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... corner, with dangling plumes, plaited or crimped frills, white gloves, and handsome shoes,—all goodfor-nothing frippery to the hardy, toilworn soldier, ,the man of tint, powder, and steel, as he thought himself. His was the gloveless hand and shoeless foot ...
... punctuality in sailing, no Goods can be received on board unless they \ are down two days before the day of sailing.—Apply to THOMAS and JOS. SANDS and CO. Freight of these vessels will be collected at the rate of four dollars eighty cents to the pound sterling ...
... Saturday, the 26th ult., at Haw'ibsiiead, aged 76 Mrs. Ann Li Ladyman. rlict of tire late Mr. Thomas Ladyman. cabinet- r Intinler, and mother of Messrs. Thomas and Jolin Ladyman, joiners and builders, of Preston. Ohl Tumeday, the 2gth silt,, after a severe ...
... Sarsfield. and Liffey, Williams, Dublin. Coastwise :—Royal Victoria, Hudson, and Newcastte,Sewell, Carlisle. .Commodore, Hardie, Glasgow. .City of Carlisle, Irving, Carlisle. Rochester, Woodhouse, (with loss of topsail and yard, during a gale, 12th ult ...
... etcoupation of Thomas Clegg, as tenant. PARTICULARS. A. B. * Great Stiddles ?? , ?? 7 ?? ?? Statute Measure more or less ?? 9 0 6 Lot 10.-Consists of a Close of LAND, situated near to the las' mentioned Lot, in the possession of Thomas Clegg, as tenant ...
... Nicholas's Church, Mr. THOMAS SON, D.C.; formerly of Glasgow, to Miss MARY FuLTos. of this town. On Wednesday last, at Egremont Church, by the Rev. Rd. Appleton, A.M., Mr. APPLICTON to KArHERLN, the youngest daughter of the Rev. THOMAS WATSON, Hilton, Yorkshire ...
... ancient metrical account of the Stanleys, Earls of Derby, is contained in some uncouth rhymes, written about the year 1562, by Thomas Stanley, Bishop of Sodor and Man, and son of that Sir Edward Stanley who, for want of valour at Flodden, was created Lord ...
... Brig THOMAS BATTERSBY, LEITcH, Master Burth en 323 tons ; coppered, and recently thoroughly repaired; sails remarkably fast, and will have despatch.—For terms apply to Messrs. IMRIE and TOMLINSON; Messrs. LITHERLAND and SCHROEDER ; or to THOMAS W. MACKFORD ...
... PHILADELPHIA LINE OF PACKETS. SFaiing opt the 8th of ictry month, Vi5. THOMAS P. OP, ?? ?? 840tons 8thFcb. XOJNONOAiliAl H.TuRLA . V . ?? 59tsns, 0 Mla0rc.h StiSQUEBIANNA. J. MINaItCere. ?? p601tons, 5th AsrO. . LiEENANDOA ...
... continued duriag the meeting. Alr. O'Coniell occupied a seat in front of thc plhtform and near him Mr. Dillon Browne, Mr. Thomas Steele, .elin Siln claire, Esq , R. M'Dowell, Esq., John Houston, Esq., C. ?? ms Esq., J. M4Kittrick, Esq., &dc., and a number ...
... dressmiaker, d c, to sour Feb 9 and March 2 at 11, at rgo the Crown Inn, Pakenham. Sol, Cozens, Letheringsett. Pet a and or. Wim. Hardy. Esq, Letheringsett, Norfolk. ROUSE, Edin Edmands, of the cityof Worcester. sta'ioner and printer, to eur Feb 2 and March 2 ...
... Davies, Cork. .Glasgow, Wilson, and Elizabeth, Cotter, Westport, oats.. Amelia, Martin, Dundalk, oatmeal, &c. Alexander, Hardie, Newry, do.. Forester, Flaherty, Waterford, wheat, oats, and flour. Coastwise :—Lady Isabella Douglas, Leanduat, Kirkcudbright ...