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... For the BENEFIT of Mr. WRIGHT. TBIS ITENING will b* performed the Comedy tentled PAUL PRY. Paul Pry, Mr. Wright; Colonel Hardy, Mr. Lambert ; Grasp, Mr. O. Smith— Mrs. Subtle, Mrs. Yates; Phoebe, Miss Woelgar. After which THE PRETTY GIRLS OF BTILBERG ...
... be seen a group of pale and weeping women with tearful eyes watching the progress of the search, and on the other group of hardy seamen, their strong frames convulsed with emotion as they clasp in their arms the dripping corpse of some favourite child ...
... inflexible in their decision, and Mr. Baines was ?? on to proceed with his case. Sir Gregory Lewin, Mr. Serjeant Bellasis, Mr. Hardy, and Mr. Knowles, Q.C., appeared on hehalf of several landholders whose property would be interfered with by the route of the ...
... TOWN-HALL.—Monday. (Before the Worshipful the Mayor, John Wallis, Esq., W, L. Hsmmro, Esq., and ArdUm, Esq.] Mr. Thomas maltster, of Eurdington, the borough Dorchester, was summoned answer information, by one of officers of excise, lor having, the February ...
... WEDNESDAY. The Ladies' Cup of 101., Three-quarters of a mile, was won easily, in two heats, by Mr. Werninck's Arrian,BSt (Hardy), beating Mr. Mallard's Unknown, 7st 71b;• Mr. Edwards's Miss Fidget, Bst ; Mr. Jerry's Cinderella, 6st 71b ; and Mr. Knowles's ...
... Magistrate of Mont- gomery i-hire. JOHN FOULKES, Esq. Milford House, Magistrate of Montgomeryshire. THOMAS REGINALD KEMP. Esq., 3, Auchurch Lane, London. ARTHUR THOMAS MORLEY, Esq., Newtown Hall, Montgomeryshire, JOHN BAKER, Esq , Dolforwyn Hall, Montgomeryshiie ...
... Annular Eclipse of tho Sun. and the Transit of Mercury—Portrait the latu Thomas Hood, Esq., Ac. Ac. Incebd. stamped. New hardy flowering annuals— TREATISE tb - CULTIVATION HARDY and ALF-H A ROY AN ALS, with description of the. newest and choice** var ...
... paper ; and that Mr. Hardy is exerting his influence with the Lords of the Treasury against the widow and her family. There is something ex- ceedingly cold and repuisivc in such a proceeding. It is the only service that Mr. Hardy has done to his constituents ...
... food. his a ail that BIRTHS. reitl May 4, the wife of Mr. Marka Knight, of a daughter. app May 2, in Okehiamptim-strcet, St. Thomas, Mrs. Bennett, of bet a stilt. of p May 2rd, at Bacliwell Vicarage, the Lady of the Rev. JTohn to it Laingworthy, of a son ...
... Bishop of Norwich. Captain Wellesley, R.N., by Field-Marshal the Duke of Wel- lington. Commander Thomas Wilson, R.N., by the Earl of Haddington. Commander Thomas Smith, R.N., on promotion, by Loyd Haddington. Commander Sir W. Hoste, RN., on his appointment ...
... inhabitants, at the head of whom appeared the names of Thomas Wakefield, Esq. and Mr. Lewis Samuels, two Dissenters. At twelve o’clock, the vestry was completely filled, and at that lime Thomas Wakefield, E»q. was called to the chair. He stated that ...
... the Clerk to the s**a the Stamford 10 days Creditors, lSA»f^ U life per Share. johnOldrid; Esq:: Boston. Thomas Spalding, Esq., London. Borton. Thomas Wise, Jun., jQ t * Sir James Duke, Knt, M.P. nbeater. John Burgess, Esq., Boreugbreeve, WUliamSSnn,TEsq ...