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... boundaries laid down in charts and maps by astute statesmen and skilful hydrographers, were overlooked and torgotien by the hardy seamen who ai once foilowed their calling and the shoals of fish that periodically resort to the banks and bays of those wide ...
... Head of the lnny.——gopn.’wn. 1 must sleep now.—Hyron. It watters little how the head lieth.—Sir Waiter Raleigh. Kiss me, Hardy — Lord Nelson. Don’t give up the ship.— Lawrence. Is this your fidelity ?—Nero. Clasp my hand, my dear triend, 1 die.—Alferi ...
... . Patron, the Marquis Camden. The Rev. J. Grifth, MA, to bea Surrogate for the Diocese of Llandaff. ~ The Rev. John Peter Hardy, to the Curacy of Bedmin-ter, Somerset. The Rev, E. H. Jaumes, to the Viearage of Letcombe Regis, Berks., Patrons, Dean and ...
... matter Mr.Gathorne Hardy—(loud cheers) ~—who has bronfht forward ong of the most usaful measures ever introduoced into the Houg of Commons—to show how 'ESDALE, M.P., AND ESQ., M.P. connection with the (rreenwas held on Wadneaday, at Thomas Maryon Wilson, ...
... Barber, John Barker, W, Barton, Alfred Crowther, T. M. Caney, James Clark, Thomas Clark, Thomas Cripps, John Chittenden, James Chambers, H. Cocks, G. B. Delo, Richard Dann, J. Thomas Epps, William Evenden, George Froat, James Fergnson, Lewis Foreman, Frederick ...
... for having a certain weighing machine § Ib. deficient. Dismissed. Thomas Joy, Sutton Valence, grocer, for having two beams and ¢cales defficient two drachms. Fined 10s, costs 12a. Thomas Burden, miller, Sutton Valence, for having a beam and scales wrong ...
... intimidation dng out of the tailors’ strike came before the Marlboroughmagistrate on Wednesday. The defendant, whose e was Thomas Geary, went with ten other tailors to the ings of complainant, who had not “ struck,” and attered reais agaivst him and his ...
... the metropolis. Charles Hill, 30, a baker, James M'Cree, 34, a carman, Alfred Hall, 26, a sailor, William Hooper, 19, and Thomas Brown, 19, labourers, were charged in the same indictment with stealing 50 cases of gin, value £BO, the pro&-.vny of Mr. N ...
... '{umday. There wcre&mem. the Earl of Romney in the chair, Viscount Sydney, Lord Lieut. Viscount Hardinge, Col. Lennard, Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson, Bart., Rev. G. B, Moore, A. C. Ramsden, éuh()ol.l)e«ie-, A. Randall, Esq.,, N. H. D'Aeth, Eaq., A. Beattie ...
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... stated that Mr, Jefferson Davis may be expected to arrive in this country in the month of June, The death is ngmounood of Bir Thomas Phillips, Q.C., of the Inner Temple. o Mr. Ingham, M.P. for Bouth Shields, contradicts the report that he intends to rmi7n ...
... the Tth inst., at Wiesbaden, the Lady Stuart de «DY. —On the 12th inst., at Marlen, Edward Mitchell Hardy, the third son of the late James Richard Hardy, Esq., forimerly of Peckham-rond, Surrey, in his 59th year MAYO.- On the 12th inst,, at 158, Cleve ...