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... (Count# anti (Comnutmrnti. On the I9lh instant, Thomas Hardy was convicted Thomas Nixon, Esq. in the penalty of 40s. and costs, for riding o.i a waggon, of which he was the driver, in the township of Chilwell, without having any reins, or any person on ...
... To be SOLD, A Quantity of REED for Thatching.—For particulars inquire of Mr. Thomas Hardy, saddler, of Pinchbeck, near Spalding. July 9th, 1811. To be SOLD, GIG and HARNESS, perfectly new, either suitable for traveller or sportsman—the property of an ...
... SHOEING SMITHS WANTED immediately, Two Journeymen in the above business. Good workmen will meet with constant employ applying Thomas Hardy, farrier, Grantham. August sth, 1818. ...
... latelv subsisting he tween us, the undersigned JOSEPHJACKSONand THOMAS HARDY, of Boston, in the county of Lincoln, Printers, Booksellers, Stationers, &c. trading under the firm of JACKSON and HARDY, is and stands DISSOLVED on and from the 22nd dav of May, 1815 ...
... proototen of Ike WHEREAS, • of THOMAS HARDY, of Red Lion In the and Connty of the Town of Nottingham, Hatcher, and Dealer in Hay, NI Insolvent Debtor, been in the Can of and the for from pmergs haring been Firers In the said Thomas Hardy under pro, of in ease ...
... CHAPEL, PETERBOROUGH, WILL be opened for Divine Worship on Thursday the 21st of October, by Mr. THOMAS OXENHAM Minister of the Gospel, Wellwyn; and Mr. THOMAS HARDY, Minister of the Gospel, Leicester. Service at 11, half-past 2, and half-past 6. ...
... upper ranks, for instance, if he have any understanding, but will admit that Thomas Hardy was a man to whose remains too much respect could not have been paid.—But still Thomas Hardy was | a shoemaker ; and even Burdett (kind and generous as he was to him) ...
... able and judicious conduct in the Chair. A. THISTLEWOOD, Sece. Suhscriptionsare received by E. Laugley, Esq. Ldgware Road, Thomas Hardy, 167, Fleet-street, Mr. Miller, Skinner-street, and at the Bar of the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand, London; and by J ...
... bourn was committed to the house of correction, for trial at the sessions, for stealing 7lbs. of mutton, the property of Thomas Hardy. ...
... and judicious Conduct In the Chair. A. THISTLEIVOOD. Secretary. Sidnieriptionm are received by E. 1.1. lair ware. Mill, Thomas Hardy, JO, Fleet-street, 111 r. Miller. Skinner- Orem, at the liar of the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand mud by the Printer ...
... 1o recover damages for injury sustained by the publication of a malicious libel concerning the lady of the plaintif, Sir Thomas Hardy, and the Marquis of Abercorn, The motion for an arrest of judgment was founded on various defects in the pleadings, which ...
... Radioed. On the instant, John Krrfr was committed by Thomas Nixon, Esq, to the said house ol correction, for trial at the next sessions, charged with fc loniously stealing watch, the property of Thomas Hardy, of Haddington and John nmJley was committed by ...