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... Royal, M'Arthur, from Glasgow at Liverpool. Pantaloon. Ritchie, from do. at do. Achilles, Main, from do at do. Anna Dixon, Hardie, from do. at do. Eagle, Stokes, from do. at Dublin. Diamond, M'Leod, from Liverpool at Glasgow. Roby, Eagleson', from do. ...
... adventurer whe should be hardy enough to force his way into it. If it should be found that this country has a just right to the Oregon territory after all, how would America justify her having encouraged a gang of hardy adventurers to settle there ...
... returned a ver di c t o f got GuiIty.FRIDAY. e n e o li t twhaittness swore, to his belief, th a t th e h an d -writing Thomas Lewis and Thomas Morgan were charged with. v bee th n at se t t im up e the Dolauhirion turnpike-gate, near Llandovery, on of October ...
... January. Tieket, to admit a Lady and Gentleman, 17s. 6d., to be had at Messrs. Duff and Hodgson's, 65, Oxford-street ; Mr. Hardy's, 136, Fleet-street ; and at the Bar of the Tavern. AT a MEETING held at LONDON HOUSE , on Saturday, December 2, 1843, it ...
... Joeepb Humphrey. Red Mr. Henry MileheU. Admiral Hardy. Grwnwioh . Peter Thomson, Georeo and Hragon. 9, Lincoln's Inn tields : Mr. .Idm Rorgeee. Steel- IVftee house. Upper r lame*-street ; Mr. Rnlph Thomas rw. Crown, si*. Fleet street; Mr. E. H- Rnyner ...
... property. He, identified the prisoner as hexing pawned six of bandannas in the name of John Jones, for Thomas Davis, for 21. 25.. the ilth October.—Robert Hardy, the buyer in the silk-handkerchief department at Messrs. Leafs, stated that the robbery was effected ...
... January. 'Fickt - t•, t , ) admit a Lady and Gentleman, 17s 6d., to be had at Messrs. Duff and llodgson's, 65, Oxford•street Mr. Hardy's, 136, Fleet-street ; and at the Bar of the Tavern. A T a MEETING held at LONDON HOUSE, —CI.. on Saturday, December 2, 1843 ...
... omnibus driver. William Watkins, Cumberland-mews North, Bryariatonsquare, hackneyman. Thomas Lewis, Manchester, butcher. It chard Drake Browne, Exeter, out of business. Thomas Laycock, Whalley, Lancashire, weaver. William Boardman, otherwise William Matley ...
... January. Ticket., ti admit a Lady and Gentleman, 17s. 6d., - to be had at Mes,rs. Duff and Hodgson's, 65, Oxford-street ; Mr. Hardy's, 136, Fleet-street ; and at the Bar of the Tavern. A a MEETING held at LONDON HOUSE, on Saturday, December 2, 18-13, it was ...
... the 11th of October the prisoner pledged a parcel of silk handkerchiefs, containing seven pieces, for two guineas. Robert Hardy stated that he is employed as a buyer for Messrs. Leaf and Co., of Wood-street, and that a burglary was committed on the premises ...
... at Twelve ?? at Noon precisely, to ?? ?? ol the Society's proceedings fir the year end- lki3, a.d for other matters. PETER HARDY. Actuary. IMPERIAL LIFE OFFICE, London, Dec. „■ —Sotieeis hereby given, that an ANNUAL GENE- Xl ; PBOPRIETORS of the IMPERIAL ...
... flr»t clase Barque, Glanmire,” Xpna Register^will be for the above on the 16th of January. J J For Freight Passage apply ~ HARDY. BROS, and CO. Leinster Chi 12th December. LINSEED CAKE AND MEAL, FOR STALL-FEEDING. MICHAEL M‘GARRY and SONS beg toTinform ...