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... Hagar, Jones, Palermo Helene, Behrmann, St. Thornae l Iris, Schutte, Matamoras Margarethe, Bremer, Monte Video, &..( TUESDAY Thomas Brocklebank, Graham, Calcutta Cicero, Massey, Beypore Nicolina Maria, Papetta, Genoa Areto, Richards, Curacoa Queen of Scote ...
... Mavrocordatos, (8-e,) Smith,' Alexandria! Hagar, Jones, Palermo Helene, Behrmann, St. Thomas Iris, Schutte, Matamoras Margarethe, Bremer. Monte Video, Sze TuESDAX, Thomas Brocklebank, Graham, Calcutta Cioero, Massey, Beypore Nicolina Maria, Papetta, Genoa ...
... PETTY HESS IVSS TiirilSDAY.—Before G. French, Esq., and R. Tooth. Esq. Charles Clark, a labourer, living Hardy, in the parish of Cranbrook, was charged with forging his father’s name to promissory note of hand, and then uttering the same one Charles Witherden ...
... Monieith.—l9. H. I'. Elli>ton, inventor and musical com- poser—22. Henry Thomas Edgar, historical and miscellaneons writer.—23. Thomas Henry Mandsley, civil engineer.—26. Sir Thomas Jodkin Fnz-G- raid. Bart.— 27. James Kershaw, M.P. for Stockport—2B. Licnt ...
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... infirm old man, a pauper belonging to the Greenwich Union. appeared before Mr. Paget to answer a summons taken out by Mr. Thomas Babington, solicitor to the Cork Union, in Ireland, and which charged defendant that he, being a person employed in the execution ...
... at Devonport. Second Muster. —Thomas 11. Smith, to the Viotory, flag ship, at Portsmouth, for disposal. Surgeons.— George F. Banks, of the Rattlesnake, to' be additional of the M.eander, 10, store ship, at Ascension ; Thomas Craig, of the Zebra, to the ...
... has declared a dividend per cent. (FROM TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ASSOCIATION.) (Per Canada, via Kocbo’s Point.) NEW YORK, Dec. 2j Thomas reports coutiuued purs iit liood’a army Sunday, which w;is then at Springhill. prisoners in ail are claimed have been taken ...
... held nt the Queen's Head Hotel, WEDNESDAY, Jakuarv Uth, 1805. LAT>Y PATROSESSES. THE LADY MILDRED HOPE. LADY HERSCHEL. MRS. HARDY. MRS. LOYD. MRS. G. STEVENSON. MRS. STEUART. MRS. WETHERELL. MRS. JOHNSTON. MRS. FRENCH. STEWARDS. EDWD. LOYD. ESQ. STEVENSON ...
... dismissed from the service. The screw sloop Cordelia, 11, Commander John B. Scott, from Barbadoes and Granada, arrived at St. Thomas on the 12th December. The frigate Leander was at Callao. The corvette Charybdis arrived at San Francisco on the 14th November ...
... character Vueo, htatuary; .9tereg, Dresden. Frepeli, and Iegwo oa Crystal Chandeliers, Canlelabra, Specialtiem for Prsnao,&ct THOMAS AGINEW and SON4S, Fxohneoret acesea agents in the north of Engliand for the cltrldpoutoso ~r bedienne, of Parle.-Catalogues ...
... purchase, vice Edwards; Walter Thomas Tirubrell, gent., to be Ensign by purchase, vice Erskine. .60th Foot.—Ensign Charles Gathorne Hardy tote Lieutenant by purchase, vice Thomas Wentworth Martin, Edmunds, who retires ; Thomas North Dick-Lauder, gent., to ...