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... WornU. Gardner, hence at Callno. 3d Sept. The Jane Prowae. hence Lima. The Thomas Worthington. Dcaniam. hence at ditto. The Garland, Wright, from Newfoundland at Bahia. The Thomas Leech. Welch, hence at Pernambuco. The Young Quacn, Atkins, Rom Java at Cork ...
... convixions too, ande' lo that case we can both embrace the Pope at axemnelim.e.—Betiy Penny, in Hood's Up the !thine. A TO COLONEL THOMAS, &C.; OR, THE aittiVr. WAY OF THE GOVERNMENT, OF WITH THE FACTIOUS OFFICERS OF THE OE MARLBOROUGH.—The following extract a ...
... too, tivi in that case we can both embrace the Pope at tts same time.—Betty Penny, in Hood's Up the !thine. • A TO COLOXEL THOMAS, &C.; OR, THE , 551i.vACT WAY OF • TUE GOVERNMENT, OF t 7,10., WITH FACTIOUS OFFICERS OF THE Z OF MARLBOROUGH.—The following ...
... Nottingham, silkman. William Thomas, Ystradgimlais, Brecon, timber-merchant. William MacLintock, Baimsley, linen-manufacturei. Richard Richardson, Great Driftield, Yorkshire, draper. James Tate, Birmingham, maltster. Thomas Miles, Toniwinlas „Glamorganshire ...
... John-street, Crutched-friars London ; Messrs. EMERSON and Co., Paris and H avre; Messrs. W. and E. C. CAAN In, Falmouth; Mr. THOMAS MILLS, Glasgow ; Mr. W. SArrNnEns, Plymouth : Mr. DILL CIIARLEY, Belfast ; the Company's Office, Dublin ; or to JOHN POLLOCK ...
... Nottingham, silkman. William Thomas, Ystradgimlais, Brecon, timber-merchant. titiilliant MacLintock, Barnsley, linen-manufacturer. Richard Richardson, Great Driffield, Yorkshire, draper. James Tate, Birmingham, maltster. Thomas Miles, Tongwinlas, Glamorganshire ...
... John-street, Crutched-friars, London Messrs. EMERSON and Co., Paris and Havre ; Messrs. W and E. C. CARNE, Falmouth ; Mr. THOMAS MILLS, Glasgow Mr. W. SAUNDERS, Plymouth : Mr. HILL CHARLEY, Bel. fast ; the Company's Office, - Dublin; JOHN POLLOCK, Wa ...
... people in order to compel the repeal of Sir George Seville’s act favour of tbe catholics. In the case also of Horne Tooke and Hardy, the prisoners were charged with design to subvert the constitution and laws of tbe country setting aside the parliament and ...
... results :-Dominick Hardy to be irapri. . soned fourteen mouths; Patrick Mooney andd Michiel ar- Cafrey, twelve monthis;. ichael Iltgiulshy, szx ntiiijiflis; ren Roger Peacocl, Daniel Furltong, Johii Faulkner, four y1 months ; Thomas Joyne, William Roscoe ...
... NORWICH—Mr. C. B. Daveney, and Mr. Joh u Watson, Heigham House. NANTWICH—Mr. G. L. Taylor. NEWMARKET—Mr. C. Chapman. OXFORD—Mr. J. Hardy.* PLYMOUTH—Mr. J. Boswarve. PETERBOROUGH—Mr. B. French. PEMBROKE—Mr. J. Jones,* Treasarer and Secretary to the Pembroke Ag ...
... was entitled from the office which he had this day undertaken. (Hear.) He called upon the mover of the first resolution. Mr. THOMAS THORNELY, M.P., said the committee which had taken the trouble of framing the resolutions and which had done him the honour ...
... better, gave his support to the two gallery orators: we could not have believed that .any man of sense would have been so Hardy. The meeting was called by the Mayor, compliance with a requisition signed by gentlemen of all shades of political opinion ...