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... Pounds, upwards, will net be charged for the Policy; and all Endorsements will be tnade gratis. By order the Diredfors, H. A. HARDY, Secretary of Country Department. Mr. JOHN HILL, Aotxr, Parliament-Street, Hull. Insurance Company, BY ACT PARLIAMENT, LONDON ...
... WilaM, Brook-atreet, lu this town, . On Monday le’onight, in the prime life, after illness of fire year., Mr. Robert Hardy, the firm and Hardy, Manchester, ft.rme.ly of tine town • a man of dialingunhad humour, imegnty, and* friendship, and who i. much regretted ...
... Persons insurin' for Three { upwards, will not for the Poiuj and all Endorsements wUI made gratis. By order the Direftors, H. A. HARDY, Secretary of Country Department. Mr. JO HILL, Agent, Parliamint-Strcit, Huxl. TRUSTEES} Tl*D«Veof Ruti.akd, K. G. Th* Marquis ...
... persona had collected, which con- &ed, tinueti to increase until half pact 12 o'clack-, ?? the ntir Cliair-was token by Mr. Thomas Smith, drsu!gist~ari chemist, of this place, %ho was called to preside by a co hew of hMnds. Tlhle Chairman sabtlry aldressed ...
... Booth, for Uttering forged notes. —James Hindslsy Thomas Hindshy, for a gun night with intent to kill game— Geo. late uf Kiib)-Ravenswurib, (or stealing bay mare. Pruoncn for trial isi the'ttijy Gaol: Thomas English and Hoiert Bean, for stealing 7/. iu silver ...
... ll, Esq. Walter Fawkes, of Farnlcy, Esq. Bryan Cooke, of Owston, Esq. Thomas Davison Bland, of Kippar-Park, Esq. Robert Harvey, of Farnham, Esq. William Lee, of Grove. Esq. Thomas I.odington Fairfax, of Newton-Kymc, Esq. Richard Yorke, of Wighill-Park ...
... Traylen,. of Stnlton, Suffolk,shopkeeper—lames, John Holmes, of Tong, in the parish of Birstall, Yorkshire, wpulstaplers —Thomas Webb, of Wellington, Salop, innkeeper—John Preston, the Manor Mill, in the parish of.Shlfroal, Salop, miller David Smith, ...
... Information obtained HIT./. —Mr. THOMAS SAXEI.BYE. i'Er/iA'isr—Mr. AN 1 H. JOHNSON. PRIFFIEI.It—UIT. ROBERT DANDY. —Mr. HFAVLF.Y GRAHAM, Solicitor. •I F FIE I. D Mr. THOMAS HARRISON. dxOTHFRHAM —Mr. ROBERT DECAMP. ** XIPON—Wt. THOMAS FISHER, t* RICHMOND —Mr. ...
... Owina, Gatecliff Ditto Ditto Ferriby, Ktoindalc Ditto Ditto Helena, Putter Ditto Ditto Ocean, Hart Ditto Ditto Sujaonah, Hardy Ditto Ditto Sl»a, Dial* Dnto Alexaudcr, Brady lawdon Ditto Heule, MutgraTe Whitby Duo E*k, Forreat Duo Narea Jane, Brown Scarbro' ...
... property. —Thomas Simpson, charged with feloniously and taking to his wife Catharine Ascongh, spinster, the first December, 1816, Patrick he the same time knowing Ins former wile was then living Thomas Gill, charged upon the oath of Jane Hardy, with having ...
... of F-ie’er, ironmonger—J. Whitmore, of Manchester, cotton and dealer—R. Bradley, of Warrington, l,snca«hire, upholsterer—Thoma« J»»ncs, of Birmingham, won Men draper—R Roberta, Hreet, Middlesex, tailor—Henry Evan*, of Chrap*ide, London, silk-mercer—l) ...
... whence, there is an improved Navigation the port of Hull. For further particulars appl > Mr. Mint. Hardy, of Wctwanj; aforesaid, the Owner; or to Mr. Thomas Scotciibl-rs, Solicitor, Great Driffield. CAPITAL and MOST ELIGIIiLE MANSION, THE CLIFF, SCARBOROUGH ...