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... our readers to remember howand by whom these inventions have been examined and approved. By Sir Richard Keates, by Sir Thomas Hardy, by an officer of 40 years' standing in the service, by two naval lords, by a distinguished admiral living, all of whom ...
... Countess of Leicester, on Thursday last, was attended by all the nobility and gentry for many miles round. The lion. and Rev. Thomas Robert Keppel, the Hon. and Rev. Edward and Lady Maria Keppel, the Rev. Mr. Langton, Lady Margaret Coke, and other visiters ...
... Doane Havre 17 President (a) Fayrer Liverpool BOSTON arr.from July 31. Hardy, Briggs Sumatra Aug. 3. Falconer, Blackmer Capede Verde 5 Masaaasoit, Trott London Catherwood, Thomas Leghorn 17 Acadia (s) Miller Liverpool in 12$ days QUEBEC (Aug. I) arrived ...
... our readers to remember how and by whom these inventions have been examined and approved. B Sir Richard Keates, by Sir Thomas Hardy, by an officer of forty years' standing in the service, by two naval Lords, by a distinguished Admiral now living, all ...
... our loader* to re mom her how and by whom them invention* leave been examined and approved. Bv Sir Richard Keates, Sir Thomas Hardy, by officer of forty years’ standing in the service, two naval lord*, a distinguished sdcainl now living, all af whom have ...
... Yorkshire, dealer and chapman. CEitTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown to the con. trai l , - on or before Sept. 22. H. Thomas, Shrewsbury, scrivener—J. Malcolm, Berwick-street, Soho, licensed victualler—R. Johnson, Bridlington, Yorkshire, innkeeper—B ...
... commander, received his death wound. IJe had also sailed with Lord Colling wood for some time, and subse- quently with Sir Thomas Hardy, whose certificates respect- ing his character he had then about him. Subsequently to the peace he got into business with ...
... we pray our readers to remember how and whom these inventions have been examined and approved. Sir Richard Kkatis, Sir Thomas Hardy, by an officer of 40 years’ standing in the service, by two naval Lords, by distinguished Admiral now living, all of whom ...
... commander, received his death wound. He had also sailed with Lord Collingwood for some time, and subsequently with Sir Thomas Hardy, whose certificates respecting his character he had then about him. Subsequently to the peace-he got into business with ...
... Orchard Street; Portman Square, Esq. Harman Lewis, of Gordon House, M. A. Thomas Pemberton, of Cadogan Place, Esq. George Robinson, of Stone Buildings, Lincoln's Inn, Esq. Thomas Rolph, of St. James's Square, Esq. James W. Smith, of Ham, Esq. With liberty ...
... tar Limerick. Lard R.lice' GrlClha. fro* Waterford tar Newport. John end Grace Meraee. fra* Bildywattr tar Bangor. Merger* Hardy, fra* Brit to) tar Glatgow. George, Perl, fre* Cbrp. atww far G rev neck. Linnet, Janet, be* Neath Pan. ■adeck. Speedwell. ...
... when they arrive, does not fire the train amongst the survivors of his yang in 1840. Lord George Bentinck, M.P., and Mr. Thomas Hope, M.P., have consented to act as stewards for the Cheltenham races of the ensuing year. DEATH OF PROFESSOR MULLER.—The ...