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... Copner, of Ladlow, Shropshire, mercer, Thomas Morris, of Newcastle in Ewlyn, Carmarthen, linea- draper. Thnmz: Barrett, of Strond, general wood-turner, Edward Boaz Smith, of Scarborouzh, timber merchant, Jolin Hardy, beretofore of Lockinzton, but now of ...
... Rirminglhem, - James Kindon, ‘ Kineton, - Thomas Abboits, i DERBYSHIRE i ' Der’y and Dufiield, William Cartrell, i Chetérfeld, - - Samuel Plant. Chopel en le Fruh, Johao Pickford. . A W irkszaorth, - Thomas Tomlinsen, &h . STAFFORDSHIRE., - i Stafford ...
... Lindsay; sccond, J. Hardie. Caulifiower.—Best, J. Hardie ; second, J. Nichol ; third, A. Mackie. Cabbages.—Best, A. Mackie ; second, J. Nichol. Artichokes.—Best, J. Hardie ; second, J. Nichol. Pease.—Dest, Mrs. Jameson ; second, J. Hardie. Carrots.—Best, ...
... of -2s. per cent’. without the avérage clause. ! {'We BEETHAM, SECRETARY. Proposals to hc had of the following AGENTS, Mr. Thomas Minster, Auomcy-al-L.n'v, Cozentry. Messrs. R. and R. Spthesland, - - - - Hubangham, ~— Greenwood and PBemidge, Ironmongers ...
... parish of Garvock, on Tuesday, the 26th day of Anyiuu current, THE whole GROWING CROP on that farm, belonging to James M‘Hardy, consisting of 2 acres of OATS; 5 do. BARLEY; with About 1200 stones of HAY. The roup will begin at one o’clock, afternoon; ...
... parish of Garvock, on 'l’umulu_v. the 26th day of August current, Tlll‘l whole GROWING CROP on that farm, belonging to James M‘Hardy, consisting of 23 acres of OATS; 5 do. BARLEY; with About 1200 stones of HAY. The roup will begin at one o'clock, afternoon; ...
... CorLervo, parish of Garvock, on Monday, the 19th day of .\‘l{ current, '].‘III-‘. whole FARM STOCKING belonging to James M‘Hardy, the ontgoing tenant,—consisting of 2 WORK HOKSES ; 4 MILCH COWS 7 two.year-old STOTS and QUEYS; 8 one.year-old do. do.; H ...
... Phiconix-street, Spitaliclds, aud Charles Hardy wid George Teakle, two of his workmen, weee charged | with the following outrageous attuck wpon Me. B | Bvesshiod, o tullow chandler in Tubernaclesrow, Finsbury, Thomas Evershed, his son, and George | | Larduer ...
... -Jobett Lane; ol ‘tanper, ltflggflfiu. '.fig‘ hiily cheefemonger, 3 Gaildhi Bagker, of Caunon-fireet m cery ot Cuilghall.— ...
... | Rev. Thomas wm“mfl._|mmb'mo(mywuh,uddmhh-r Bobinecs. &0 Wil iuvie g HOO® vavervnnenne. @| of the late Jon Pulley, Fsq., surgeon, of this town. ‘,:';'::'r.' l'i!lk. Fansevssras 0 b J “.“‘l;““' 2 On the 215 t lust, at Dunstable, Mr. Thomas Botterill ...
... 'FAIR Fcb. 17. 0 Feb.lB. Nuneaton, Rugby, / and Lautterworth.—3g. ‘Stafford.—2l; in ‘ifl e Mrs: oy &‘ Hon. To the ARMY, &Bc~HARDY'S Newinvented Klacking Powder, Patronifed and ufcd for the King and Royal Family, ich foftens the Lcather, w and prc the fineft ...
... James M‘Hardy, William Sim, William Mitchell, Robert Trail, John Milne, Georze Smart, John Reid, Alexander Cowie, D. Y. Stewart, David Mackie, Kerr Steplien, Thomas Napier, G. W. Laird, William Beattie, Patrick Mason Jun, Francis Japp, Thomas Barclay ...