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... Waldegrave, the Governor. ot Yefterday a pdatent paffed the fruc feal comtaining a confirmation of a grant to Sir Charles Hardy, of the office of mafter and governor of the Royal Hofpital at Greenwich. Alfo a patent, containing a grant nt{o Rfi Admiral ...
... admitted the volantary Prifoner to baii and bound the woman againit her will in-a high bond to profecute. She was however hardy enough to inci&t at the Aflize, but the above fals, with many others (o the advantage of the Detendant, and difgulc)e of the ...
... pleafing found! . Rut, ah! how vain and impotent the pray’r If ' Since free-born Britons o'er the wa'try world wTranfport their hardy fons, - : ~ To wage a civil var. Yet foon may peace refume her olive branch, ‘ Aud Mars be banifh'd from our'foreign climes ...
... vig, - Lyon Lyons and Thomas Miier, lor a burglary, 1n thed ethng-houf. of Ede ward Smith, with intent to fical the goods of the faid Smithy Lyous was capitally convitted on arother ilfiffl'w, for felonicuf v fhooting at Thomas Gooda!l with a Aoaded piftol ...
... Rigour of the Law, The' Committee have, from Time to Time, attended on the Day of Marking, to objet to fuch Freemen who may be hardy enough to unlawably own and Father the Cattle of arber-, not Bema Fida theirs, but the Property of others, and though they ...
... now given ro that 61 and ‘moft deferving of the Britifh dependencies. - The motion was then carried withont a divifion, Sir Thomas Egeiton afterwards moved, * that this bt Bould not take €Me@ umil the Liith parliament “fhould have repealed an act by which ...
... o PW -2 ¥€- ~ TH E Sheriffs of tis City give Notice. That they have proceeded to the Sale of the Goods and Effcées of Mr. THOMAS GLAVES, puifouue to their Adv.rafements pablithed in the taft and preceding Weeks,— They likewife give Notite, That To-marrow ...
... bim in fome degiee ufeful. “ LAONDON My g [This Night's Gazatte coptaing maghing interaflingy. Friday Admisal §ir Charley Hardy '-‘.t'\.*%h levge ar St. James's, and wok leave af his Majelly, op his ratura to Porsfmourk, to take the command of J\c e ...
... Ladyfhip’s niother, the Coutitels of Holdemnefs, We' are affured that exprefs orders are fent lo Portfmoutls fuk Sir Charles Hardy' to fail immedi, ately with the fleet undet his command ; be is to be joined by feveral mién 6F war at Plymouth, which will'make ...
... from Admiral Sir Charles Hardy, with an account, that he was in fight of the French fleet off the weft coalt of Ireland. In the fame packet came private letters foc Lord North. Thefe accounts were fent off from Admiral Hardy’s fleet by a cutter. The meflenger ...
... farmer had not knocked him down with a large Nlick which he lrappened to have in his hand.—The delinquent, who called himfelf Thomas Courtney, (though pielumed to bear another name,) was canied before goly_: 1 FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. ESTERDAY a declarati» to ...
... then and there prodisced (unlefd* fooner difpoted of by Private Contrall); — A MESSUAGE or ’I'EN!K!N'IY in the Tenure of Mr, Thomas Ror'. the Younger, and known by the Sign of the Jolly-Toper; with the Out-Buildings, Garden, Backfide, and Roye-\&'alk bebind ...