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... Win. Waltham Atkinson, one Of her Majesty's Justices of the Peace for Lancashire and West-g k Smoeladay agd 17, Thomas seos of Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Y :o Star Hill lGttomn, Wike smth. sa- Same day. Joseph, infant son of Mr. Benjn. Bartle, New- S road Side ...
... Esq. to be Iidutenant-Colonel. -Thdma-'2s h ,son, and Lepton Dobbon, Esqrs. to be Majors 7 JosephfHol lirii, Thomas f1~ilingis;, Chiresa Hardy,, 'Jo-tl~ ph eatto' Thromas (ath'o-i'lt 't illtram Gomer- sall, C oorg& l)'bsob, Frsncis.Vhrmert, anl John Claytoi ...
... lieu Tithes, in the oan ahi|> llorsforth. in the of tiniselev. in the County York, has been deposited the House of Mr. Thomas Hardy. I Shopkeeper, in the said Township, for the lns|)ection of all ivraous interested in the Lands or Tithes of the said Town- ...
... December, t Valparaiso 2oth 1iJanuary, passed Cape Horn 15th Feb. ruary, and sailed frona Rio 25d March. Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy was left at Lima with his broad pendant in the Creole frigate, CaptainT White. The differences between Lord Cochrane and ...
... ianrmnorad, of.Eciceshill. t. TIR LAT I MR. THObMAS HARDnY .-Wr observe by o tlie Londotn papers thiat the funcrol of the late Thomas Hardy, :c onic of the intlivitiuarls put upon-his trial by the present Lord It Eldon, charg rd ( coiratrUrtively) with rigis ...
... Sharp li-ec- Robert Klnight, Esq. Timothy Brown, Esq. W!Iiim Morgan,., Esq. Mr. Adams, Mr. J. Pearson, Mr. i Brtoks; Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Stephlins, .Mr. Miller, and Mr. Wildman, nephew to Mr.'Tooke. They left Wimbledon at 12 o'clock, and reached Ealing ...
... honiour upon tlse town. ath of THOMAS HARDY, Eiq., of Bick Gatei said, he believed usce ih thsere was no one in thlst meeting so well aceyainted witle Dr. to Taylor's qualifirsitiorseas himself. For ten) years, he (Mr. Hardy,) Thad been connected wills one ...
... M«*--uageor Farm-House, now in the respective Tenures, or occupation* of Henjamln Halme, John Hardy. James Bufeevt*. chald Ltndsey. J.aihua heater. Samuel Bower. Thomas Hob m-. n, and John liarker. The site* of which said Messuage or Fana> Hod re. Cottage* ...
... Leoniard Foster, Joseph Thackray, John Farrar, James Turner, William Farrinery. Thomas Thonspsonl, Joseph Foster, Joshiua Tetley, Bejmin Ilanson, Thomas Tattersall, Richard Hardy, Benjamin Troughton, lienjaniin l-argrove, Michael Troughton, Jeohn Hirst, James ...
... John Gibson, of Cud worth : he had been 4«> years in the employment of Mr. Bomforth ana his family. Same day, aged 98, Mr. Thomas Hardy, stone mason, of Little Horton. Same day, aged 71, Mr. Squire Higgins, of Banker's Hill, Bradford. Thuradny week, B7. Mr ...
... Messsntfe or Farm-House, now the respective Tenures, or Occupations Benjamin H.tlme. John Hardy. James Roberts, ihaid Lindsey. Joshua Wheater. Samuel Bower. Thomas uison. and John Barker. Th* bites which said Messuage K,tnn-Hou e. Cottages and other Buildings ...
... the said Partnership, are to be received and paid by the said Thomas Hardy, wno intends to carry on the said Business. As Witness our Hands this Twentieth Day rf November, 1841. THO~MAS HARDY. CH4ARLES BARKER. Witness.-CssARLes TuRNERa, Solicitor, Huodersfijel ...