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... prayer was offered by T. Page and blind William ; and an affectionate aldress delivered to aged saints and sinners by William Hardy, who is in his eighty-fourth year. Every one having received a packet, containing cake, and a few religious tracts, the company ...
... 28, at Genoa, aged 29, Therese, the wife of Thomas Bacon, Esq.._ _ Dec:29, after a long illness, Richard Rees, Esq., of Pembrokeshire. Dec. 30, aged 18, MisslSu.sanna James, eldest daughter of the Rev. Thomas James, Rector of Ma,nordivy, near Cardigan ...
... Lady Loui*a Fitzmaunce, only daughter «.f me Marqm* yt Lantdownt, and the Hon. Janie Howard, brother to Lord Andover. Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton, Bart., is dangerously ill at bis seat m Norfolk. The House of Commons. —A great many workmen are employed in ...
... a state of nature ; it runs and dies about where likes, and cuts what does most good. The consequence is, it s healthy and hardy ; it has stamina itself, and gives stamina to those that rat it. Look, again, at the sheep fed on our Downs. Can any mutton ...
... seven years. — Thomas White (18), Thos. Jones (20), and Thomas Harrison (16), s. silk handkerchiefs at Dews- bury, the property of George Holliday; Catherine O'Brien (23), s. money at Bradford, from the person of Jonas Illingworth ; Thomas Ibbotson (21) ...
... Liverpool—Julius Ciesar, Wingate, for Icluiboe, 2ltb—Ann Mlin, Thomas, and Au*- trails. Blanchard, 27th, for Calcutta. Calc err a.—Enterprise, Robertson, Oct.; Brunswick, Mai chin, 3l»l; Thomas Mrilor. Polethorp, Bth Nov.; Alice, 17th. and William Wa-’l# ...
... AIIHo.W—y At Margaret'*, Wcaimlnalar. George Turnbull. Ea*. emiow necr, to Jane, daughter of the late John Eag. Bombay.Chartea Hardy BalnbtUkre. E*q .r’SJw! Court, and Seeracnry the Lord hop. and wool George C. Balnbridge E*q.. ol Galionaide Roabureb*™, Leaden ...
... Tenements, situate at tbt Upper-end or Gallowtree Gate, in Leicester, now in tbe several occupations Mr. John P. Meres,and Mr.Thomas Cooke, Printer, together witb tbe large Warehouses and other Offices, situate at the back of the said Messuages, and now in ...
... grutleman acknowledged the (4.411 I . . . The of M. sod Hardy, the a urth) and Hart and were propaved to a oral and the van enreliant to onahly. the moderate. and the attention 44 Mr. aod Moe. Hardy. to the of their guest, every thing that I. otshed for ...
... result must be death, and that Sir Charles Metcalfe's friends dare not wish delay to that relief.— Spectator, Jan. 4. John Hardy, Esq., M.P.—lt is with great pleasure we are enabled to report the continued improvement of this gentleman's health, there ...
... Tuesday week, Thomas «lpson, Esq., aged 75. Christmas eve, at Derby, in his 28th year, Mr. Wm. adding, innkeeper, son of Mrs. Gouldiug, of Tinwell, near »»ford. Tuesday last, aged 80, Hannah Swan, of Uffington. Ketton, on the 31st ult, Thomas Baxter, aged ...
... JOHN BISHOP (19) wee charged with I2r. 9J ...