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... It is supposed that the ship must have got some distance down Channel when she encountered the gale, and whether Captain M Hardy, who bears high character for skilful seamanship, attempted to run back or bold on by beating about, and was driven back by ...
... name Bievoie Castle painted upon them. It was at once supposed that they had come from the ship Blevoie Castle, Captain M Hardy, commander, belonging to Messrs. Duncan Dunbar and Son, the eminent shipowners, which cleared out of the London Docks last ...
... Lord Berkeley, by Weatherbit, 6 yrs, Bst 41b L. Snowden 1 Mr. Wood's Woodmite, 5 yrs, 7st 51b .. Lomas 2 Mr. Hardy's Emerald, 4 yrs, fist 21b . .. Williamson 3 Mr. Wright's Vigo, 4 yrs, Bst 21b Mr. Stinton's Grillade, aged, 7st 91b ...
... waa fined 2s. fid., and costs 18a Tuesday. —(Before A. Crofton, Esq., Major-General Williams, J. A. Warn, Esq., M.P., and Thomas Whitehead, Esq.) Oeo. Crayeraft was charged with obstructing the footway and road in Laurence, on the 2fith inst. It appeared ...
... -park, John Hardy, Esq., in the year of his age. HYNE.—On the 50th ult., at Newcastle-on-Tyne, DorothY wife of the Rev. C. W. N. Hyne. d JENNENS.—On the 31st ult., at The G range, North-0 0 4 0 0 ' 1, • Jane, eldest daughter o f th e late Thomas Jennena, ...
... Eliza- beth Thorn, relict of Julius Griffith, Esq, in her ninety-eighth year. Hardy.— On the Slst ult, at bis residence, No. 18, Cumberland- terrace, Regent's-park. John Hardy, Esq, in the eighty-third year of hia age. Htne.— On the SOth alt, at Newcas ...
... oa Thursday last. J. M. Laske, Esq., tock the chair, and amongst those preot were—Capt. Runuacles, Carriogton Nuse, Esq, Thomas Nuun, Esq., J. K. Kirby, Eaq, Jobn Cardinall, Esq, J. T. Ambrose, Esq.: the Revds. G. Burmester, C. Merivale, J. M. Chapman ...
... will become void. FIBE IKSUBANCBS tOocted at moderate ralee upon every deeorlp- oi property. LIFE DEPARTMENT. Actnarr—Peter Hardy, Esq , P.R.B, ab«tetoeat ot premium after five jean’ pajmcote, or profit* may be added aa a bouua to poUetee, or received cash ...
... ) consignment note of the gpoda. Thomas Thorpe, the drayman to Meatn. Pwkford and Co., proved having received the goods in questum from the last witness, which he delivered at the Midland Kailway station. , . . Thomas Uallaiii said lie was employed at ...
... Shipwreck the Channel.—On Friday and Saturday week, rumours were rile in London, that the sbip Blervie Castle, Captain George M'Hardy, bad been wrecked in tbe Channel. She belonged to Messrs. Duocan, Dunbar and Co., and cleared out of tha London docks last ...
... Grenadier company of a British regiment shot down on one occasion in the war in Coned in 1812, because they were too fool hardy or too proud take cover behind trees. Now, the best mode of taking shelter behind trees or other natural rover which the ground ...
... Nottingham. .lanuarv 3, 1860. /SAimON.—TO IRONFOVXDERS AND vy Others.—Whereas certain tetters Talent were granted to Mr. THOMAS CLARKK, of Utchurch. near Derbv, and of SUvoley, near Chesterfield, bearing date the 19th day .laiiaan’, 1859, fur Improvements ...