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... the Croft, adjoining and to taken therefrom, in a line with the West fence the said orchard, all nam the occupation of Thomas Hardy, subject nevertheless to the said Road over the East end of the said orchard. Lot 5. All tbat capital Messuage or Mansion-bouse ...
... Croft, adjoining ana to be taken therefrom, in a line with the West fence the said orchard, all now in the occupation of Thomas Hardy, subject nevertheless to the said Road over the East end of the said orchard. Lot 5. All that capital Messuage or Mansion-bouse ...
... the Crpft, adjoining and to be taken therefrom, a line with the West fence the said orchard, all now in the occupation of Thomas Hardy, subject nevertheless to the said Road over the East end of the said orchard Lot 5. AU that capital Messuage or Mansion-house ...
... Croft, adjoining and to be taken therefrom, in a line with the West fence of the said orchard, all now tbe occupation of Thomas Hardy, subject nevertheless the said Road over the East end of the said orchard. Lot 5. All that capital Messuage or Mansion-bouse ...
... John son tf Mr. Holmes, tf Main-ridge, Boston. On Friday last, at Spalding, aged upwards tf 70, Mr. Thomas Hardy, shoemaker, brother to Mr. Lawrence Hardy, tf Guthram Cote. On Saturday hut, aged 80, Thos. Pollard, creditable muffin-manufacturer for more ...
... dealer—May 16,17, June 20. Peacocke, Cambridge. JOSEPH HARDY, THOMAS HARDY, WILLIAM HORTON HARDY, and JOHN HORTON HARDY, of Birmingham, co. Warwick, merchants, d. ft 24, Jane 20. Bird, Birmingham. - THOMAS ...
... Croft, adjoining and to be taken therefrom, in a line with the West fence of the said orchard, all now in the occupation of Thomas Hardy, subject nevertheless the said Road over the East end of the said orchard. Lot 5. AH that capital Messuage or Mansion-house ...
... orchard occupation of Thomas Hardy, subject the Road over the Ea end of the * «»«»ge or Mansion-house, called the ,„ Beyerley aforesaid, with the Yard tSsLWSLt^. . loxtx> same adjoining, con! by estimation 0A.2R.24p., and now Thomas Hardy, Robert William ...
... Croft, adjoining and tone taken therefrom. In * Rue with tbe West fence of the Hid orchard, all now in the occupation of Thomas Hardy, subject nevertheless to the said Road over the East end the said orchard. Lot 5. AH that capital Messuage or Mansion-bouse ...
... Keddington, aged 64, Mr. T. Ticklepenny. On Thursday the 18th inst., at Barrow, near Barton, aged 56, Elizabeth the wife of Mr. Thomas Hardy, of that place, farmer. At Sea why, near Brigg, after a very short illness, Ann Lison, cook in the family of Sir H. Nelthorpe ...
... B. Esq. Kh. des Thomas Brown George England William Suger Thomas Brice Israel Fowler Thomas Sexty J. Esq. exors. of Barton Zeph. Graves John exors. of Stockdale Rev. Josh. Brocklesby Edm. D. Gibblns Thomas Smith William Bonson Thomas GUlyatt ...
... inst., at Newark, Mr. Richard Harey, hair-dresser, aged .68; also, Mr. Thos. Drury, aged 62. On Friday last, aged 53, Mr. Thomas Hardy, landlord tbe King's Arms, Kirkgate, Newark. On Saturday, Caunton, Mr. Richd. Pearce, farmer, aged 77. Sunday, aged 52 ...