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... of feosr and~ a half lhours to the htmnlf-acE, thaving two Itorses abreast-Ist. 30s., Thomas Halls;;, servant to fo Mr. Thomas Hancock, Dale Grange:. 21nd, Vs., Thomas Stocks, rH servant to Mr. Charles Porter, -Hopwelt, 3rd, bs., George Savage, ht; serva ...
... lieutenant, ty purchase, vice Knight; James Hardie Fraser, gent., to be ensign, by C puchase, vice Morgan. 70tk Foot.-Lieutenant Charles A. Poyntz James to lo 'captain, without purchase, vice Hay, deceased Ensign Thomas Deering Baekhouse to be lieutenant, w ...
... him (Mr. White) the sum of 210, being the amount of two hundred ?? the motion of Mr. James Pontey, seconded by Mr. Joseph Hardy, the following were ad- mitted members, and each paid one guinea:-Mr. Stephen Petitt, Merchants' Hotel, Oldham-street; William ...
... 075 Browq, John ?? ?? 9,9121 Acock, Minors ?? $aunders, Jane ?? ?? 88 Quigley, Ann ?? ,832 Watts, William ?? ,810 Brodprick Thomas ?? 9,718 Emery, ?? 9,60-i Nhill)U, Rolbr~t ?? 8,011 Tise CHsAIMANc then deolared these persons as the scicceesscil candidates ...
... purchase, vice Blant, pro- moted; Thomas Francis Swim ord, gent., to be ensign, by purchase, vice Casson; Francie Forbes Atkinson gent to be ensign, without purcase, vice Swinford, appoCtnteG to 22nd Foot-Lioutenant Thomas Tyacke to be captain, by purchase ...
... Lieutenant, by purohase, vioe Knight; Jawes Hardie Fraser, Gent.,.to be Eusigo , by purchase, vice Morgan. 70bh Foot-Lioutenant. Charles A. Poyntz James to be Captain, without purchase, vice Hay, deceased; Eseig Thomas Deering Backhouso to be Lieutenant, without ...
... DETAINING A SEA MASN'S MlONEY. Yesterday Thomas Oliver, of Pell-streas, St. George's-in- the-East, boarding-house keeper, appeared before 5Mr. Selfe, at the Thames Police-court, to answer a charge of detaining £22, the moneys of a seaman named Alexander ...
... The R|ev. Charles. Hardy, Vicar r 17.-- occupied the chair' supported ont the C right by the' ted, 0; Hon. Ralph Dutto f ad on the left by the Rev. `d, 78; ThoV. f. . Tayl a ?? oH ed Thomas viriae red or Ittq., George o. Pte neq Thomas gaeE& ?? Joshua a ...
... et ?? ?? Riley. ?? H. Bane ?? H. Banner. . anner O. T. Bawring. ?? S. Graves ?? 13. Graves. I 9 Great George ?? Wagstaff. Thomas Wagstaff. b Rodney-street ?? Charles Mozlev Chale Moaley. I - Abercromby ?? A. Tintne R . Hutchison. I a I~ Joseph Anderson ...
... would take care in future. Thu Magistrates (Chas. Hardy,- poEsq., L. Wickham, Esq., and Captain Pollard) then i it convicted each of the defendants ini the penalty of Is.,wt ig the Costa in addition. Mr. Hardy addressed the defnnt be on the great impropriety ...
... holder of land em cho- granted for services. tr J/seel, H., a shallow lake, a or), rut or Jaut, a race of industrious and hardy cultivators, whose original seat is said to have been Ghazni, but who plare now found in great numbers in the North-West ~11o ...
... Esq., M.LP., Robert Hardy, Esq., M.P., Rev. Sydney Turner, Dr. Connelly, Lord Ebrington, M.P., John Seymour, esq., Dr. Srevokington, Arthur Helps, Esq., Dr. Lyon Playfair, E. TiAkroyd, Esq., M.P., Dr.Farr, J. P. Gassiot, Esq., Thomas fiTwiney, Esq. The ...