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... Sack Rotherham+, t Sheffield.—hir. Pl.ilip Hunt. - Nottiagbam.Mr.o *attar, Buoldellcr. r Denby. ilonthba. Mr. Thomas Driffirkl. nearberatish . Hairy Brett. Ely; Selby .. Mr. Samuel Field. Claitilbormach, Mr. Grelfam. Mr. William Hiiilfue ...
... . at the South Bide of %reel aferefaid. ‘‘.th the Arpurtenaneer then to belneginp. ecearivd by Thereat. ')rake an d Widow Hardy. the St Ire of which carer-Soso Are: of Ler It. THRP.V. COTTA(IEq, DWELLING.r Tale F. fitare and needing the Wrath Side of ...
... and Sandia( at the South Side of Temple Street aforefaid, with the Appurtenances thereto belonging, occupied by Thomas Drake aid Widow Hardy, the Scite of whkh campfires an Arca of 70 Square Yards. Lot U. THREE COTTAGES, DWELLING-IIOUSES, or TEN EMENTS ...
... A=4 Affignments., •iciat4i,latters, Walls, Deeds. and aloud every • vie — r Prise r Boards,. • This Work hardy a Mine AI Information • every mechanical Pract4 is diffindly fated, and every la* which MI sW Reference to Trade. is expliiitly laid dawn and ...
... Lynn. BANKRUIrrti. J. Phillips, of Tiower-ftrcet, theefalsongitr.—W. Rees. of King's-Mcw.-gate, inen-draper.—W. H elkt and J. Hardie, of Queen-street, druggifts.-i-J. Field.. of Southampton row. chemift.—j. llistral•es, of High Holborn, linen-draper.—W. F ...
... the Lori of Radnor. to yuseireft Jaughter of the late mr Richard jufrph Sullivan. thn. Humes Dittos, harry. Mr. W. Hardy, hod of Mr. Hardy. of to Mita Mayo. of cor too-Lode , near Oro Wegrecklity. Mt. Pieter'', of this town preceptor, to Ws Mary Hargreave ...
... Land, and Wood Land, containing, with the Site of the Buildings, 47A. 2R. 20P. and now in the Occupation of the Assignees of Thomas and John Barker, and Others. The above Property is very and commodious, being in a Ring-Fence; and the Buildings, great Part ...
... 14 bran•. 4. t o 13, od.—Shckiai,4o , .. to (torte(// 13$ 04.0r/rt. of Maims Mori* 'THE ASinets of the Eltate and /reels 1 THOMAS NORTON. of Howard. in the Par& of habits, in the of Efluire! (lately 41G/tamed front the Call: of York, under and by Virme ...
... Itamkrapt,) AI.F. that Valuable and Extenfive STOCK. (which are 'moveable thin Sea(oo.) of choice FOREST TREES, FRUIT TREES, Hardy Ornaa a oat Evergreems, aad Flewerleum ahruh.. Alf. a choice Collears d Mama sad Cara Seed.. Ste. Sic. Cede will he duly attended ...
... County, in the Occupation of Thomas Wilton. containing lA. OR. 7P. A CLOSE GARTH, called Peas, L.,s, with a Ban and Buildings thereon, finite at Mitifkip aforefaid, containing tA. oR. t aP. alto in the Occupation of Thomas Wilfon. • A HOUSE, BARN. STABLE ...
... sermon by the Rev. Ch.:lies Hardy, fur the Sunday Schools. (seen Misc.—Thu is found to be equatly as useful for Tanning as the bark of Oak ; see an article its 14e firs. page. A West-I iighland Sent, the property of Thomas Chamberlain, Esq; of Ski ton ...
... infuring for Three Hundred apwards.will not be charged for the Policy. D. RIMINOTON, Agiot, Lee*. By Order of Ow Dircaon H. A. HARDY. Rx. Country Department. Awe Sir. Ihissfrits. UN. I2J, rata. ' ['HOUGH I am fenbble that a Engle initance of theeel: icy of ...