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... counteracting the insidious attempts of the League, CHARLES CAPELL HARDWICK, liewish. ABM. DANGER, Chew Magna. THOMAS YORK. Redland. THOMAS HARDY, Norton ilawkfield. JONAS EDGELL, Chew ton Keynsham. HENRY GREEN WAY, Hambrook. WM. BENNETT. Fillon. SAMUEL ...
... in counteracting the insidious attempts the League CHARLES CAPELL HARDWICK, Hewiah. ABM. DANCER. Chew Magna. THOMAS YORK, Redland. THOMAS HARDY, Norton Hawktield. JONAS EDOELL, Che*tunke)nshain. HENRY HREENWAY. Hambrook. 'V.M. BENNETT. Filton. SAMUEL PARKER ...
... St, George’s, Hanover-s«|uare. Lord Seabird, to Lady Hardy, widow of Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, G.C.B. late Governor of Greenwich Hospital. Oct. I, at St. Mary parish church, thu Rev. Thomas W, Allies, Examining Chaplain, to the Bishop of London ...
... Mrs Samuel Bray'ii, .ait Bristol. At Henbury, the Rev H H. Way, Mr. George Parker, of Henbury, to Sarah Smith, daughter Thomas Hardy, La.( , of Norton, Someiael' Nov. 7, at St. James Church. Mr. Richard Weualey, to ,vlr». lioajua Sally Harford. Nov. 9 ...
... went about a week ago for the benefit of health. was raised to the rank of Admiral of the Blue in 1837, and succeeded Sir Thomas Hardy, the late Governor, who died on the 20tb of September, 1830, thus having held the appointment, about which so much noise ...
... rather deeper plunge than usual with fair head way, her ri'*ht course, Lord, and against head wind and sea. The late Sir Thomas Hardy, my esteemed and lamented friend had none of the prejudices against steam ships which for lime obtained generally in the ...
... returned a Norton Huwkfield. Thomas Hardy, juu.; Pauliou. Ja mes of makmg away Yesierdav, on the body of and James Budgett; Publow. Thompson. - verdict ••/‘•‘*» d . Brow >«d- : drowned falling John Wilcox and Joseph Steed, ; St. Thomas, in Ben.ford, child, named ...
... great satisfaction. Caution to Tubnpike-men. âThomas Hardy Gover, toll collector at the Brlslington gate, was lately fined the Somersetshire magistrates forty shillings and costs, for abusive language to Thomas Cowlln, a fly-driver, the employ Mr. Nihlett ...
... HARDY FRUIT GARDEN’, Wall Trees.—The tying in or nailing of these should now be gone over for the last time this season, that the young wood may have a better chance of ripening, from its closer proximity the wall. Now the fruit of Morello Cherries is ...
... HARDY FRUIT AND KITCHEN OABDEN. Continue gathering apples and pears, most varieties of which will now fit; ail events the early occurrence of frost renders il expedient to leave them so long its might have been advisable under more favourable circumstances ...
... 20, Alexander Macdonald, Addle-street, warehouseman. Thomas Carter, Cheapside, woollendraper. Philip Miles, Hosier-lane, West Smi'htield, victualler. William Bradley. Manchester, picture dealer. Thomas Howard, Salford, Lancashire, victualler. John Nicholson ...
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