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... THOMAS HARDY, COACH, SIGN, HOUSE, and FURNITURE PAINTER, Opposite B KLFU EY-CHUR CH, HICH-PETERGATB, Most respectfully inlonns the Gentry, his KaisNOs and the Puslic, that he has COM- MENCED BUSINESS in the above Branches, and humbly solicits their obliging ...
... THE LATE THOMAS HARDY. Ac appropriati and beautiful monument has been erected | to this uno-teDtatiou. but venerated man in the cemetery of t Bund Jl Fields. 1 1 stands abcut 26 feet to the north of the main eastern Kate, and 1 6 leet from the east wall ...
... On Thursday, the 7th iust »tt „„i . illness, aged years, Harrfe the * Mr. Thomas Hardy, of this Wednesday the tith inst., at Huli, aged 18, George eldest son of Mr. John Adams, coal merchant of the of Ripon. He was a very promising youth', and muck respected ...
... CODD & lIEATON MR- THOMAS HARDY. DECEASED ALL Persons having in their custody or possession snv TITLE DEEDS, SECURITIES for MONEY, belonging THOMAS HARDY, late of in Holdcrness, in the County of York. Gentleman, Deceased, are requested forthwith to deliver ...
... Society, according to its last annual report. Trial by Jury.—The fifty-first anniversary of the acquittal of John Home Tooke, Thomas Hardy, and others, was celebrated at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in London, on Wednesday last, Dr. Bowring, M.P., in the chair ...
... of York, now in the tenure of Mr. William Cattf.ll, Silversmith. For Particulars apply to Mr. Preston, Solicitor, or Mr. Thomas Hardy, Stoncgate, York. ...
... defraud Thomas Ainsley. 2. HENRY CLARK (21), charged with having feloniously stabbed Henry Lund, with iuteut to him some grievous bodily harm. 3. 4. JOHN SPEIGHT (28), and JANE RICE (21), charged with having feloniously stolen from the person Thomas Hardy ...
... PHILLIPS, Hell, Solicitors, eieyeof 18, ISM. VTOTICK given, die Partner*;)) in cerrWd on by iw. tlw THOMAS HARDY and WILLIAM GOULD, undwtbo Firm •' HARDY and GOULD. Papor.lloatilng HxioArlarm, at Iba Lankhip uf Mytno. In Um Uanntjr at tin Towo at Klng ...
... lemaia* Sir Thomas Hardy were conveyed extremely plain ; it is oak, covered with black cloth, and studded with gilt nails; it no armorial bearings heraldic escutcheons whatever. The inscription up** it was simply thb—•• Thomas Martinas* Hardy. Bart., G ...
... uiore acceptable the nation, who, the defeat Pitt, saw defeat of plans to crush the remaining liberties the country. . . Thomas Hardy was native r*f the for wood, in Stirlingsliire—a place celebrated the times Charles the Second, for the zealous ministration ...
... -■Lately, at Portfinouth, Thomas Wood, of North Cave- Mil» Matthews, Portlmoutlr, and lifter Capt. Matthews, the Royal Artillerv. - . On Tuelday fc’nnight, John Shore, £fq. Jim. uf Sheffield, Mil's Hardy, daughter Thomas Hardy, Elq. Wakefield. lately, ...
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