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... latelv subsisting he tween us, the undersigned JOSEPHJACKSONand THOMAS HARDY, of Boston, in the county of Lincoln, Printers, Booksellers, Stationers, &c. trading under the firm of JACKSON and HARDY, is and stands DISSOLVED on and from the 22nd dav of May, 1815 ...
... -C , FOR CORK ; To 061 with the next Convoy, THE Brig WOODLAND CASTLE, THOMAS HARDY, Master, who will be thankful to his friends, and shippers in general; their favours. A part of her Cargo is already engaged. March 18—if. ...
... 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 ...
... April, 1815. T HERE AS THOMAS HARDY the elder, of \ Sutton Saint James, in the county of Lincoln, grazier, hath, by indenture bearing date the 31st day of March last, assigned all his personal estate, property, and effects, unto THOMAS MARSHALL, Postland ...
... the Rev. Thomas Biddulph, of Ledbury, and late vicar of Padstow, Cornwall. At Leamington, Thomas Forster, esq. of his Majesty’s Exchequer, to Eliza, youngest daughter of A. Walker, esq. of Edmandscot, near Warwick. —At Charminster, J. Hardy, esq. of Portisham ...
... Pearson, the younger, lute of Barking; Thomas Coe', for stealing a heifer calf, the proper- ty of James Sessions, of Kpping; William Smith, for robbing the dtfelling-bouseof William Matthews, at Purleigh: Thomas Law, for sit-alirtg 9!. in bank notes, ...
... Captain Sir Thomas Hardy, in his Maj. do's Ship Hamilies, with two transports, having oil board the told regiment, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Hems, which had arrived the day before. 1 dad nut fail to lay before Sir Thomas Hardy, instructions ...
... to be exten upon the a firm |) soil. ven Acre«x ef good Secds, or cight Acres of 1-yéar’s Lay the Turuips Enquire of Mr. THOMAS HARDY, Gardener, Sharpford. ee SP fo be Sold. BOUT 15 weris of Swede and Réd Turnips, A gros mg vear thet ike road in the sbip ...
... of Moi'i-.man, Esq- J. Wjlmiii, Anonymous 1 Subscription* arc received by 3!r. Brooks, No. 110, Strand (Treasurer); Mr; Thomas Hardy. IC7, Fleet-street; Mr. Samuel .Miller, Suowhill; Mr. RWgway, Piccadilly; and-at thy liar of the Crown and ■A Tavern, Strand ...
... for his great skill ia vending pigs. the 15th instant, at South Scarlc, in this county, Mr. Thomas Hardy, North Culliugham, aged upwards 80, (father Mr. T. Hardy, dealer in of Nottingham,) Miss Surah Dakins, of the former place, aged 55 this is the third ...
... said 1 Hardy: and such of the said creditors •hall neglect or refuse to pxccute the same indenture, signify their consent as aforesaid, within the time above mentioned, will exclude*! the benefit thereof.—All persons to whom the said Thomas Hardy stands ...
... judicious conduct in llie Chair. C. SMITH, Secretary Subscriptions are received by Mr. S. Brooks. No. 110, (Treasurer); Mr. Thomas Hardy, 167, Fleetsireei; .Mr, .Samuel iller, Skinner reel. Snow bill; Mr. Ilhlgway, bookseller, Piccadilly ; and al tne Bar of ...