... Kev. F. Apth'orpe* to rectory of Thorpo on the Hill.—Kcv. W. Hutchinson U* the vicarage with Buekland, York.—Rev. Messrs. Hardie and Watt, ordained Missionaries (London Society) Ihe Navigators* Islands, South Seas.—Kev. W. G. I to the living of Kentchester ...

... ground i vices or attainments. debate which followed was long and ani>d. The motion was strongly supported hy Mr. mell, .Mr. Hardy, and other Members; and •esisted hv Mr. S. Rice, Lord Ehrington, Mr. ary Stanley, Sir R. Peel, fcc., all of whom mam? I that ...

... John Waite llurbidvc. Edward Lee. Thomas Basker, John Wright. John Bellatti, Louis Motion. Uariuwl'i/. .Bestwick, Samuel Gragg. Robert Rott. George Heituon, William Hnyie, John Dawn. Thoma* Brackcnbury. Thus. Oliver, Thomas Downing, John Brett. George Padget ...

... inannfaetnring interest, in which Mr. C'obbeit, Mr. Finn, .Mr. Sinclair, Captain Vorke, Alessrs. Ruthven (father and sou), Mr. Hardy, .Mr. Brotherton, la»rd Win. Inmnox, ixc. took part. *Mr. Brotherton did not see why the landed interests have an exclusive ...

... James, & Thomas J. Hardy, were Hrst indicted for stealing three bushels of wheat from K.Smith, with whom they worked, at FinchingHeld, and Sarah Hardy, the mother, for receiving the same knowing be stolen. They were all found Guilty. —Joseph (Thomas indicted ...

... WILLIAM MARTIN. Esq. Steward Hay. JAMES BROOKES. Esq. Croft. W ILLIAM TAILBY, Esq. Iluniberstone. JOHN RAGG. Ksq.. Wigston. THOMAS WARNER. Esq.. Loughborough. JOHN MAMMATT. Esq., Ashby-de-la Zouch. ROBERT HAWLEY’. Esq. Oaknam. DEWES, Solicitor, Ashby-d ...

... Sir John Williams, R. Baring. 11. Hanmer. Col. Wilmot, Sir E. Barnard. E. (>. Harvev. I). W. Wood, Colonel BeamUrk. Major Hardy. J. Windham, W. H. Bell. M. Herbert. I lon. S. Welby, G. Bcnell, J. Hope. H. T. Watkins, J. Illackstone, W. Hennlker, Lord ...

... that purpose;—and invite the attendance of all Persons interested in Agriculture. Robert Dennis Joseph Taylor Thomas Asty Geo. Holland Thomas Brailsford A. Gilliat William Seagrave Richard Edward Holland Lacey W. H. Cartwright William Gilliat Anthony Gurlick ...

... due to account of a lunatic in Dr. Willis' celebrated mment for lunatics, at Hreaiford. In the year gentleman named Samuel Hardy was brought by to this establishment, and this said gentleiw remains at such .Mr. had of the lunatics fortune amounting to ...

... IAM MARTIN. Ksq. Stcwar.l . Hay. JAMF.s BROOKF.S. Esq. Croft. WILLIAM TAILBV, F.sq. HuinUntone. JOHN RXGG, Ksq.. Wigstou. THOMAS W\RNKR. F.sq., Loughliorougli. JOHN M ATT. F.sq.. U Zouch. ROBERT lI A XVI.EX’, Km,. Oakham. Mr.XX. DFXVEs, Solicitor. As ...

... blacksmith till 1795: and then George Islip. brother of the said Thomas Islip. succeeded the business: and compensation for rent of the said premises, was to do Thomas Islip work, whatever he (Thomas) might need with blacksmith : the present action was brought ...

... WILLIAM, Farringdon-street. linen-draper; March 17. April 18, Ba-singhalJ-strect. Solicitor, Mr. Lloyd, Crown-court, Cheansidc. HARDIE. DAVID, Manchester, merchant aad commission agent; March 25, April IH. at Manchester. Solicitors, Hadfiela and Grave. Manchester ...