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... from the 41st foot. To he lieutenant, by purchase: Ensign Charles C. Rookes, vice Howell, promoted To be ensign, by purchase: Thomas Basil Tuite, gent., vice Rookes. To be ensigns, without purchase: John M'Court, gent., vice Bouverie, and Robert Alexander ...
... uo64rage combined could desire.; so, again, Lit was, in the presnt nslace.Crow Lockett by the 1London.Particulars' *as ?? a hardy country rough, possessing about a tihtt-rite lrinweir~ge, ofthe boxing art; while - Stocks, it was eonsidered-bad touch, lflPP ...
... the pen whence. it emanates is now well known. and the writer has been long famed, not only for his attachment to all the hardy and invigorating sports of the field,.but for the graphio manner in which he has portrayed them inbthe. periodical sporting ...
... '7etr• labourer-W. NEWPORT. Manchester, cooper-T. SIVITER, mingham, engineer-F. LOVETT, Guildford, Surrey, china-deals r-V THOMAS, Nicholas-street, clerk-H. BRITTA I N, kston, 11:,: mingle:ern, sinith-J. TRUSCOTT, Swansea, victualler-G. W,ATst,y; Ripple ...
... Whitecross-street, was charged beforerMr. lirouht~lutoto suispicioni of hay. ing wilfully murdered one of his journeymen, noamd Thomas Leory, by .tabbing him with a knife. and Ellen hllenghian, the prisoner's wife, Hannah Cotter, his servant, and 'atlerine ...
... n consequence of the unfayourahle state of the weather, but •^ * ral . w :. , shot he.ween Messrs Williams, Durden. Jones. Thomas, and Oudiver 5 sparrows each. Messrs Williams and Jones divided,thefirst killing all, and Mr ilhsn« and third. They all tie«l ...
... the duties, and with the paramo affording the best security to the shippi realms. The Commissioners were :—Loa Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Mr. G. R. Robinsoi Cha pman, Captain Beaufort, and Mr. 0. W These Commissioners made their report i year. They had collected ...
... object of 41 iffording the best security to the shipping bflthese lealms. The Commissioners were :—Lord Lowther, lir-Thomas M. Hardy, Mr. G. R. Robinson, Mr. Aaron !hapnian, Captain Beaufort, and Mr. 0. Wigram : 'These Commissioners made their report ...
... to the Forces, Kelly, dec. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. MATTHEW KNOWLES, Tadcaater, Yorkshire, cooper. THOMAS COLES COX. Cheltenham, milkman. THOMAS WADE, Caatlefonl, Yorkshire, Rroccr. JAMES ROGERS, Exeter, billiard table maker. HENRY BURGH, jun. Kmc ...
... Robert Alexander Dagg, Gent., vice M'Pherson. be Assistant-Surgeon—Assistant-Surgeon John Richardson, from the Staff, vice Hardie, who exchanges. . _ 3d West India Regiment—To be Lieutenants without purchase—Ensign Henry Charles Watson; Ensign James Francis ...
... the CAPE OF r F~ - GOOD HOPE, clears out the 20th, and sails . 25th January, for ALGOA BAY, direct. To follow the Margaret Hardy, the very fine fast ship AVOCA, A. 1., William Howey, Commander, of' 450 Tona eburthert, under the same excellent, liberal ...
... Anns, 31, Staiuford-street, Blackfriars-road; Mr. Joseph Frederick Humphrey, Red Bull, Peckhom; Mr. Henry Mitchell, Admiral Hardy, Greenwich; Mr. Peter Thomson, George and Dragon. Great Queen-street, Lincoln’s Inn-fields; Mr. John Burgoss, Steel-yard C ...