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... Great floods in the South of Scotland. II The quarter's revenue published, showing an increase of 600,847/. the quarter. Thomas Hardy dies, in his 81st year. 17 M. Berryer, the French Deputy, is tried at Blois for high treason and acquitted. General Wm ...
... Wellington—Thos. Pearson, Harris, Thomas Hardy, Charles Clay. james Brooke, J B, H olro: Charles Hawthorne. Nantwich—Adam Fletcher, John Cannell, Abraham Stead ; George Poole, supe Northwich—Thomas Eckersley, Thomas Kilner. joseph Entwisle, James Bi H ...
... Thurfday, aged 51, Mrs. Boulton, of the houfe, near this town. On Friday laf, at Tunflall, in this county, after a Mr. Thomas Hardy, arvift. On Saturday jatt at Iptwich, aged 56, the Rev. James Pilkington, formerly Minifter of the Diffent- ing Chape! ...
... Wednesbury —Richard Waddy, Joseph Hunt, James E. Moulton. Walsall—Adam Fletcher, Thomas Capp ; Joseph Dunning, Supernumerary. Wolverhampton —Thomas Moss, Thomas Hardy. Dudley—John Adams, John Smedley, John Henley. Stourbridge—Robert Melson, William Ricketts ...
... Partridge (S.J.) Scott, Bart. & others .* Holland Smith Walker Same Martin Sheldon and another 7 Same Rowlinson Roanlre Thomas Hardy Lees and others.. Foster Lewis and another. Bell 10 T. W. Jones. Lowe Griffiths 11 Bedson and Co.. Mottram Ke ...
... hopeless. When thus given up, her = a induced her to try amily Pills,”—she did so, and was cured a very short time. + Thomas. Hardy Hopkins, of Sydling, near Dorches , was cured by i one box of Wesley’s y Pills,” of acute pains in the chest, wit! loss ...
... am Fletcher, James S. Thomas. Leek—Myles C. Dixon, James Bumstead, Chas. Westlake. Northwich—Charles Janion, Thomas Stokoc. Nantwich—Peter Prescott, Wright Shovelton. Congleton—William Parker, William Lindley ; Geo. Lowe, Thomas Hutton, Supernumeraries ...
... coffin. He has left a wife and seven children to lament his loss. On Thursday morning, at Pimlico, in his year, Mr, Thomas Hardy. Mr. Hardy, was the founder of the London Corresponding Society, and was. with Mr. Home Tooke, Mr. Thelwall, Mr. Holcroft, and ...
... ddingto: and Costock, ti.e fcs 3 Nottinuliam, in the several occupation:- .fames Harwood, Widow Blount, J. s*ph r, : Hand, and Thomas Hardy respectively;—at Kotut,fy, Lul-c.ii- )BOugh, an Barwei l, in bie ninty .'I ic >tcr in the several occupations Joseph Cliatv ...
... aged 22, desribed as a surtreon, was capitally indicted for feloniously wounding Thos. Hardy, with intent to do him some bodily harm. The prosecutor was Dr. Thomas Hardy, one of the examiners at Apothecaries' Hall. On the day the prisoner committed the offence ...
... assembly greeted their Majesties with loud and continued acclamations. The Admiral's boat put off, and the Admiral (Sir Thomas Hardy) steered it ashoie. The way leading from the north-west wing of the Hospital had been previously covered with, crimson ...
... SjfRMONS in behalf of the SUNDAY SCHOOL connected with the YVesleyan Methodist Chapel, Stafford, will be preached by the REV. THOMAS HARDY, of Bilston. Service to commence at half-past two in the afternoon, and at six in the evening. A collection, for the support ...