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... Kenningtoo-green, out of business Hallam John. of Skipton, piece maker Hancock Walter, of Noith Currey, Somersetsbire, attorney Hardy Jonathan. uf Halifax, labourer beer *ell., Heillanth Samuel, of High-st. Sbadwell. dealer in hardware William. of Bristol, ...
... the morning. Thomas Smith was charged with stealing 701hs of lead, on the 16th of December, the property of Mr. Gunstore, his master.--Guilty. To be imprisoned in the House of Correction for three months. Thomas Knight, aged 14, and Thomas Smith, aged ...
... east esq Farrell Thomas, 3 Merriou square east eng 94 Fitzpatrick P V, 38 Eccles strect esq 192 French Henry 5, 14 Mountjoy square eg 193 Fayle C R, 8 Cope street w merchant lod Payle Thomas, 8 Cope sireet w merchant 195 Fottrel! Thomas, 66 Fleet strcet ...
... southerly*, fresh breeze, and showerv. BRISTOL. Sailed [Jan. 3] for Maria. Thomas, Berbice Lordßeresford.Davies, Swnsa Lidny -tdr, Pendergast, oughl Cornwall, Vi\ian, St. Ives MargtWilson,Hardy,Glasgow MrgM Kenzie, J ohnstn .Brghd Dove, Winter, Bideford Dart, ...
... Ruyrford sue of ye bailzies yr. of, ye xviij day of October, ye zeir of God. 1574. The qik day, David Thomson, William Hardy, and Thomas Dinka, war creatit ballzies of yis bort • Wm. Hay, scryb ; Charles gray, Androw Laing, ihomaa Smyt, son to umqille Wm ...
... Lamb's examining prisoner's cart that day was in consequence of some plate having been lost on the previous Saturday from Mr. Hardy's, Bull inn, Witham Common—The jury, having consulted for short time, found the prisoner guilty, and the court sentenced him ...
... any adventurer who should hardy enough to l'orcc his way into it. If should l»e found that this country has a just right to the Oregon territory* alter all, how would America justify her having encouraged gang hardy adventurers'* to settle there ...
... Murphy, Charles Sugrue, Paul M'Swiney, Thos. Bell, Wm. Fitzgibbon, John Carraichael, Michael Murphy, North Ludlow Beamish, Thomas Lyons and Daniel Donegan, jun. The associated justices were Andrew Spearing, Francis B. Beamish, Thos. S. Reeves and James ...
... Hall-court. Old Broad-street, tailor. Dec. —Daniel Collens, Ben nett's-place, Bethnalgreen, silk-manufacturer. Bankri-pts. Thomas Walter Vine, Peerless-row, City-road, builder, surrender Jan. 6, eleven, Feb. 9, twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Hasinghall ...
... (Before Mr. Jurrire MAPLE. As soon as Lordship took his seat thin morning, Mr. Hell, the Depute Clerk of Amigos, rolled upon Thomas Walker, of Dewebury, solicitor, who was out on bail, to surrender t o t a k e his trial upon three charges of forging the ...
... AUCTION OF MAURITIUS SUGAR. SIMEON HARDY & SONS will MICTION on TUESDAY next.the 9th inst. atthei/STORES. LAPPS' ISLAND. / FIVE HUNDRED MATS MAUrTTTTJS SUGARS. Cork, Jan. 1844. PALM OIL. TAIXoW, LARD. WILLIAM AND THOMAS ENGLSH OFFER FOR SALE 11 Tons Palm ...
... out of employ.— M. Lea, Syston, out of business.—W. Hancock, North Curry, attorney. —W. White, Shaftesbury, carpenter. —J. Hardy, Halifax, labourer. —C. A. M. Count de W uits, Begent’s-park, chamberlain. —S. Heilbuth, Shadweil, dealer in hardware. —B. ...