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... Dated Aug, 31. HAR'DY John, of Casde Donington, Leicestershire, cattle dealer Sept. IT, Oct. 20, Birorsighasi District Court of Bankruptey. Soli-. citor, M9r Smilth, Birmingham. Baulhrupt's owsn petition. Dated Aug. 31. Mlto5IjS Thomas, of Newvacut Emilyt ...
... Solicitors, Mr. Allison, Darlington, and Mr Phillipson, Newcastle uj»on-Tyne. Pet cr Thomas Wright, jun., of Mansfield, Yorkshire, farmer. Dated Jan. 19 DAVIS Thomas, of Wedmore, Somersetshire, tailor, Feb. 12, March 12, Bristol District Court Bankruptcy ...
... Save the Queen The Prince loves the Queen (Blewitt;) 44 Rule Britannia The Sailor's Welcome HomeTo our Musical Club 44 The Hardy Norse-1 man's House of yore, (introduced to the club by the chairman ;) hither so fast ? M Bold Robin Hood ** Sleep, gentle ...
... Holland, the Horse and Jockey, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, before Mr. W. S. Rutter, county coroner, and a respectable jury of the neighbourhood, iocluding the following genticinen :—Thos. White, foreman, Edmund Newton, Thomas Cookson, James Bancroft, William Gresty ...
... at twelve, at the Eglington Arms Hotel, Androssan Thomas James and William Wahler, lithographers, Edinburgh. May and June 28, at twelve, at the writing chambers of Charles Bpence, Edinburgh Henry Hardy, innkeeper, Troon, May 29, ai twelve, and June 21 ...
... Flowers, in boxes, baskets, or pans.—Sir W. Stanley. Device of Flowers.—Thomas Warrington, Esq. Panzies.—Twelve distinct varieties.—First prize, Mrs. Swan ; second prize, Thomas Warrington, Esq. BRKDLI3GR. Calceolarias.—First prize, R. M. Beokwith, Esq ...
... Buckley, Esq.; apples, Thomas Howard, Esq. During the afternoon an excellent band, under the management of Mr. John Wilde, was in attendance, and played some excellent pieces. Attempted Highway Robbery.—An Irishman, who gave his name Thomas Millet, and obtained ...
... Clack, Esq. \ Peas—l.Tompkins, ganfrner to Wilson Crewdson,Esq. Beans—Priestman, gardener to Edward Tootal, Esq. French Beans—Thomas Viuden, gardener to Robert Clack, Esq. » Cauliflower—P. Norliuryjjarilerier to T. 11. Birlev, Esq. Cabbages—T. Vinden, ga ...
... 'taylor; tad, Ely's Jils. Hmet, AMr. Thomas Lord; 4th, Lee's n Privateer, ditto; Ctha Chndaickis Wilianm the Conqaeror, ditto. Dahlias, lot, IDrmi ond's leniuswing, Mr. Samuel Whitbunl; 2sd, y, Captain Warner's .Mr. Thomas Stansfield; trd, Brown's BhIhO e ...
... to Henry- Rose.—For ditto, not less than 1 customary acres, 11 10s. to Thomas Phythian.—For the best anil cleanest crop of oats, not less than 3 customary acres, £1 10s. to Thomas Higbv.—For the best crop of beans, not less than 1 customary acre, £1 10s ...
... Intk*tfhino with Police.—On Saturday last, at the Borough Court, three men were brought up, two them in custody, named James Hardy and Thomas Kennedy, and Samuel Mowbry, who had been admitted to bail. The cliarge the two men iu custody was, that they were drunk ...
... Ksq—Secretaries: Cantain Thomas Brown. M.W.S M.R.P.S. John R. Lingard, E*q.—Auditor*: Samuel K. Cottam, Ksq. F.R.A.S. flee. John Graham, Ksq .—Council: R. F. Ainsworth. M.I). Matthew Dawes, Ksq. F.G.S. William Fleming, M.I). Robert Hardy, M.D. William Harvey ...