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... iuquiry, and being mostly damp and inferior, were diAcull of sale In free Fluor the opera, on* were riant, and late pr-cea were hardy maintained; but fur in bond there are buyers at SOa, and sellers at Sts per barrel. Barley, Nall, Beans, and Peas, continued ...
... that any further fool-hardy pmereranre could only lead to the lose of the great object already attained, together with that of the whole potty. We mutt here allowed to rxprrae oar admiration of Sir John Roae'a extraordinary eeeape from thla nelghbourhoed ...
... their ~.4tf own huiD-s Physicians, Dr. Chalnacrsand Dr. Horner. Surgeons, Messrs. FuUam, West, ami Lee. 11 ou;»e-Visitor, Mr. Thomas. Wanton Sport,—We beg to make our annual appeal to the authorities regarding the extremely dangerous practice that prevails ...
... Rev. J. H. Bromby, Mr. Thomas Yates Hardy, butcher, of Aldbro', to Alary Anin, daughter of Mr. William Ellrington, block-maker, of this place. On the 10th inst. at the Holy Trinity Church, by the Rev. 3; [. Bromby, Air. Thomas Proctor, of Bishop-Soile ...
... the Bar. J. H Brumby, Mr. Thomas Vatea Hardy, butcher, of Aldbro’, to Maty Ann, daughter of Mr. William Ellrlngton, block-maker, of this place. _ On the Uih inat, at the Holy Trinity Choreh, the Ber. J. H. Brumby, Mr. Thomas Proctor, of Bisbop-Soile, ...
... time until 1 came away from the Minster. The only person who was in the tower yesterday, besides myself and Holder, was Mr. Hardy, who was formerly a watchmaker, and lived in Coney-street. He came about two o’clock. In the chamber below the bells there ...
... 3J Reed, Balsam-I 2E II Reynard, Esq. 3 R Harrison, Esq. CUT FLOWERS.—Exotic Boqu.t —l W Reed, Exotic .ml Hardy—l Reyn.rd, E»q. ••! J Nirholts Hardy Co4|U.t —Rer K W Stillmgfl.et Basket of Cut Oer.niuois—Rev Waite. Collection of fitly Tansies—l R Gibson ...
... Sir Richard Keates has had them undes his inspection for two successive years,” and has approved of them ; whilst Sir Thomas Hardy, officer of forty years' standing, two naval lords, and distinguished admiral all concur in their efficacy and importance ...
... Tuesday evening. The Hunchback was performed; but we cannot say much for the style in which it was represented.—Mr. Hooper’s Sir Thomas Clffbrd was good; Mrs. Hooper’s Julia was at times characterised by too great degree of vehemence and passion, but on the ...
... youngest daughter ef Thomas Hardy, Esq., Birkagatr, in county of York, On Monday, the tist nit. Drypooi Church, by the Rer. Edward Ward, Mr. Locktun, offleer of exeiae. Market Beeping, to Margaret, second daughter of Hr. Thomas Russell, supervisor of ...
... numbers were unable to obtain seats. Robbeht. —The following announcement of robbery, was lately placarded, in M.S., Roea:—“ Thomas Spofforth, of Room Have Hade Is House Broken open And Two Lokea Picked And A Box Stolen out And If Aney Man Will Form of It ...
... about week agu for (lie benefL of his heallh. was raised to the rank of Admiral of the Blue in 1837, and succeeded Sir Thomas Hardy, the late Governor, who died on the 20ih September, 1839, thus having held the appointment ouly twelve months. died of ...