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... leave the Queen at Windsor Castle, and embark Woolwich forOstend, where thoy arrived the same evening. Death of Sir Thomas Maatenuao Hardy, Baronet, and K.C.8., at Greenwich, .in the 71st year of his age. £1 Conclusion of tbo Government inquiry into the ...
... Court of Bankruptcy, Basinghall-street. Solicitor, Mr. Harpur, hennington. cross; official assignee, Mr. Green, Alderinanbury. Thomas Harris, John-street, America-square, merchant, Jan. 14, at one, Feb. 14, at twelve. at the Court of Bankruptcy , Basingliallstreet ...
... stealing at Dunstable pair shoes the property Thomas Woodman, verdict guilty. One raunlli’a hard labour. Thomas Tut don and James Ames were indicted for stealing sack and some potatoes value 4s. the property of Thomas Shalion. * Mr.T. Sbehon, the prosecutor ...
... of December, 18 >9. JAMES SCHOLEFI ELD, A. M., Minister of St. Michael’s, Cambridge. WILLIAM METCALFE. Rector of Foulmire. THOMAS WEBSTER, 8.D., Rector of St. Botolpb’s, Cambridge. WILLIAM CARDS, M. A., Vicar of the Holy I rinity, Cambridge. GEORGE LANGSHAW ...
... according to their wants. Sir Thomas and Lady Stanley continue to administer to the wants of the poor cottagers on their estates in Cheshire and Northumberland. SPIRITED CONDUCT or w. Boer.—On Thursday afternoon, as Henry 'Hardy, a boy eleven years of age ...
... -- but they left off at 921 ai. The Three per Cent. • with t t day afternoon, at Windsor j Castle. It was attended by the - Hardy, Esq., and other good conaervatives, some of is completed. An officer a detachment o surveyors . • the tongue ancttore it out ...
... Essay, or rather attack on Count D'Orsay. Observer. There is nothing worthy of notice in the Letter. Everybody knows that Mr. Thomas Duncombe lived with Madam Vestris, Jerry Sneak. Try it on with another journal. YOU have signally failed in your attempt to ...
... Kevera, and J. Pode, mates to Blenheim, Alid A. L. Whanoti, to Pique. * The Hon. John Erskme, vol. Ist class, to Blenheim.* Thomas Fortescue, vol. Ist class, to Benbow.* Mr. J. M. Hobbs, additional clerk of Britannia, to the rank of Purser. H.M. Ships on ...
... of other pi isoners, and therefore they had better be asked. Mr. Thomas-I also appear, my Lords, for some of the prisoners. The Lord Chief Justice-Are you' assigned, Mr Thomas I Mr. Thomas-No, my Lords. Lord Chief Justice Tindal-Then you ought to l state ...
... 29th Jan. eleven, Antelope, Dorchester—Last exam. 1837 Evans John, Edmund Coupe, Johu Brown, Arthur Southward, Christopher Hardy, Francis Donnelley, John Linney, David Stott, Robert Berry, and James Robinson, of Hulme, pa. Manchester, co. Lancaster, dyers ...
... amounted to shout .£lOO. Seasonable Libbbalitt.— On St. Thomas's day, tbe churchwardens and overseen of the poor of Castle Don- ington, distributed, agreeably witb tiie devise of tbe fate Thomas Gray, Esq., a number of stout woollen coats snd jackets ...
... Fourth Inn, Nottingham. [ifcss'S. and Son. Nottingham; and Messrs. Cuveije and Co., Southamptonbui!d)nes. Chancery-lane.] W. Thomas, Vslrsugimlais, Brecon, tlmber-msrchaut, Jan. 15, and Feb. 14, at twelve, tbs Caatle Hotel, Brecan. [Messrs. Bicknell and ...