... very dreadful consequences, occurred near Stratford. Mr. Jacob Edwards, a gingerbread-baker, of Whitechapel-road, and Mr. Thomas Hardy, an auctioneer, in Brick-lane, were returning to London from Ilford, in a single horse chaise; and just behind them was ...

... Or. Saturday last, at Ft. George's, Bloomsbury, John G. Tyrie, Esq. of Judd-place East, to Sophia, second daughter of Join, hardy, Esq. of Woburn-place. square. At t. Paul s, Covent-garden, the Rev. Alexander Stewart, of Barnet, to Ann Kezia, eldest daughter ...

... in the centre of the gardens of the Regent'spark Crescent. Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy arrived in town on Monday, and had a conference with the Board of Admiralty. . Sr Thomas, it will be recollected, was at Rin de Janeiro during the late important o ...

... to name a special consignee within 48 hours after coming to anchor. in any port of the Republic. Of this regulation Sir Thomas Hardy is stated to have obtained a relaxation--but on payment, nevertheless, of a duty of M. per cent. in addition to that paid ...

... best sources The Island of Ipsara is a small island to the north-west of Scio, which has lately become reinarkable for the hardy and intrepid conduct of its inhabitants, in their various engagements with the Turks ; and their bravery has been rewarded ...

... 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 in a post chaise to Bolton. The balloon, lightened ...

... Hotel. It was proved by Mr. Green and others that the deceased, who had served in a distinguished manner under Sir Thomas Hardy, had complained for several days of being ill and having a severe head-aelie. 111* banker's and agent's books, his watch, his ...

... Swan public-house in Bream's Buildings, Chancery Jane. The prisoner stands about six feet in height, and has the rough and hardy appearance of a seafaring man. His features bear a strong resemblatice t 6 John Thanell's, but his,hair and complexion are ...

... Ryves, Esq. G. Scott, Esq. CB. Dundas, Esq. G. Fowke, Esq. H. Pearson, Esq. C. Astle, Esq. J. T. Rodd, Esq. CB. Sir T. M. Hardy Bart, KCB. W. Cumberland, Esq. G. E. Hamond, CB. R. Honeyman, Esq. V. V. Ballard, Esq. CB. H. Bowerman, Req. Hon.T. B. Capel ...

... Blackfriars. s Williensioblkard, King-street, Cheapside, victualler ' June 14, V, n.l Juts 23, tem Au. Cocker, Nassau-street,Soho. Thomas Llvineson, Stepney-canseway, baker, June IS, 25, and July 23, at twelve. Att. Templer, John-street, America-square. James ...

... Ely, bankers, Feb. 7,8, and 28, at ten, at the Rose and Crown Inn, Ely. Au. Wing,,Paroline-place, Guildtbrd-.tree, • Daniel Hardy, Briston, Norfolk, bombazine - manufacturer, Feb. I, at five, 2, and 28, at twelve, at the Butllise, Not%rich. Att. Poole an: ...

... old women—who had respectively arrived at the age of 70 years. The number of the former was 22, and the latter 43.—The late Thomas Mottershaw, Esq.. of Silkinore House, near Stafford, has bequeathed the sum of 5,0001. exclusively to religious and benevolent ...