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... Paqualin Emilie, BrCckwoiat, Ohrt, W.LD Sack Entered out Jan. 31 for iritcirdt [Jnn. 3] from Emerald, Hnmpliriea, fioulog Martha, Hardy, Hall City Boulogne, Tune, do Outwards [Jan. Jhr Magnet, Williams, C.nople Ann, Wade, Faro. Peraandes, Santander Darlington ...
... Creina, Flavin Cork Ocean Queen, Boutillier d° Elizabeth Mary Ann, Ball Falmouth Maria Grace, Guthrie Castellamare Emerald, Thomas d° 3 Star, Ewart Clyde 20 Janvrin, Falle Providence, Ford Angus, Vautier Falmouth Tasso, Waddell Castellamare ANCONA .. [Dec ...
... 24, 1845. .I*, Ri m- Hon. Sir Nicolas Gonyngham Timlal, Knt., Chtef Justice of Her Majesty's Court of Common SSL appointed Thomas Varrall Johnson Dallv, of »™lsel in tlic Sussex, gent., to one of the commissioner, for taking the acknowledgment. SfflTta ...
... house, the scene of hospitality and kindness ; a capital illustration of warm-hearted simplicity, in the person of honest John Hardy ; a very good likeness of sweet Mistress Caadle, and numerous minor characters, all interesting from their close adherence ...
... oo.l ;J. H. ; H. H. M. R. Page to Canopu. ; John M eat, to Nimrod : Edward Hardy to Vernon ; W. BiH£k/,o&“ • tVere 10 Ph-nia, Horace Masters~-James Handle, Pheentx; Mr. Thomas Whilner, stromboll. Surgeon—Dr, Charles Paget Blake, to Phanix. f and Pursers ...
... Messrs. Chisholme, Hall, and Gibson, Lincoln's.inn-fields; and Mr. Gibson, Manchester, official assignee. Mr. Pott, Manchester. THOMAS CAB.EY WILLARD PIERCE, Manchester, merchant, Jan. 1 5 , at 11, Feb. 5, at 12, at the Manchester District Court of Bankruptcy: ...
... H. M. R. Page, to Canopus ; John West, to Nimrod; Edward Hardy, to Varaan; W. N. Lookyer, to Albion; H. B. Everest, to Pbosnix ; Horace Bollock, to Maslert. —James Randle, to Phoenix; Mr. Thomas Whillier, to StrombolL Charles Paget Blake, to Phoenix. PmpmmaUrt ...
... sensation at Havre. charged with having committed the following robbery, The St. David is stated to have been insured for 7,000/. Thomas Cheeter, potmau at the Plough public-hou, The other s t eamer, the Tom Bowling, is supposed to said there were three French ...
... Chairman requested the Secretary to read the answers to the applications he had previously alluded to. The first was from Mr. Thomas Lawrence, of Saint Mary Axe, who denied ever having applied for shares in the Company, and declared that his name had been ...
... T ' Treb >- Genlock-terrace, at Veil' ?T) Xl dcr Smith ' G^nwich, at twelve; William tw.-kl'- \r;i ,r ipps ' at twelve; Thomas Stuart, Battersea. at twelve, William Bnstow, White-street, Bow, at half-past eleven. p j,, Befor e Mr. Commissioner Shepherd ...
... assignee, Mr. Edwards. Neale, George, Seagrave, Portsea, innkeeper, Jan. 13, Feb. 13: official assignee, Mr. Pennell. Pierce, Thomas Carey Willard, Manchester, merchant, Jan. 15, Feb. 5: official assignee, Mr. Hobson, Manchester. DIVIDENDS. Jan._ 23, Solomon ...
... Sykes as identical, in many respects, with the travelling letters of the German student. A letter was read from Rev. Spence Hardy, Wesleyan Missionary at Ceylon, being a commentary on some remarks made by Mr. Ferguson on the cave worship of the Buddhists ...