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... votes of thanks 01 Rat- ment, for the following brave fellows named therein to-mor- Hook, Francis Smith, Richard Butcher, Thomas Lifter Coble: Mewse, James Butcher, and William Rose, all of the L onday J lifeboat, and Nathaniel Colby, coxswain of the ...
... decided objection to free trade in | 0 (both of Preston), | and Crown, Thomas-street, manner. low, well built, quick and active on his pins. Roberts has run one | pedestrianism. Messrs Hardy and Petts of Manchester will | 200 va rds between T. Airey and H. ...
... folds of an ample blue cloak, was placed at the bar before Mr. Elliott, on a] charge of conspiring with two others in sharping Thomas Milner of 40!., in a skittle-ground at the Anchor. ?? beertouse, in Cross-street, Walworth. From the evidence, 1 it appeared ...
... Most Excellent _Majesty_. The humble petition of the jury who tried - the - indictment of the Queen on the prosecution of Thomas Plummer against the Reverend Henry John Hatch, at the sessions holden at the Central Criminal Court in the month of No- vember ...
... White, Mr. and Mrs. Denham, Mr. and Mrs. Cameron, Duncan MBoll, and Edward Chard. List of the ?? George M'Hardy, commander, London; Mr. Thomas Hosie M'Ander- son, 38 years, chief officer, London; Mr. Alexander Fraser, second officer, London Mr. Edwin ...
... supply the 3d Weat India Regt, to be capt, v Metge, who ex ; Gentleman Cadet Richard en tey, New Burlington-street. to be Thomas Oliver Wingate, from the Royal Military College, to be | se rifles ensign, without rchase, v De Robeck, appointed to the Foot ...
... Award 846 Burns, Rankin, Gilmour A Co Annie Laurie 645 Ellis, Rankin & Co Annabella 659 Smith, II Curwen a Astronomer 1024 Thomas, Harrison or J Browns w Alliance 354 Husband, .1 Mess.. •• 0 0 Berbice 283 Raw, British Colombo 543 Troweek ...
... FARNWORTH. of On Thursday evening a public meet was held in the E Mechanics' Institution, Peel-street, Farnworth, called by yi Thomas Barnes, Req., of Limefleld, in compliance with a cc requisition whihad been presented to him as a deputy Ji lieutenant and ...
... eaaad— 6. Brilliant, from Porto Cabsllo, wm wracked Goatracoalcos Bar Oct. 31; ealls, rigging, As.. saTad-19. Blsrria Castle, M’Hardy, from Loudon for Adelaida (8.A,), which passed tha Downs Deo. 17, supposed lokt. wracked goods marked with her name basing ...
... and the formation of a committee, were also passed. The meeting was a very long one, and the movement was opposed by Mr. Thomas Barnes, late M.P. for Bolton. An amendment was moved, but lost, only about a dozen persons voting for it. It expected to raise ...
... many general and other officers. 414 L C4 DETS -- SOY AL NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT. Eastern Parade, Son tinea, conducted by Mr. THOMAS EABTMAN RJf. The following Gentleman hare patted from this Establishment as Naval Cadets during the year :— _F- ?• I' Z-?* ...
... msteat Ime bed Mooed. Wll • goad masset fg Modem lees be. ' be11.'`••-', e.'''.'' from new, and that Capt. 111' Hardy was not aware of Lie thee with G. lint dindeod of Med in the mead Imo on 214 Ir'l4-S.; 11' L'4.41. omol. Co b• E. b. I'. ...