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... s, ot Billiter- LaneFe chure-Soreir, tage (01, Jeweller Paul Hardy, late of Warwick-Lane, New AT 'Lundun. Currier and Leathe:feller. A - v Dridends to be made to Cradirth,, > Fure 8, Thomas Ridzeway, now or late of Hound(ditch, London, Upholder and C ...
... Nabob Fortones before ihey retern to their native Countrv, They write from Senegal, that the Sovernor had engsged ' Nunber of hardy Negroes, inured ti the Climare, 0 sork in the late difcovered Gold Mine ; L¥ which (e Lives of many of his Majefty’s Seb ...
... to one Thomas San. fome and bis Heirs, but if the above Thomas Sanfome died before be attained the Age of 'fwenty.énc. and with. ot Iffue, in that Cafe to 2 Sifler, namad in the Will, and zef Heirs. About twenty five Years ago the 2bove Thomas Sanfome ...
... ———ro. James Pank, of Leiceiter, Druggift, at the White Swan in Stamford, . Thomas Wrigh\a of Old Sleaford, in Lincolnthire, Fellmonger, at the Angel in New Sleaford. wll, Paul Hardy, late of Warwick.-Lane, Newgstes Street, London, Currier and Leather-Seller ...
... had much rather have lefs Employ, not being in o good a State of Health to manage it as aforetune, I F Thomas Chambers, aged about 32, Son of Thomas Chambers, ceceafed, a Farmer, who refided at Checkley cum Wrynehill, in the County of Chefler, and who ...
... Majeity had not braver Subjef@ts in his whole Dominions than his Countrymen; and that the great Shakefpeare has called them the Hardy Helch. True, anfwered a Gentleman; and vndoubtedly the Poet was here fpeaking of the Mex of Flint, w . The following Noblemen ...
... towards Plumb-Tree Court, in Shoe-Laue, were alfo deftroyed. BANKRUPTS, fromthe Loxnon Gazerrsg, Thomas Mare and John Harigy, of Holborn, Meicers, Henry Hardy, Samuel Axtl, and Jofeph Clooks, of the Old Bai'ey, Printerg, AP john Hift, of Offet in* Yorkfhire ...
... — Matthew, Ecll, of St. Martin in the Ficlds, Mitle. fex, Haberdather, —Thomas Bullock, of Ludgate- Fhll, London, Hoficr, _{oim Keeley, of Southwark, Hop-Merchant, — Joicpuh Hardy, of Clare-Market, Cheefemonger, — Galpine Baxter, of Cemnliill, London, ...
... Haberdather's Walk, Middiefex, Watchmaker, at Cuildhall, London, Certificates to be granted, Fme 30. Thomas Mare and {ol.n Hartlev, of Hollorn, Mercers, — Henry Hardy, Semuel Axtell, and fofeph Couvke, of the Qld- Bailev, Printers._ Toferh Tuner, of Manchefier ...
... bigot zeal burft forth with furious blaze, And weaker Majcfty oppos’d in vain. Yet then, O Goddefs, at thy high command A hardy few explor'd the Indian elime®, Injoy'd thy bleflings in a favage land, And grew and flourith’d with revolving time, Qur'fons ...
... —John Hardy, of Clare-market, of St. Clement Danes, Middlefex, Cheefmonger, at Guildhall.~~—4. Francis Whifhaw, o% London, Merchant, at Guildhall, London.——B. Charles Heath, of Long Melford in Suffolk, Soapmakes, at Guildhall, London,==- ...
... Sy 1771 THE DOLPHIN, INN, near the Crofs, in this city, fermerly kept by Mr. Thomas Glaves, and lately by Mr. George Pierce, is bow genteclly fitted up, and mupwd by ‘Thomas-Dorrimgton, for the receprion of Cenetiemen, tradefmen, &c. and that ali favours ...