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... Arrirvts: Ann Watson, Ipswich, copperlite ; Jane Jackson, Jackson, London, fuller's earth, &c; Furston, Anderson, Newcastle, coal; Thomas Holt, Raynor, London, chalk and seed; Marys, Jewitt, London, goods; Phoenix, Cragie, Granton, coals; Hannah, Nicholson, Harwich ...
... BirmIngham; ?? 18, H. Dutchman, Liverpool, ?? 18, J. Hardy, Castle Donnington, Leicestershire, cattle ?? 18, J. Morilmer, Bradford, wvoolstapler. TUESDAY, JUNE 1. ST£VBNS, T. W. G. (commonly called Thomas Green), Bampton, Oxfordshire, hackney-master. STRONG ...
... Johand Sarah Barcez, Rieiard Scholefield. For DunrIc, Ilismher, Clark, Dorothy Smith. For '.'.casde Thomas, Dempster, Thames Duncan. For Lia3, Thomas and Mary, Dariey, co nomy, Pari ' ...
... d PAtSSenR nv HULL-Fromt Goole: Junge Caroline, ,rRoosendaal, for Antwerp. Thomas Moulden, Brown;j *r Brunawicic, Kelsey; for Ilambro'. If GOOre.cj'Arrinerl-Unity, Bean; Thomas & Jane, Goste- lowv; from Spalding. Rose in June, Bowans; Providence, Brown ...
... the Bankrupts' Court SolicitGr, Mr. Hughes, Chapel-street, Bedford-row; official assignee, Mr. Johnson, Basinghall-street. Thomas Dykes, Broad-street, St. Giles's, stationer, June 11, at two o'clock, July 8, at eleven, at the Bank. ruptb' Court, Solicitors ...
... Danezig to vas London, is in the roads, leaky, and cominsg into the vas harbour. 'P' PORTSMO£UTH, AuG. 20.-Yesterday, the Thomas en~d Lnd Dorothy, from Sunderland, foundered in St. Helen's ser roads. Crew saved. SO DUNeBAn, AUG. 29.-The Peggy, Scott, ...
... 19. at 1, at the Court of Bankruptcy, New- castle.-Sol. Watson, Newcastle.-Pet. cre. Thomas Dixon and 1 Co. Bishopwearmouth, earthenware manufacturers. VINE Thomas Walter, of No. 20, Peerless-row, City-road. in the county of Middlesex, carpenter and ...
... the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. HBghes, Chapel-street, Bedford-row; official assignee, Mr. Johnson, Bas'nghall-street. Thomas Dykes, Broad-street, St. Giless, stationer, June 11. at two o'clock, July 8, at eleven, at the Bank. l rupts' Court, Solicitors ...
... psAon, Queen-street, Nen astle. bonded store deaer B.. Hardy, South Shelds, dealer in Berlin wooles Thomas Smart, BillS Mill, near Nolth Shtelds, joiner William F. B owey North Shields, grocer Thomas Coehrane, Cfralnoer-3treeb, Newcastle, hatter Jane le ...
... mnerhant-Robert Streathier, Carntrid.:.,1 sex, builder-Joseph Vickers, SolXib,.. i1jt,-i victualler-Wm. Shave, Col'hr-0er, iml Hardy, Wisbech St. Peters, Isle of E0,, :i. ' Richard Hargreaves, Manchester, diele- sen. and James Hood, jun. Cork-stclt, i dens ...
... grocer. George Harris. tailor, Woking. Joseph Haidvick, tailor, Strand, Thomas Bagunall Pickles, cr h proprietor, Baker-esreet. James Sherry, shoemaser. Portsea. James Kelita Hardy, drug grinder. Fecngburrh-street. Ctoeogo Hnunthneton, shoemaker, Great ...
... Viscount Hampden, is a tal good-looking young fellow. Many of the ter Lord Brassey’s and Mr. Thomas’s estates c from Sussex to see the ceremony. Mrs. I avowed Thomas, the bridegroom’s mother, was itis in lavender trimmed with lace, and wore a bonnet to match ...