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... 8 Charles F. Doyle, Feb. 14 John Strettell, Feb. 14 John Daly. March 3 Richard Williams, March 8 Robert J. Bevlons, March Thomas B. Stewart, March 39 Charles F. Collett, March 30 Spencer Stirling, April George E. Waliord, June 1 George Johnson, June Richard ...
... 110 cut., and broadeide weight oj metal 90lbe. Thit hat been altered cate of Cygnet to eix 32-pounder gunnadet, on Sir Thomae Hardy't elidet, making the weight of armament ISO ewt., and increaeing the broadside weight of metal to 96lbt. A small number ...
... Col Thompson [H, bormald Sir B. H. Graham Mr E. Reynard Mr Dickens Poi'wns fiiven by the Right Mon Sir Edward Sugden, and Thomas 9erton. Ks«j., members for the city of Ripou. for horses that never won Kfjlae three year oldafi.t lalb. four 8»t !lb. five ...
... Mr. Hardy', , ., No. 8, Cleveland-ltreet, Mile-end, he will hear of something to advantage. Ads'., Feb. 27th, 1821. 1742.—1 f JOHN CON:, born at Winslow, Bucks, about 43 years of age, by trade a cooper, and very lately in the employ of Mr. Thomas Barton ...
... at by 7, enty resident in thi t village and the immediate neighbourhood. It was played in field adjoining the residence of Thomas Shackle, iVK7 h i *! ready to promote every description of manly and healthfu recreation among his neighbours. The game was ...
... Andrews NB Wexford, Slattery Quebec Albion, St. Johns sailed for 26 Trio, Pearce Quebec W ATERFORD arrivedfrom 29 Thistle, Thomas Quebec 30 Flora, Pavey London 31 Laurence Forrester, Flaherty Miramichi sailed for 30 Amazon, Hayes Quebec Argyle, Bellord ...
... Unopposed.—George Chittenden, George EUworthy (sued as George Halswortby), Richard Do* bell, Joseph Holland, John Dickenson, Thomas Bolton. COURTJor RELIEF of INSOLVENT DEBTORS, The following Prisoners are ordered to be brought up before the Court in Po ...
... Esq.. New Zea *i House. London ; or to the Secretary, at the Offlce of tb ...
... (Bristol), August s.— The Tiger, from St. John’s (N. 8.), was toued to the bardn this morning. Arr.red off, the Margaret Wilson, Hardie, from Glasgow ; Bute, from Cardiff. The William and James, Clarke, remains. Hraumaais, August 4 •—The Swallow, Jones, from ...
... COLLINS-on their emancipation from Goal. The Presidents at this Republican dinner were Mr. WAXaiY, the Chartist Coro- ner, and Mr. THOMAS DuNcotMlE, the Member for Fins- bury. The second incident was a motion made by Mr. AGLIONEY in the House of Commons, for a ...
... Murdocks (not out) and I*, Sawyars 4 and 7 (not out). Standen (J and 7. Thwaites 3 and 8, Tutt 0 and 8. Vincent fl and x. Thomas 7 and 4, Pilch 1 and 8. Raster 2 and I. Lilly whits 0 and 8. bves 14 and 7. wide balls Sand 3, and no balls I —grand total ...
... Chapel, Tonbridge Kent, by the Rev. Thomas Brown, George Brenchley, to Mary Bartleld, both of Toubridge. Aug. 5, at the Independent Chapel, Bassingbourn, Cambridgeshire, by the Rev. C. Moase, Mr. Daniel Morley, to Miss Hardy, of Litlington. Aug. 6, at the ...