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... Hawk (s), Dawson, Konigsberg. Courier (s), Fairbarn, Christiania. Frau Margaretha, Lutken, Hookeel. Sykes, Kelsey; Thomas & Isabella, Hardy, Wyburg. William & Ann, Taylor, Dunkirk. Weyer, Patterson; Christina, Johnson; Catharina, Lundberg, Gothenburg. ...
... immaterial to Mr. Stead. _ . There is a controversy in the Review which on somertfr. Mr Walter Breast, Mrs Lyna Linton, and Mr Thomas Hardy have written article. on Candour in Fiction. Mr Bement is quite satisfied with things as they are. He writes for the ...
... 74, iorloilin egvt% •Oalir• the 26th natant, • esnosa socidein nonsked to Thomas Hardy, labourer, aped 44, asking is betting op a thrashing magnet at Mr Ludington Melds. Hardy . we. &rang • Ws to admit; the cog-wheel of the tumbling abaft, when the rope ...
... Jessie, Alexander, Cronstadt ; Woodhouse, Cogle, Narva. Days, Day, Dunkirk. 31—Martin, Bengtaen, Hernosand. Sept, 2—Thomas and Isabella, Hardy, Frederickihamn ; Emerald, Burleteon, Nerve; Stafford, Taylor, Wyburg ; Johanna, Fehling, Riga. 3--Soderhamn, Gendenien ...
... some prime oxen and Southdown sheep, of first-rate quality. He also showed a prime lamb, about I eight weeks old, from Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Aldborough.—Mr. Hall, of the Shambles, also slaughtered several oxen, 60 to 70 stones each, from Mr. Robert Pearson ...
... aimmsno.M.A of Bart in-on-Hunther. to daughter of Joseph Barker.tliiveiterytelet.k 1111.2.. N -HARDY.-Ashliy, June 6th. at the gee Methodist Thomas Orem 1.4 Hardy, both of Ashby. MOLMES-HAG DT. - H meat. Jaw at at St. Mory a Sydney' Witherruies. to Ethel ...
... Witty remarked that view of the body of a female es lid, name unknown.- emplane past of what was supplied to the corpora. Thomas Hardy, ferryman at the Blaekfriargate - end and e t timber, never voted for at all. - The Garrison-ferry, sand: Yesterday morning ...
... and bound the complainant and defendants in their own recognizance. in the sem of £lO, and to pay oasts 3s. 6d. each. Thomas Hardy, John Brag, William Boldsworth, and two others, who did not appear, named Dobson and Escreet, labourers, Cottingham, were ...
... —Prisoner was discharged. PaWick Mc.Afery and Joh* Ward, boatmen, were charged with persuading three seamen, Wm. Walker, Thomas Hardy, and James Edwards, to desert from the ship Brio Ivor. Mr. Larerack defended.—The captain said that all he knew about the ...
... Alexandra-street • and blow would have been Ar e ns if oo l e rlai er uti s i b er h helu ad, aa rlip h g eou T g a h e t Thomas Hardy, Builders' Arms, Gardmeetrest - I .Tohn to have a fender id/ Din , dsle, Thornton Arm, Tbeenteestureet, had been Made said ...
... of tern- porary insanity. SEDUCTION.—In the Sheriff's Court, at Nottingham, the other day, an action was brought by Mr. Thomas Hardy, some time since an extensive butcher in that town, against Herbert Morgan, a captain in the First Royal Dragoons, for ...
... festival. In the London pmenonWedneeday, signed by Illenn Alsiell =sylor, Theodore Martin, Shirley Brooks, Inewer, T. Duff= Hardy, Thomas Walker, Robert BA, Ct L Grandma and Hain Friswell, announcing the retirement al these: gentlemea from the National Shelempan ...