... Commissarlat Clerk Henry Ashton; Commissariat Clark Henry Prianix; Commissarlat Clerk Frederick Brathwnite; Coonmis- sariat Clerk Thomas Wroot DMidwood; Comnisesariat Clerk Charles Anthony Horne; CommaissariatClerk William Palmer. Commisleons to bear date let ...

... woisted manufacturers-J. Price, 0. Forsyth, J. Brodie, and J. W. Hutcheson, Freemnan's court; as far as regardS J. Rrodie-L. Hardy 'aid J. Mitchell, Nottingham, coal merchauts-P. W. Bott and J. M. Richards, New street. Sentbsvark, chocolate marunfcturers-J ...

... of 21, Alilik.street, London, warehouse mar,, September 26, at two, and October 27, at one, at the Court of Hanknuptcy. Mr. Thomas Massa Alager, official assignee, 12, Hlrchrn laens, Cornhill; and Messrs.Turnerand Hensman, solicitors, llsinglanyle, London ...

... in an imposing manner. it was then intimated to the Chairman that P. G. Wheel- house, of the St. David's Lodge, and 1P. G. Hardy, of the Rose of Cuinberland Lodge, Mannhester, and members of the Board of Directors were present, he immediately pro- posed ...

... ourer, is established rfr this district, under the patronage a of Sir Thomas B. LeuaLd. The first field-day took a Ilace on Tuesday, and although the weather was unpro. fi Pitious, the hardy yeomen contended for the prizes. After ti he business of the morning ...

... powers of my rockets to Captain Peciell, a lord of the Admiralty, and M. P. for Brighton, Sir Andrew Green, RN., and to Sir Thomas Hardy, whi- declared that they weould put a quietus on all ships rigged after the present plan. In 1827 I presented a memoir ...

... Terraeo, Trinity.square, London, schoolmasters- Thomas ?? junler, arid Wirliarn Hindmarsh, of AhrvIck, Nortbumberland, ?? Gosling and Thonnas Gosling, of St. Alrn's, Hertfordshire, ?? Quarmby and Thomas Wyatt, of New mills, Derbyshire, ?? Wilson ernd ...

... Thursday thoe lith of i ovemy er, 1T40 ?? Hotel, -lent-street. tocelrae thi HFort -sixthSAnSi- rar BfI the ACQUITTALS O( THOMAS HARDY, JOHN HORNE *r~oroKliE, ?? J0OHN TIELWALL. from a charge of HigisTreaklot. IV. J. FOX in tlie Chair. ST)INVAUDS.5 at. P ...

... In 1794 threatened to annihilate our liberties. That one man was Thomas Erskine; and it argues, in my mind, a want of gratitude, to use no harsher language, in the descendants of Hardy and his confederates, when the services their advocate rendered are ...

... WELLS, of St. Martln'amle-gratd, woollen-draper, Jo. egy 2, at one and January 29, at eleven, at the Court of Bank- ticy. Mr. Thomas Mlass Alsoger, official aneignee 12.? Irulln- Corhlilt and Mr. a. S. Toulmin. solicitor, 1, Old Jawry. JOHN CHAMBERLAIN K{NtLL ...

... just set in, and we encountered a heavy gale of wind, which blew with unabated violence from the period of our leaving St. Thomas's to our making the English coast. Our brig was nearly a wrack, having shipped some tremendous seas; the decks were literally ...

... Tottenham court road, draper. [Asburot, Cheap. silo. L. J. Smith and P. Summers, Tabernacle walk, Finsbury, fancy stationers. [Thomas and YosgeTOkendiuse yard. W. P. Kay and E. N. eoangal, Douglas, near Frederick-ton, New Brunswick, British North America, ...