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... warfare. The bailor King saw and conversed with the projector, and referred him to the late Sir Richard Keatcs and Sir Thomas Hardy Sir Richard Keates, in company with a naval officer of 40 years' service, yet alive, who fought at Trafalgar, and was the ...
... ders of Medicines generall y the Kingdom, Price 2s. Yd. per Ask for FRAM PILL OF HEALTH, and observe the and address of -* Thomas Prout, 229. Strand, London,” * on the Government Stamp, ESSELS’ JESUITS’ DROPS. AVE for years past main ined their character ...
... flomer—l, 2, J. Wood; Cockscumb, bost plant in 8 swer-1,2, Waond, Hardy Shrube, Lest pinat in Sower, Mea. | wiesia Polifilo Alba—W. ' ln?-a do , Audromeda Palveruvota—M. Harkuess. Hardy Horbaceous Plant, ia Suwer, i Prutstemon flm‘m-—\\ ...
... The retorn of the Admiral,” was given in character by Secretary Samuvel Thomas, in capital style. * The Husbandman,” by Brother James Blakey; My Highland Home,” by Brother Thomas Clifford ; * Death of Nelson,” by Brother Bond ; ~ A difference between ...
... Strawberries, Ist William Od.ly Hardener to Mrs. Baker, Headingley ; 2nd W. Clark, gardener R'Uhwell. Raspberries, Ist and 2nd Thomas Urapleby Red Gooseberries— lst and 2nd \V. Clark ; 3rd George Trotter. White Gooseberries. Ist and 3rd Clark ; 2nd Trotter ...
... Washington. Beet Collection, H. Tate. ,tram-1 and 2 J. Wood. Cockscomb-1 and 2J. Wood. Hardy Shrub-1 Menzesia polijolia a' las, W. Throp; 2, Andromeda putrerntenta, M. Hardy baceans Plant —l, Penstenum Alarrag. amt. W. Tliropi k. Pessimisms arras, 11. Tate ...
... coloured silk gloves, dark stuff boots, eardrops, and marriage ring.—Mr. Aldersmith, gilder, York Mr. Thomas Craggs, of South Dalton, in the East Riding.—Mr. Thomas Stead, iun., of York, comb-maker. Mr. Nicholas Veltmann, merchant, Hull. INJURED. Mr. Joseph Meek ...
... of Xii kburn,) 31. Foster, Mr. John, Southburn, first premium. Cup and Sweepstakes. Almack, Mr. Thomas, Bishop Burton, second premium Jackson, Mr. Thomas, Routh, third premium 3 Five Shearling Gimmers. Silver Cup, given James Walker, Esq., of Sand Hulton ...
... was held at Cottingham, on Monday before Mr. Conyers, the infant bones found recently within the bounds of that parish. Mr. Hardy, surgeon, stated that they were the remains of two children, of probably six or seven months old. From the appearance of the ...
... wood. COMMERCIAL RCRALD. From the Ixmdon Gazette of Tuesday, Aug. 11. BANKRUPTCIES SNNULLED. THOMAS FURLEY. grocer. Upper Clapton. JOSEPH POMFREY AUSTIN and THOMAS WESTCOTT, pj|>er manufacturers. Bristol. BANKRUPTS. LOUIS REES, merchant. Barge yard. Bucklersbury ...
... and Scotland, met for the purpose of preparing a rough draught of the preachers' appointments for the next year. The Rev. Thomas Jackson officiated in the absence of the president, the Rev. Theophilus Lessey, who has been in- capacitated by ill health ...
... Ilusheyford: Thomas Wrigiit, Sea- w nmer, Stokesley. Class 02-FOR THE nerT ROAxooRc MARE AxD FO0AL, £-5-lot, Mr. T. C. Hineks, Breekenbrough, near 'rhirsk; 2nd, £2, Mr. lb John RIchmond. Newton Grange, near Darlingtori. In Competitor-Mir. Thomas Metcalfe ...