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... ent was firft publifljed, but made ibis Efcape. STOLEN From Mr. Thomas Giltnan, jun. Nether Thurvafton in the .County Derby, in the Night d f April (fuppofed Boy who calls himfclf Thomas Steel, and had lived there as Servant about five Weeks, and who ...
... regiment artillery, in the 16th year of 31 is age. On:Wednesday the 12th inst. at. Clapton,..in the year of his age, Richard Hardy, M. D. the last surviving pupil otthe celebrated Roerhaave. _ On Wedriesday 'last, Dr. Cruden, On Thursday evening, at her ...
... Perry, • Esq. and Co. ; Geori, , e nariey, for stealing weight; of flour, and three three-penny loaves; and William Hardy, r and Thomas Fothergill, .for Stealing a cask containing 28tbs: of paint, the property of the East-India -- Company, were seve, rally ...
... LSTY, on HEATH. TO-NIGHT our scene from Bvitish Annals., shews How,Brnish Warriors lirav'd their country's foes: 'Whet' their hardy W;th martial Dar'd the proud Gaitl upon his native soil, And by his ravag'd plains and prostrate towers Led . in triumphant ...
... Carrington, Binnington ; Coramerce, Ho?per; Expedition, Renuals.on; Benson,-Hildreth; Edward, , Fowler; Hope, Winteringhtm Walker, Hardy; Adeona, Street; (Economy, Groves;. Haddock, Plarrisort; Desire, Dickinson; Claude Scott, Finlay ; • Jane, Helson ; Casoline ...
... the propriety of paying certain bills drawn upon them. On Friday last, ,the 26th imst. died at his house in the Old Jewry, THOMAS LANCASTER, Esq. On Wednesday last died, the Earl of RANELAGH, at the Fountain Inn, at Portsmouth. His Lordship was . Captain ...
... Saturday Dec. 13, Thomas Pitt Stead, of London Bride, ,) , to Mils Ann Ske) , ol Welling, in Herttbrdthire. Der. the 9th, at St.. James's Cluirch, Captain temple of his N.l . vy,_ only . fnrviving fon of the late Sir (-banes Hardy, to Mils Warm, of Belmont ...
... • or Mars. Tourle, Palmer, and Pugh, Rardetes-Buildings, London. DIVIDENDS. 3t. Thomas OM, of Doncafter, Yorkfhire, grocer, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. :1. Thomas Smith, of Park-It:cm, Oxford-ftreet, taylor, -.t ten, at Guildhall. Jar- a 6. Je.rph ...
... Brightlielmstonc. Attorney, Mr. Micl.ell, Btkiiihclmstune, ' nivrcFN-ns. Jan. ji. Thomas Gill, of-Doncasicr, Yorkshire, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Jau. 24. Thomas Smith, Tark-strcct, OxforJ-strcer. lor, at tei., at Guildhall. * Jai in. Joseph Jorder ...
... -Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Spens, who . retires; Aug. 30, 1799. Ensign S. Orr to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Thomas, promoted in the 16th Foot,; Oct. 10, 1799- Captain G. Pearcon, from the Goth Foot, to be Captain, vice Power, who exchanges ...
... budge is to be completed by Michaelmas next. Whitehall, Dec. 27, 2Roo: The King ha •-; been pleated to grant unto Charles Thoma., Riffowe, of Melton, in the county of Suffolk, Efq. fon of Gregory Charles Itiffowe, and grandfon of Charles Rill Owe, both ...
... Ford, Cummings . Fishburn, Ward James and Matgaret, Dixon George, MiAudy Ruby, Hemming Story and Jane, Hes3elton Adventure, Hardie Margaret, Bootland Resolution, Moses Peggy, Edington Golden Grove, Osv.ald Baltic Merchant, Sodd Nymph, Ackenhead Empress ...