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... RELIEF QHOLERA Amount already Acknowledgment £3,841 Since received— The National Bank, per G F Hardy Thomas Baldwin, Esq, Movtl Farm, per the Lord Mayor Mrs Col Pattison, per Rct T Jordan The Right Hon the LORD MAYOR, The SHERIFF, Crre^vrer, BENJAMIN ...
... IRISH BANKRUPTS. Simeon Thomas Hardy and William Hardy, both of A!' bert*qoay, eity of Cork, merchants,-dealers, and chap* men, to surrender on tbe of March, and on the 33d of April. ...
... May, taken from houfe Piccadilly. THOMAS HARDY. iYo. TfVjitcl-Jfrfei, Covmt-Cardjß-, 5, ITO6. The King will perceive, hv the fubjoined Cor- VeTpondence between Thomas Hard?, Henry Dundas, and the Portland, that bo. Hardy refrained from troubling the till ...
... boufe. No. 9, Piccadilly, on the 12th of May, 1794» by a war ant bearing your fi^nanire. THOMAS HARDY. c. 36, Oci. the Right Hon. Henry Dundas. Mr. has received Mr. Hardy’s Htter, which he has tianfmited to the Secretary State for the Department, wli9m tire ...
... ans = ey f Sie Thomas Hardy, left wisi sealed orders, suppo the Mediterranean. eS EMIGRATION, AND SUCCESS TOIT! Toe Irish are still landing at the Broomielaw at t of above a thousand per week, and are spreading like | ° The first thi: over the who:: surface ...
... Pubhihe ‘This ~ Price ‘Three Prinied on a Superite Wove Paper, Shiliings and sixpence, Voi. 1. ——Part 2. iz TRIAL of Mr. THOMAS HARDY,, for at the Seffions Houfe in the Old HIGH TREASON, Bailey, tbe Teitimony, all the large, and cxa& Copies of a the readin ...
... Michael Roberts re ab fred | John Gould, Henry Morgan, Sir Thomas Deane eer seer. eine .aAanm OO eae le | know Clear, James Morgan, jun., John Walker Perrott, March Hiekey, Thomas Hardy, Thomas Heary Hewitt, | ment 5 Cummins, Esqrs. ut the MULLINGAR, be ...
... nal Society, ht, Chairman of the Lon. Thomas Hardy, Secretary, and Maurice dated Auguft 23> 17925 fignee fated te be in Hardy’s hand-writing, Margarot—it wa: The in the above were then read ; they were ned Thomas Hard Y-—The tendency of thefe add was ...
... respect to the British vessels. Wil- pariso, it is stated that Sir ‘Thomas Hardy ha r was auless they were restored, he would take pos DU appears Dy one the trom os that Sir ‘Thomas Hardy, duritsg his late visit sition Peru, passed five days in the City ...
... 61.—From Galwajif per 8)U. Roberts, Esq.— Thomas Hardy, J. 6d., Thomas Adair, 2f., ugnrelve sabscribers, Is. each, •• •• ® List 84. N. Latimer, Esq.— Rev. John G. Maher/HrC C, 25., H. N. Latimer, 2s. 6d., Thomas Slattery, 35., Pat. Sweeney, It. 6d., and ...
... given up. Only let Lond Cochrane Captur e ihe eee VS was uf course.” —— which SIR THOMAS HARDY'S SQUADR( t. It -con~ Advices have been received from the 25d of September. They state that t eigns 1 it is dron recently firted out, under the comma d for ...
... Passage Railway. John Gonld, Esq. Thomas Hardy, Esq. Daniel Donegan, jun., Esq. Alexander Deane, Esq. Thomas Henry Howett, Esq. Charles B. Ware, Esq. George Frederick Brooke, Esq. Directors of the Great Simeon Hardy, Esq. V Southern and Western Mouutiford ...