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... Houses, and CARDIN/I, adjoining the above Premises, and in the occupations of Francis Humphreys, John Wass, John Smith, Thomas Hardy, and Wm. Lewis. Possession of the Public House will be given at Lady Day next. Further particulars may be known on application ...
... 1N0 HOI SES and Cardens, adjoining the above Pi eniises, and the occunations Francis Humphreys, John >» ass, John Smith, Thomas Hardy, and William Leivis. Possession of the Public House will given Lady-day next. . , .. Further particulars may known on ...
... Brewill, after a long illness. L a st Friday, at Eagle, Lincolnshire, aged 73, Smith widow of Mr. Thomas Hardy, and mother in law to Mr. Thos. ' Hardy, of Gomm Gate, In this town. On Saturday last, at Mansfield, Hanash, the wife of Mr. Heinpaall, landlord ...
... tio-ps there for her preservation. A party of the regiment of Lancers was sent there. The fleet, ent gee command of Sir Thomas Hardy, sail this moreteg_f thivation is not knee n, but i l eitis lbs exoriesgOr 9, it is gone probably on a o rn irm,,l •'. ...
... DWELLING HOUSES, and GARDENS, adjoining the above Premises and in the occupations of Francis Humphreys, John Wass, John Smith, Thomas Hardy, and Wm. Lewis. This Property Las as extensive frontage to Cliesterfeld load, Yards of which is lend very eligible for ...
... at the Royal Hotel, Plymouth. Mr. Baron, Plymouth. Thomas Hardy, Cowley, Middlesex, builder, May 22, 29, June 29, at the Court of Comuusaioners. Messrs. Watson and Broughton, Falcon Square. Thomas Jones, White Horse Tavern, Fetter Laoe, Landon, tavern ...
... being kind and considerate master. On Friday last, at Eagle, Lincolnshire, need Sarah, relict of Mr. Thomas Hardy, and mother inlaw to Mr. Thos. Hardy, formerly of Broad-street, but now of Goose-gate. Friday last, at Radford, Mrs. Sarah illiamson, aged ...
... —ixntl Viscount Newark. ~„ ~ .. ( \PTAINS-—William Charlton, Fx|. ; I-mcelot Ru.Uston, F>q.; Thomas Moore, Esq.; Webb Edge, Esq.; Robert ~1l IeI? \NTS.—Thomas Rjirtior, Esq.; IlobinsaCi, Ext • Alexaiwlcr Hadden, Esq.; John HasfcaU, Esq.; Henrj Oldkliow ...
... extent and (Border of the Mortgagee and Trustees for Sale), at the House be *dimmed SlinvdaY the el That the Meeting l Sir 'Thomas Hardy ; Genoa Windsor Castle, dimensions of the Wall, by applying at the t ffi ceof M_ err Z r o Mrs. Wilson, the Spread Susie ...
... removal of Mary Hardy from St. Mary’s to Sheffield —The facts the case were, Mary Hardy being pregnant, was in St. .Mary’s workhouse, on the 3d of April ; the order of removal was made on that day, and on the same day, she was delivered.—Mr. Hardy, the part ...
... Liverpool. Thomas Young, Wells, Somersetshire, baker, Dec. 21,21,Jaa. Is, at the George In, Shepton Mallet. Mr. Reeve s , Glastoubury: J;;Ial Burnam', ( hesterfield, coach proprietor, Dec. 26, 27, Jan. 18, at Mr. Hardy's office, Sheffield. Mr. Hardy, Sheffield ...
... Godber, Samuel tioriber, and John Fox, were convicted by the magi,uate, of having wilfully inittrcd a field, in the pat ion Thomas Walker. of and adjudged to pay the damages ' and costs.--Abraham .hlanstield uas voutinitted hy the same magistrate, to the ...