township of West Derby. This fund ...
... lus, Scott, from Bonny—Midas, Kermoth, from Paraiba—Brooke, —, from Pernambuco—Trinidad Packet, —, from Berbice —Concord, Hardy ; Sarah Parker, Davis, and Robert Morris, Gay, from New Orleans—Fergus, Cornforth, from Apalachicola—Traveller, from Savanilla—Peri ...
... us, Scott, from Bonny—Midas, - Kermoth, from Paraiba—Brooke, from l'ernambuco--Trinidad Packet, —, from Berbice —Concord, Hardy ; Sarah Parker, Davis, and Robert Morris, Gay, from New Orleans—Fergus, Cornforth, from Apalachicola—Traveller, from Savanilla—Pori ...
... poor.. Mr. HARDY moved as an amendpent that Mr. William HutthinsOn' and Mr. Thomas Smith be overseers: The amendment was seconded by Mr. TURNER. —Another amendment was moved by Mr. CARTER, and seconded by Mr. HALL, that Mr. Mold and 'Mr. Thomas Smith be ...
... It was moved by Mr. JOHN WEBB, and seconded by Mr. THOMAS SMITH, that the amonnt claimed by the four assistant constables be paid out of the highway rate. As an amendment, it was moved by Mr. WM. HARDY, that the Survevor of the highways be not authorized ...