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... and the beloved wile of Mr. Mntthew Ball., o: Shotti•linni, Norfolk, etrise.ritteer, and third daughter of the late %Ir. Thomas Hayward, innkeeper, L ivenham. tln the 211th lost., in hi• itith year, at Campaey A•h. Nlr. Wm. Pratt, tor upwards of all ...
... quarter afterwards Captain Hardy was at hi» side. 'I hope,' said the dying man, 'none of our ships have struck, Hardy?' 'No, my lord,' replied Captain Hardy, 'there is fear of that.' Lord Nelson then said, 'lam a dead man, Hardy. lam going fast, it will ...
... h»s folly, and said bs knew nothing whatever of the 0 Connor. Hie name was Frederick Charles Jackson, a hawker. Inspector Hardy. G, sail, that inquiriee had been mads, and the pneonec was discovered to be reepectable man. Mr. Lombe, after proper remonstrance ...
... roads—The George. Gray, from Havre ; Angelina, Templer; Thomas and Betay, Thompson; all three for Sunderland ; Vigilant. Shaw; Envoy, Blacklock; both for Selby; Ellen, Taylor, for Goole; Ravensworth, Hardy; Isabella Colling, Menbam ; Sherlock, Wake; last three ...
... dealers and dyers—H. Jenkins, J. N. Wood, and C. Jenkins, Liverpool, slate merchants (so far as regards J . N . Wood)—R. Hardy and J. Hardy, Nottingham—Sarah Bengal' a n d C. A. Bentliff, Alaidatone, curriers—Ann Lucretia Haime, formerly Ann Lucretia Holmes ...
... dealers and dyers—H. Jenkins, J. N. Wood, and C. Jenkins, Liverpool, slate merchants (so far as regards J. N. Wood)—R. Hardy and J. Hardy, Nottingham — S arah Bentliff and C. A. 13entliff, ,Maidstone, curriers—Ann Lucretia Heinle, formerly Ann Lucretia Holmes ...
... Denison, Esq., deceased. Downing-street, August 28. The Queen has been graciously pleased to give orders for the appointment of Thomas Nicholas Redington, Esq., Under Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, to be an Ordinary Member ofthe Civil Division ...
... widow of the late Mr. Thomas Kitchen, millwright, of the above place. Aug. 23, suddenly, at Great Malvern, Mr. m. Stokes. Aug. 24th, at Berkeley's Hospital, Mr. Henry Thompson, aged 86 years. Aug. 24th, at Stourbridge, Mr. Thomas Yates, aged 31. Aug. 24th ...
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... TUESDA Y, Aiug. 28. I DOWNING-STREET, Arc. 28. The Queen, has been graciously pleased to give orders tor tile appointment of Thomas Nicholas Redington, Esq., Urn- ?? to the Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland, to be an Ordinary Member of the Civil Division of the ...
... dealers—Henry Jenkins, John Nelson Wood, and Charles Jenkins, Liverpool, slate merchants (so far regards J. N. Wood)—li. Hardy and J. Hardy. Nottingham—Sarah Bontlitt'and George Amatt Bentlitt*. Maidstone, carriers—Ann Lucretia Haime, Caroline Christophers ...
... 52nd year of his age, Mr. Thomas Jones, wool-dealer and maltster. I'he deceased was an industrious and honest man, and much rejected. ' Aug. 25, at Lebburn, near Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire, Mrs. •yell, widow the late Mr. Thomas Seyell, deeply regretted ...