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... TtheABnhlilaai, ook fomDauzi, rrred at Gritnsby The Mayborough, Forster, from Porto Rico, arrived in the Downs yesterday. The Thomas, Metcalf, from hence, 120 days out, was passed on the 16th ult., in lat. 36.35 N, long. 36 W. The Peter, Gibson, from Smyrna ...
... Archangel. The Helen Hardy, H~enderson, arrived at Gravesend yea. terday, from Cronetadi. The BrJans, from QLebec, arrived at Belfast on Saturday. The Jane Strong, Phelps, from Colombo, arrived yestaierday in the Downs. The Thomas Dryden, Brown, from Rangoon ...
... WgT WAni: George Crawahay, Gateshead, iron manufacturer; Bryan John Prockter, Gateahead, glue manufacturer. Sov8 WAnBD: John Thomas Carr, sedgwick-place, merchant; Joseph Back, Low Fell, fire-brick manu- faeturer. These are all re-elections, with the exception ...
... 30th ult. The Ann and John, Stoker, left Rent on the 28th May, for Falmouth. The Sarah Huntley, Cotton, from Cardiff, and the Thomas Young, Grant, from Fuime, arrived at Constantinople pre- vious to the 28th ult. The Juninse Tate, from Sulina, arrived at ...
... Mills, and the British Yeoman, Wardmn, for Queenstown from Odessa, cleared at Constantinople previous to the 12th. The Maria Hardy, Ditchburn, from London, arrved at Ga- laiz on the 7th. The Dawsons, Chillcott, left Reni for Falmouth on the 10th instant ...
... Wm,, Neweastle, agent Dodds, 'I homas, jun., Newcastle, butcher Dixon,.Thomas, Newcastle, brewer Dobson, Wm., Neweastlei tanner Dawson, Barbara, Neweistle, spinster Dixon, Thomas, Newoastfe, nataier mariner Dewar, Frederick Singers, Newoastle, chemist ...
... Learn; 2nd, Mr Thomas Rid. die, Low Leam. Best 2 yellow turnips, Mr Wm. Riddle; 2nd, Mr Joseph Brodie. Best 3 carroir, Mr William Miller; 2nd, Mr Wm. Wallace 3rd Mr George Xesbet, East Wood. burn. Best B leeks, Msr John Stephenson; 2nd, Mr Thomas Smith; 3rd ...
... Clark, Ilderton; John Bolam, Shaw- dou; Gen. Bolam, Hedgeloy; Thomas Chriep, Rugley; and Uichael Hindmarsh, Wm. Gibson, Win. Mauls, George Pike, Henry Fairbairn, Robert Straughan, J. J. Hardy, R. Kilgour, T. Robertson, A. Patrick, &o., of Alnwick. Immnediotely ...
... Stratford, from London, arrived at Dantzic on the let Nov. The Six, Hull, for Yarmouth; Tiberias, Wildgooee ; and the Helen Hardy, Henderson, from London, left Memel on the 60th. The Roehampton, Candler, is entered outwards at London for Canterbury and ...
... Swansfi2ld, pre. sided. There were 23 candidates or the appointment, but only two were eventually pat in nonation, when Mr Thomas Taylor, of North Sunderland. was elected to the situation by a large majority. Wednesday being the annual hiring for agricultural ...
... Eleanor Hardy are living together unmarried. The above reward will bs paid by a friend of John Hardy's, to any person who will give such information as will lead to any person who has, or is, circulating thssandbalt nby. applying to John Hardy, Walkor ...
... in the School-room of West Clayton-street Chapel. After tea, at which about 300 sat down, the chair was taken by the Rev. Thomas Pottinger. An encouraging report of the operations and the expected future progress of the objects of theseociety was rea~d ...