... Coltoo, Samuel Foote, John Anderson, Thomas Hardy, and Thomas Broadhurst George 'street.—Vim. Gotland and Joseph Boden. Brammall lane- —John Birks, Wm. Chapman, Henry Hardy, Alfred Crookes. Hermitage Afreet—Thomas Burton and Robt. Marples. ...

... Greenwich Hospital ia sinecure, no/eul except retreat tor some di*- tiuguisht veteran ut the N.tvy. It was last tilled sir Thomas Hardy, the comrade of Nelson Tr.uafgar. Admiral Fleming, who has juot heeu appointed to the place the Wing never was dis. tinguisbed ...

... Winterbotiom r. Helliwell 7 January 19. 3 Richard Owen v. Gregory. « January 26. 271 Thomas Aldam ;• - [} 331 Chas. Cawkwell ». Herring 0 4 3 Do. r. Fairist.. 2 2 6 349 Thomas Hardy r. Wright.. 1 4 367 James Dale r. Hinchliffe .. tb 7 February 2. 539 John Carson ...

... our fleet would dwindle away.and at last require a great effort to restore at all. With the advice and concurrence of Sir Thomas Hardy and Admiral Dundas, proposed launching three new vessels of the line, three new frigates, and repairing fbrce old ships ...

... JONATHAN, Esq., Darlington. BLAIR. W. THOMAS. Esq.. Bath. BLANSHARD. HENRY. Esq. BOWRING. JOHN, Esq., LL.D. BRIGGS. Major-General. BROUGHAM. Lord. BROWN, F. C. Esq. Tellicherry. CHRISTY, THOMAS. Esq. CLARKSON. THOMAS, Esq. CRAWFORD. JOHN, E«i- FORBES, Sir ...

... Joseph Taylor, cutler, to Miss Mary Cottingham. Same day, Mr Thomas Clam, grocer, Miss Mary Ana Wilkins. Same day, Mr Thos. Twig#, ivory cutter, to Miss s.ary Pigott. . , , Same day, Mr Geo. Hardy, filesmil.i, Miss Ann On Monday, Mr Samuel Wilson, scissorsmith ...

... Town-hall, Preston, PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Samuel Kilburn and John Hardy, of Kirkeaton and Mirfield, Yorkshire, coal-miners. William Hobson and Thomas Laidler, of Darlington, iron-merchants. Thomas H. Barker and John Watson, of Leeds, woollen-merchants. [from ...

... Cpltoo, Samuel Foote, John Anderson, Thomai Hardy, and. Thomas Broadhurat George street.- Wm. Gotland sod Joseph Boden. Brammall W-Joha Birks, Wm. Chapman, Henr? Hardy, Alfred Crookea. Hermitages treet ?? Thomas Burton and Robt Marple*. Jessop street.- John ...

... Edward Booth, of Birmingham, victualler. George Theodore Bolloti, of Maucboster, wine and spirit merchant. Thomas Waller, Samnel Waller. Thomas Waller, jnn., ai4 Ralph Knowles Waller, of Manchester , cotton-spinifTs. William Taylor and John Taylor, M ...

... Collection of Herbaceous Plants, Miss shore.—-Hardy Herbaceous Plant; Penstemon Gentianoides, F. B. Walker, Esq.—Best Shrubby Calceolaria: Mr.Evans; colleclion of Do., lent specimens: Miss Shore.—Best Hardy Shrub : Berberist primate, Messrs. Fisher, Holmes ...

... at Skilstone. —WIL- COOK, for stealing a shovel at Wath, the property of Thomas Sayles.—JOSEPH BALL, for stealings Scotch snuff box from the shop of Ann Roberts, at Sheffield.-HARDY GREGORY (pleaded guilty), for obtaining by false pretences, three gallons ...

... Lallemand. Mr. Joseph Taylor, cutler, to Miss Mary Cottingham. Mr. Thomas Elam, grocer, to Hiss Mary Ann Wilkins. Mr. Thomas Twigg, ivory cutter, to Miss Mary Pigott. Mr. Geo. Hardy, filesmith, to Miss Ann Cowin. On Sunday, at Rotherham, Mr. John Burton ...