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... “Cabby” their return to town.—D. B. P. Arrival of Axtiqcitibs prom Nivivih ahd Badtlch the brigantine Apprentice, Captain John Hardy, has arrived in the St. Katharine’s Dock, fro* Bussorah, on the River Euphrates, having on board a great.quantity of Assyrian ...
... some rich old fellow. She , at with the usiges all Protestant Churches given into custody. The prisoner | lPwr B);'_Mr. W. C. Hardy, of Holt (Norfolk), seconded . , tiiat she was only l‘» years t b e resolution, which was carried acclamation.—The Rev. ,nl ...
... prisoner upon the more senans offence, returned, completely intoxicated, and beat his son John, Charge op Stealing a Cheque.—Thomas Staines 11 years of age, in a most shameful manner; he declared ■ was charged with stealing cheque fur ss, the propel ty that ...
... down. I know Mr. Br.tke, and have known him and m that affray t*-e unfor eight years. was n«>t (he man.—James Long -T'.acnas Hardy: I know the ~ar attor the county me. ting I overtook Mr. -••atice working fo. Mr. and Fil summons. Fitxsimm ns said (I did ...
... blown entirely down. Two cottages belonging to same gentleman sustained damage to the amount of £6* A bam belonging to Mr. Thomas Platt, farmer, Crompton, near Oldham, was blown entirely down. Th« loss this case was about i,40. Part of the roof of another ...
... visited junks, with mandarins in them, in order brin f and inquiring if deceased had, on one of his legs, the mark of the hardy race of that province to the scene of action. Ac- large scar or old wound. The officer replied that there was corJiugly, on ...
... Second Lieut., by pur, viee Knight, promoted3rd Weal India Regiment, A. E. Thompson, gent, to be Ensign, without pur. rice Hardy, promoted Royal Canadian Rifle Regiment, T. Tayler. gent, to be Ensign, pur, vice Blake, promoted. [ cttreful how jou firink ...
... floor. Galor said he followed tbe mother school. On the I8:h the skip’s departure from the Downs posing that persons are fool hardy enough to often euter the incut which was false from cud. And ~at WH * l b . > i S a butcher’s shop in Fetter-lane, aad alter ...
... and Keller, Sherborne lane, eating house keepersKoeeveare, Couch, and Bawling. Stepliens SalUsh, Cornwall, limebumere Hardy and Roberts, Liverpool, commission raerchanU Messrs. Bickley, Stoke upon Trent, drapersDewhurst and Crockweil, Manchester ...
... , promoted 21rd Foot, Ensign W. H. Poole, from the 91st Foot, to be Second Lieut., pur, vice Jervoise, promoted; E. G. B. Thomas, gent, to Ik? Second Lieut., pur, vice Carnegie, promoted24th Foot, C. A. Turner, gent, to Ensign, by pur, vice Hays, who ...
... aggession, contrary* to the law ot nations, and calling for the most decisive interference the part the English people.”—Mr. Wm. Hardy seconded the motion, and it was earned unanimously.—Mr. J. t. Hollmgi moved, That the integrity of the Turkish' empire being ...
... 14: of England, ter Port Philip: Moselle far Port Philip.—Augosl 10: Elizs, for Pnihp.—Ang. 17: Bmciwall, lor Port Philip; Thomas Hugh**, for Port Philip; Southern Cross, for Hobart T-.iwn; John Scott, for Algoa Bay.—August 19: General Hewitt, for Sydney ...