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... wah OF ASTHMA OF BN STANDING, I, Thomas Hardy, aged 66 years, have been afflicted with severe asthma for 10 years, during which time [ have trie known remed, v, and have had the best possible advice for me to get, but wit thout tinding any relief. A few ...
... an.l TRUMF'ER, On FRIDAY, Ihc 22d d»r JUNE, 1827, Eleten o’clock, On the Premises, at Cowley, Order of the Assignees of Thomas Hardy, bankrupt; deal sashes and frames, doors and posts, nails, laths, elm boarding, oak pales, oak pollards, fire wood, tiles* ...
... exclusive of Road, sa. ‘is. 16p. This Lot is marked No. 26 on the Plan-it abuts Land of J. G. Browne, Esq. Henry Colruan, and Thomas Hardy, and also the Hoad to Wyniond- 2r. 31 p. Copyhold of the Manor of Forncett ...
... servative. Mr. Thomas Hardy, once a patriot of distinguisheci n(4, but for many years a retired cobbler, living upon alms, receiore4 cp Thursday the honours of a public funeral, at which attended 401)0 or .5000 persons, presentibg, as a friend who ...
... said Thomas Hardy : and such the said creditors as shall neglect or refuse execute the same indenture, or signify their consent aforesaid, within the time above mentioned, will be excluded the benefit thereof.—-All persons to whom the Thomas Hardy stands ...
... M. HARDY. The funeral of this gallant veteran took place at Greenwich on Sunday. The funeral, though not strictly speaking a public one, or at least such a public one as the services and high pro- fessional character and situation of Sir T. Hardy might ...
... by the manner in which his health has been received, to be so generally known J but I feel it lo be due, not only to Sir Thomas Hardy, bat to the Service, over the affairs of wiiich I have 3d long had the honour to preside, to take this public opportu- ...
... rds the men, gave the necessary•orders to the First Lieutenant. Coming on board the frigate during the absence. of Sir Thomas Hardy, who was gone to.Nlaldonado, and having occasion to complain of the want of punctuality to his orders, he reprimanded the ...
... uses and Gardens, In WHITTINGTON, in the County of DERBY, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. BY MB. NICHOLSON, At the house of Mr. Thomas Hardy, the Crown and Anchor Inn, in Stonegravels, on Wednesday, the Ist day of February next, at 6 o’clock in the evening, subject ...
... retiring from the box. found verdict of Cvilly.— imprisoned and kept bard labour in the bouse of correction for two year*. THOMAS HARDY, aged 25, lete Bishop Auckland, pitman, and STEPHEN RAWLING, aged late the «ane place, pitmen, were indicted for the wilful ...
... friends!rip. We copy with very great pleasure the following true and beautiful outline ofthe character of Vice Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart. G.C.B. late governor of Greenwich Hospital, from the Gentleman's Magazine for this Month, which emanates from the ...
... Thursday, George Frisby of Ragdale was taken before E. C. Middletou, Esq., chajged with stealing a hatchet the property of Thomas Hardy, blacksmith, of Hoton. Committed to the Sessions. Tea Meeting.—On Tuesday afternoon a tea meeting was held in the Wood-gate ...