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... more properly speaking, debating societies, at the time well known in London. under the presidency of Gale Joves, Thelwall, Hardy, and other men, at that period of some notariety in the poli tical world. Frost s:ldom or ever spoke at these socicties, but ...
... Sorand. John Collins, hotel keeper, Staines. Austin Fuwcll, ironmonger, Oxford. John Winstanley, druggist, Chorley, Lancashire. Thomas B'ethyn, woollen-draper, Bristol. Richard Groenhow, onal-master, Wrexham D nhizh Joscph and William Latham, eotton-spinners ...
... 10, James Colyin, Kirkland of Terrogles, Kirkcudbright, cattledealer. Dyer and Sanester, Aberdeon, catiledeater. Jav. 17.— Thomas Caldwell, sen., merchant and thread manufacturer at Roebank, or Robank, in the parish of Lochinnoch, near Beith. Alexander ...
... Lord J. Russ:ll, it was ordered # That Thomas Burton Howard be taken into the custody of the Sergeant-at-Arms, and brought to the bar of the house, and Mr. Speaker do issue his warrant for the apprehension of Thomas Burton Howard accordingly.” Prince Albert’s ...
... worth so short a date, While villains riper grow with time? Must thou, the noble, generous, great, Fall in bold manhood's hardy prime * Bunss. March 3, 1792.—Died Robert Adam, an eminent architect, born in Kirkaldy, in Scotland. Among his works are the ...
... an ! traders John Gifford, Bridport, cordwainer. James Henry Batler and John Butler, Liverpool, merchants. E'len Mahony and Thomas Slattery, Liverpool, merchants. John Evans, Bath, victualler. Nicholas Michell Priaulx, Southampton, wine-merchant. Richard ...
... Jane Fm ry, aged 68. On the 9th inst, at Owton Grang ', at the house of her uncle, A. M. Sard rson, eldcst da i hter of Mr. Thomas Sanderson, grcer, Ha tlepool. At Marshall Meadows, on the 17th inst, Mary Ann Murray, wife of Mr. William Jaffrey, gardener ...
... Carlam Hall, Northumberiand At 5. Grorge's, Hanover Square, London, on the Ist inst., Lord Seaford, o Lady Hardy, widow of Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas Harly, lae Goveruor of Greenwich Lospial. ...
... boundaries laid down in charts and maps by astute statesmen and skilful hydrographers, were overlooked and torgotien by the hardy seamen who ai once foilowed their calling and the shoals of fish that periodically resort to the banks and bays of those wide ...
... Head of the lnny.——gopn.’wn. 1 must sleep now.—Hyron. It watters little how the head lieth.—Sir Waiter Raleigh. Kiss me, Hardy — Lord Nelson. Don’t give up the ship.— Lawrence. Is this your fidelity ?—Nero. Clasp my hand, my dear triend, 1 die.—Alferi ...
... . Patron, the Marquis Camden. The Rev. J. Grifth, MA, to bea Surrogate for the Diocese of Llandaff. ~ The Rev. John Peter Hardy, to the Curacy of Bedmin-ter, Somerset. The Rev, E. H. Jaumes, to the Viearage of Letcombe Regis, Berks., Patrons, Dean and ...
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