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... ed wto carry 71bs extra ; mares and geldings allowed 31 ; heats, twice and a distance, wilh six leaps in each hear, over hardies 4 high the Bet to pay 5 sovs towards the ex peaces ol the hurdles, tic.; three horses tut or the money added lobe withheld ...
... Irvine, M. Vavasour, and K. Fawsett; Isaac Hodgson, Esq., V.P., R. Mitchell, E. Mortimer Green, Esq., V.P., J. Stockdale Hardy, and Thomas Smith, Esqs. A second grant of 1001. was mode towards the erection of the new Church at Ashby-de-la-Zouch; a grant of ...
... Vavasour, and R. Fawsett; Isaac Hodgson, Esq., V.P., R. Mitchell, Esq., V.P., E. Mortimer Green, Esq , V.P., J. Stockdale Hardy, and Thomas Smith, Esqs. second grant of 1001. was made towards the erection of the new Church at Ashby-de-la-Zouch a grant of 1001 ...
... Navpmt for Earl of Deatm. Grace, frsm Cardiff fre MevcaKle. la the roads-The Mr Darid MUae, Parsons; Star, AtklUff~Tha brig Thomas, Finlay, of Whitby, bom Alicata ...
... Victoria, Hudson, Carlisle. .Queen of the Isle, Gill, Isleman.. Nithsdale, Conning, Dumfries. .Pantaloon, Hardie, Glasgow ..Greyhound, Lewis, Bristol• • Thomas, Evans, Newport, iron. Apro, Finn, hence, at llavre. Maria Antoinette, Ocket, hence, at Antwerp. Isabella ...
... hailsworth, sad filer; Thomas &Ana. of Cheltenham. butcher; Joh* Revere, of thinthootath, ropeinaker Jonas Smith, of Stapleton, labourer Richard Jenkins, of Clearwell. quarryman ; Robert Coo. !Weather, of Cheltenham. shopkeeper Thomas Cos.. of Blakeney. Labourer ...
... petted through A* Port-cfßcc. The exieting cireumstancee alluded ia letter, it appears, were, that two'days baton (on the 21A) Thomas Cmnob, pot-boy tha sign tin William Ae Faor A, when Gould formerly lisad,upplied ut Hutten-gurden pohoeaoortfar u warrant ...
... -This cause wes tried on Thursday week before the Under-Sheriff, and a respectable jury, in Y the 'Town-hall, Denbigh, Mr. Thomas Evans conduct. rs ed the plaintiff's case, and Mr. E'yton, of Mold, that of the defendant. T'he merits are shortly these:- ...
... Right Hon. F. Shaw, M.P. Sir Thomas Baring, Sir Culling Eardley Smith, M.P., Sir W. R. Farquahar, Sir P. Laurie, Messrs. Pringle, Plumptre, M.P., G. Vernon Harcourt, M.P., Lockhart, M.P., Fector, M.P., an d J o h n Hardy, Col. Armstrong, &c. The Reverend ...
... the bird from the hand of the beautifully carved figured-head of the new brig Elizabeth, Capt. France, lately launched Mr. Hardy, ship-builder, at this port. The bird was handsome as an ornament, but was otherwise of no value any one, and consequently ...
... Right Hon. F. Shaw,M.P., Sir Thomas Baring, Sir Culling Eardley Smith, M.P., Sir W. R. Farquahar, Sir P. Laurie , Messrs. Pringle, M.P., Plumptre , M.P., G. Verno n Harcourt, M.P., Lockhart, M.P., Fector, M.P., an d J o h n Hardy, Col. Armstrong, &c. The ...
... Sir A. P. Green, K.C.H Folliott Scott Stokes, Esq. James Whiskin, Esq. Halswell, Esq., M.A., F.R.S. Henry Thomas Windsor, Esq. ACTUARY—Peter Hardy, Esq., F.R.S. The principle of this Society is that of mutual' assurance. A careful investigation is annually ...