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... who were employed on the ship still remained on board. Yesterday afternoon Thomas Mackay, a boatman, went with one of his boats w be the lstgest in the river) having on beard Thomas Groome (his mate) and two others, to the Grand Trianon, for the riggers ...
... and a large body of the workmen remained on board. On the same afternoon Thomas Mackay, a boatman, went with one of his boats (said to the largest in the river) having on board Thomas Groom (his mate) and two others, to the Grand Trianon, for the purpose ...
... James' MarshaU; John Robertson; Alexander Brown; William Boyle,; Wil- Ban Esson; William Hunter; Alexander Provan; James Ball; Thomas Buchanan; Daniel Maefariae, and Gecrge Shaw, of the 'Old North Quarter Society of Journeymen Weavers, in Glasgow,' offer their ...
... SALE,: T HE Whole.STOCK-IN-TRADE and GOODlWILL aY of tbat.Old-Estnbllbed and Vuablesnsiness inWbithorn, carried on by Mr. Thomas Simpson, lately deesed, as a Clothing and Drapery Establishment. 2se Stock is fresh, and was care- lully seleoted by Mr. Simpson ...
... ; George Barclay, Gent.; Alexander Tod, Gent.; William Henry, Gent.; Den. 6. To be Ensigns- James Smith, Gent.; James Thomas Hardie, Gent.; James Lawrence Boyd,7Gent.; John Kidd, Gent.; Dec. 6. let Company Renfrewshire Artillery Volunteers-John Scott ...
... throws gometimeg c ever rhyme. Why should it dispa Much might be said towards the question, but we for- Leopard stm (435). Hardie, Liverpool, cumstance about a writer like Macaulay, who appeared the age to which he belonged : its tastes, tempers, ra i ...
... LIVERPOOL, withi 8oods and-Paseenge~rsaune: PADDLE STEAM-SImp LYNX Capt. W1ITsrx * HERON ?? MATN. ? OSTRICH,.. ..Capt. HARDIE. HARRIER Carrying Goods and Steerage ;P.B m {Passengers only ?? FROM GLASGOW. From Broomielaw, By Rail to JsAruAP.Y. 1600 ...
... 4Y. ±vinudgeiplpjievin fortab&.aou.*s and is~.Aoor p lifs;-oultbehadure that ~s#4j*F4?A privation ub req i~s -D for-.theirC hardy. constitutions- -.nt ...
... L. &fag, Esq., Union Bank, Edinburgh, to Jessie Grieve, daughter of the late Thomas Cochrane, Esq. At 37, Monteith Row, on the 10th inst., by the Rev. Alex. Frazer, Thomas Low, Esq., merchant and insurance broker, to Jane Wood, daughter Of the late Thos ...
... take place consequent on ?? death of General Richard Blunt, Colonel of the 66th Regt., Dec. 25, 1859.-- Lieutenant-General Thomas Kenali, C.B., Colonel of the 63d Foot, to be General; Dec. 26.- Major-General John Hobart, Lord Howden, ?? Ma- jor upon-half-pay ...
... UW. Coort or -— Lieat- joucl Cross, of Dar- tan, wason J ore ia if of Hie Uoanty of Armagh. Will Hardy, pe a, Of Armaga, was swore in Sub-Sheriff. The return of fortrial atthe Autrim oonnty assizes is nil, and this is attributed to the receatrevival movement ...
... to death Friday, whilst working with two men, named Charles Hardy and William Hurst, at the Old Sod Mine or Chapel Pit, Dukinfiel f. It seems the men heard a noise indicating danger, and Hardy and Hurst got into place of safety, out the deceased, apparently ...