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... are many of the same in this city.—With the utmost respect, believe me to be, “ Dear Sir, your much obliged servant, “JOHN HARDIE. “ M.O. Wray, Esq., 118, Holborn Hill, London.” CURE OF MR. WRAY, “ Sir—I duly received your I safe, inclosing the Balsamic ...
... l^nrenap—On Tueaday morning laat. pretty litlle araa from tlie yard Mr. Owen, ship-builder. She i» to be commanded Captain Thomas Formery, of Ibc Sutaa tot. Jomrmml. .. A fine new rental, I »7 Inna register, named the Ardilmades araa launchad on Salutdty ...
... 1840. EMIGRATION TO CANADA. (From the Toronto Patriot.) On Tuesday last, a public dinner was given in the City Hall, to Dr. Thomas Rolph, as a proof of the estimation in which he is held by the citizens of Toronto, for the unremitting exertions used by ...
... Hooper Quebec BRISTOL arrived from 21 Dochfbur, Thompson Quebec sailed for 20 Tally-ho!, Lisbon GLOUCESTER arr.from 20 Thomas, Spain Quebec NEWPORT arrived from 20 Emma, Pallister Miramichi MILFORD arr.from 20 Mary Caroline, Lawson Quebec leaky—bound ...
... struck a hare upon the railroad just train came up, and passing over her, cut her half with the hare her mouth. Mr. Miles Thomas Stapleton, of Carlton, county of York, has had the barony of Beaumont, some lime abeyance, decided in his favour, and been ...
... were, but the latter forfeited. Nottingham, Friday Morning- MARRIED, On Monday last, Bramcote, Nottinghamshire, by the Rev. Thomas Wilkinson, John Taylor, jnn. Esq. of Coed dtt, Flintshire, to Harriet, youngest daughter of Henry Enfield, Esq. of Bramcote ...
... the West, by lands of Mr. Joseph Ward on the North, and by lands of Mr. Thomas Vent on the South, (Bean Stubble) Jl 2 30 Lot 3. A Close of rich Arable Land, bounded by lands of Thomas Hopkins, Esq. on the East, by lot on the West, by public highway on the ...
... the faults—of the tnodera German school. The slight and superficial style ol songwriting. so long prevalent among us, will hard|y now pass current in minor theatre; and seldom now meet with a song or a ball id that does not exhibit an attempt at least ...
... Sleaford. on Tuesday last of consumption, in bis 2sd year, Thomas second son of Mr. Lord, baker, deeply regretted. On the inst, of consumption, Burlington, Thos. G. Hardy, son of Mr. Thos. Hardy, of Heckington, in his I'Jth year. The deceased was apprentice ...
... offered very handsome reward for tbe discovery the offenders, but present without success. It is hoped that some of Capt. Mc Hardy's forces will soon take cognizance those free rangers.— [From a Correspondent.] Liability' of Clergymen Turnpike Tolls —At ...
... Tuxford, in the 80th year of his age, Mr. E. Lee. On Monday, the 5th inst. of consumption, at Burlington, Thomas G. Hardy, son of Mr. Thos. Hardy, of Heckington, aged 18. The deceased was apprentice to Mr. Latham, of Worksop, druggist, and was highly and ...
... Aylestone, Foreman, Mr. Thomas Bryan, Loughborough, Mr. James Clifford, Cold Newton; Great Glenn, Mr. George Cooper, Kibworth Harcou Mr. William Cooper, Mr. Benton Dawes, Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Mr. William Fry, Lough borough, Mr. Thomas B. Gamble, Scraptoft ...