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... permission t for the 'pa& et to attempt theirrelief; his son, the master of ' the packet, flew . te his boat, joine ry the hardy b foramen belonging to the ferry, an. displayed at c ince his humanity and skill, by rushing feeds salt' through the foaming ...
... buried in Islington Church-yard, And a stone erected at the plate with this inscription : IN MEMORY OF MRS. ELIZABETH EMMA THOMAS, I 1 Who died 28th October, 1808, AGED 27. v FOIL She had no fault, save what usvilerskive the moon, The light wait bright ...
... which immediately . gave us the moat effectual assistance that the anxious and feeling mind of such an officer as Sir Thomas Hardy could suggest. At half-past one the Shannon joined, received prisoners from, and wok La Thetis in tow. She is wholly dismasted ...
... 13. Jose 3, at Ms eta, LavernJ. (Mews. Prat and Xenia', Liverpant; and kl-ssrs. Basehmeek and Bunn. Temple, Latta..n.) Thomas brunet,Leads. weaned inner. 16, 17, June 3. at the thaese, Lead, Ltr mi a. ri.her 1 11. a. kn. tondo.; *ad Mr- Lt Hearkni ...
... the Pickerel! inn, Cambridge. (dlr. Pecc , ele, Cambridge is and Hews. TOMO and Cn add% Written.) Joseph Hard,, Thomas Hardy, Ilunuu Hardy. and John Horton k dy. Birmingham. merchant.. May 23, 24. Jane to. at tbeltoyal Huta, Birmingham. (Mesars. Boater ...
... ricrojeKloonee. Sept, p, 5, 3 n, the NerNelk tereil i etr al =pere sari Rackhen . Norwich, end 114. l'es Methuen. London.) Thomas . Chester. Geo Perwoe, liveryl, ere, :t. IS. 30 lbs York Flout 1.1.e.p001. (r. • V - ; and Man. Adlongtoo mod therm,. ' ...
... Piroctor, for stealing,. at Bir, miegbacm, a met the property of Samuel Canning, I tear , pair offamtaketroa, the property of Thomas Carter. • The following convicts have been taken from the Cm-Mlty Gaul, Warwick, and put on board die Jauticie' ffolk, at ...
... Court sentenced them both to be confined and kept to hard labour for thrre months in the House of Correction. est9.—At St. Thomas's Hospital, on the body of Timothy Wood. It appeared that the deceased, a few days ago, was removing a chest of oranges from ...
... car coming in contact with some rails, the man jumped out, and had his left arm fractured, and received other injury. Mr. Hardy set his arm, and rendered him other medical assistance, and the man then set off a post chaise Bolton. The balloon, lightened ...
... Smith, for stealing at Astley a tea-kettle and other articles, the property o Thomas Bolsbridge Samuel Sutton, for stealing at a furnace, the property of Joseph Dent; Thomas Hardy» | stealing at Birmingham a cap, the property of Joseph 1 lam; Win. Fisher ...
... March 5. 12, April 9. (Mr. Hurst, Milk-street.) i Thomas Blunt, Twickenham, Middlesex, grocer, March 5, 26, April 9. (Messrs. Humphreys and Catto, Tooley-: street, Southwark.) rTo surrender in Country.) Thomas Owens, Lancashire, carter, March 28, April at ...
... Wednesday last, at Carl, ton House, the King was pleased invest Major Gen. Sir James CampbelMand Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart, with the Ensigns of Knights Commanders of the Most Honourable Military Order of the Bath; also Major Generals ...