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... nearly all the iother, newspapers are opposed to it. Sir E.. Perry has taken (200 shares in the Gooserat Railway Company. The Thomas Metcalfe has been driven, on shore at Madras. Majors Edwardes and Nicholson, and some other officers, tare about to proceed ...
... Thomas Husband, Esq. committee Mr. Robert Utall „ Charles Morgan „ Charles ~ Thomas Madge „ Henry Westuott „ William Pool Solicitors Treasurer. Secretary Mr. Thomas Matthews Thomas Uennolls „ Benjamin Call „ Nicholas Taub r „ Philip Davis „ George Pike ...
... Ferry, K«j,, of Clare, in the county of Suffolk. February fdrd, at Windsor Terrace, Plymouth, Grace, widow o the l:i‘e John Hardy, Esq., aged Ud years. February tf-lth, in' Bedford Street, Plymouth, Mrs. Reed, widow of Die late Mr. John Reed, of this town ...
... High Sheriff and the officers of the County, when an excellent sermon was preached by the Sheriff’s chaplain, the Rev. J. Hardie, from the 7th chap. St. John, latter clause of the verse, Judge righteous judgment.” CROWN COURT—Monday Before Mr. Justice ...
... Dewdney, J. Sarah, Pearce, J. Butland, E. Maddick, (Shaugh), J. Postlethwaite, (Plymouth), J. Horton, (Plympton St. Mary) Hardy, &c., &c. On the removal of the cloth, the Chairman grave as the first toast, Her Majesty, the Queen,” observing that wiey ...
... and a dividend of 2s. in the pound was ordered, which would make the amount, paid by the bankrupt, 13s. lOd. in the pound. Thomas Uarloot.—This bankrupt had been a tailor, in Plymouth, and came up for choice of assignees. Mr. Card, woollen draper, Exeter ...
... —Comet Wynne Wm. Rudyerd ilhams to be Lieut, by purchase, vice Collingwood, who retires. sih Dragoon Guards. —Comet Alex. Jos. Hardy Elliott, from the 9th Light Dragoons, to be Lieut, by purchase, vice Goad, who retire*; Robert James Montgomery, gent, to be ...
... £174,000, a very large sum to retain, and would suggest that smaller sum would suffice for all the wants of the office. Mr. Hardy rather differed from Mr. Jay regarding the Reserve Fund, which viewed a matter of great attraction for new insurers, and should ...
... and entered the shop of Thomas Symons, at the parish of Crowan, and stolen therefrom six dozen of knives and forks, several pieces of Orleans and Coburg cloth, and various other articles, of the goods and chattels of the said Thomas Symons. Guilty—ten years’ ...
... Rees. James Mowalt,Thomas Wood, GeorgeT. Moinson. Launceston —Thomas Jewell, John W. Roberts. HoUtwi' «-Jolm Allen, John Shipman. John L. Saidevs, Henry W. Holland, /.tVirard-Rieh. Moody Edward Addison. (’oWopfon-Wm. Saunders, Thomas Cliot e. Tavistock ...
... entered iuto the circumstances ot the treatment of the Rev. Thomas Rowland, who hud given nine reasons, at minor district meeting, for objecting to the expulsion from the Wesleyan body of Messrs. Hardy and Column, who had sympathised with Messrs. Dunn and Griffith ...
... Nelson ; Captain Protheroe, A.D C.; Commodore Lord John Hay, C.8.; W. Dyer, Esq. , , tenant F. Warren, (Flag) ; Captain Sir Thomas Maitland, H.M.S. Impm/mUe ; Captain-Superintendent Rich, Koyai Naval Hospital; Captain Hope Johnstone, ILM.S. AUwm, Captain ...