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... VV. Cope, Maxwell Cross, Thomas Dobbin, John Eyre, Joseph Greer, James Harden, J. P. Harris, J. R. Irwin, Thomas Kidd, Wm. Kirk, Jos. M‘Kee, Jos. Nicholson, Wm. Olpherts, Henry L. Prentice, James M. Stronge, Alex. Shaw, Thomas J. Tennison, Esqrs.; Sir ...
... prosecuted with energy, during the season. He entitled to great credit for the very generous manner in which he lias taken these hardy sons of the sea —Coleraine Chronicle. Mark or Respect the 9th inst, a number «.f the mo't respectable farmers of the district ...
... |lth inat., in the I'nitarian meeting-house. Temple, the Kev. Joseph Nelson. Mias horali Blrkmyre, of Craigarogan. to Mr. Thomas Gordon, of Belfast. live 9th iust., Oonnybr ...
... THOMAS HARDY EQUESTS ATTENTION TO HIS NEW STO/ty OF SPRING AND SUMMER SHAPES, in MANTLES, HOODED AKD PALETOTS, ft selection of which great iiste and judgment have been used. ff.B Jost to hand, 3 CASES of Choice STRAW BONNETS, 2 Ditto PARASOLS, and other ...
... York the instant, and the Africa the 10th. In Boston, there was a tremendous excitement, consequence of the arrest of Mr. Thomas Simms, a a fmotive slave, although the man was believed to freeman. At public meeting held the subject, on the 4th instant ...
... BEAUTIFUL SPRING SELECTIONS!! THOMAS HARDY SOLICITS EARLY attention TO and fresh selections Summer S ;, is, Fancy Dresses, Bareges, French Jaconettea, Cork Ginghams, Together with a Large and Aafiortment of PRINTS, &c. French, Painley, Barege, and Grenadine ...
... BEAUTIFUL SPRING SELECTIONS!! THOMAS HARDY gOLICITS EARLY ATTENTION TO HIS FRESH SELECTIONS OP Summer S'Vks, Fancy Dresses, Bareges, Unslins, CbalisJ.French Jaconettes, Cork Ginghams, Together with and Choice wSSortmont of PRINTS, &c. French, Paisley ...
... RiIononENDBOKR- -First prize, Thomas G. Esc., Stramlmil's (gardener, K. Snort I. ’lwo UnonooKMUiONs—Hrst prize, T. G. Batt, F.-sq. Six William Crawford,Esq., Daldmolic (gardener, John Barrett). ii Aur.niCAN Azaleas— First prize, Thomas G. Batt, 1 oik Ghent Azaleas— ...
... , J.P. 1 0 Jas. Whitla, Esq,, I 0 D. R. Goodlatte, Esq. 0 Sam. Corrigan, Esq., 1 Sam- Hutcheson, Esq. 1 0 William Hardy, Esq., 1 Francis Watson, Esq., 1 0 David Ruddell, Esq., 0 Mr. Geo. Armstrong, 0 10 Mr.MatthewCook, 0 10 oted at the weekly ...
... , J.P. 1 Ja-s. Whitla, E5q,, 1 D. R. Goodlatte, Esq. 1 0 Sam. Corrigan, Esq., 1 0 Sam. Hutcheson, Esq. 1 0 William Hardy, Esq., 1 0 Francis Watson, Esq., 1 0 David Ruddell, Esq., 1 0 Mr. Geo. Armstrong, 10 Mr.MattbewCook, 0 10 weekly vteeting ...
... 44th—Lovett Thoraton, gent., to Ensign, by purchase, vice Coote, appointed to the Foot. 63d—Thomas Bussett Reid, gent., to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Hardie, appointed to the Staff. 57th—Richard Aatley Kuatchbull gent., to Ensign, bv purchase, vice Norman ...
... undertook the pursuit, and traced the fugitives to Hardy*s house, in Hancock. He then procured the assistance of two gentlemen, whose names are Davis and James. The three, well-armed, entered Hardy*s dwelling, and, after a desperate struggle, secured ...