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... for doing certain wrek, and for which £ 11. £lll. was charged. •Mr. Hardy Names, names. .Mr, Whitworth—He did not thnk it proper to give , names, but would shew the bill to ,*lr. Hardy any tune, 1 remonstrance was certainly made against the amount of i ...
... thee by thy own white hand, Far from this dull and captive strand, — But WHERE art ? STANZAS ON THE BATTLE OF NAVARIN. (By THOMAS CAMPBELL, ESQ.) E A nrs of oak that bravely delivet'd.the brave, Aud ttplifted out Greece from the brink of the grave, 'Twas ...
... render it properly con- ( j sistent, and sufficiently moist and white. , When Erasmus, having visited Sir Thomas More was about to return home, Sir Thomas lent him a favourite w horse to convey him to the coast; but, instead of returning I; the horse, Erasmus ...
... I second Mr. Potter, and I demand ballot. Gentlemen—(addressing the law clerk and others)—Will the ballot be allowed » Mr. Hardy.—No. Uiuyh. ) Mr. Oswald Milxe said, he felt much concerned at being made on all occasions a responsible party, in regulating ...
... Gyte, John Amot, Elijah Dixon, James Wroe, Thomas Constantine, Joseph Lees, William Whitworth, Joseph Beckett, George Gyte, Joseph Sutcliffe, Jeremiah Haniuer, T. Candelet, Thomas Sugden, J. Potter. ■BL Hardy, James Jones. TCONCER T-ROOM, Dec. 241h, 1827- ...
... Harriet Scott, Mr. T. Scott. maltster of Market liaison, Lincolnshire. ' --. »• On the Inst. at Prestbury, by the Rev. Peter Thomas Legh, Esq. M. P. of Lyme Hall, Cheshire, Miss Turner, only .daughter Turner, Esq. Shiiglcy Park,in the same county. the inst ...
... Lees. Maim Whitworth, J.ekr ph tievket t. Jiefeph Sutcliffe. Prrniiah &leaguer. I. T. Isendelet. homes S.(des. .1. Potter. I. Hardy. •- Elegant Celestine' Pianu-forte,Aeantflut.Honeehoin tettetilaps, ay Mr. CAPF.S. Wednesday. January 1t449,, at house of a ...
... daughter of Mr. Xott, mint** Market Ha*sui. Lincolnshire. on the 1 .fth Inst., St. Martin’s ( hurrh. Leicester. Bev.LUward Thomas Vaughan. A.. i. aunt, lam kef Mary, second daughter of the late Mr. James Makesr Kin«'ton, the county of the xth Inst., IVrsthurv ...
... from the future meet . ..f ..II (ie»*f«e C»ytc, Elijah Bimhi, * Constantine, William Whitworth, te.jun., Icrrimah Thomas M. Hardy, John \rnot. James Wroe, Joseph Lee*, Joseph ReeVett, Joseph P. T. C'andelet, J. Potter. ic* Jones. given, the Commissioners ...
... Msr. Thomas Mforeeroft, and R ev. W1lan, leni Vihe t'e, Mr. Joseph H-orniby, Rev. Sanuels Sauceders, Air. Thomas Broelelebank, ins U. Mr. Johtn Con way, Mr. Themes Thorolleyf, other Mir. Trhomas Christian, Mit. Edward Roscue. &C. Mr. JAmsce HARDY EoWARne ...
... private contract: ALL that Freehold MESSUAGE DWELLING-HOUSE, situate upon Ardwick Green, adjoining the property of the late Thomas Watkin, Esq., and now in the occupation of Mr. Kichurd Farrington The House consists of drawing, dining, and breakfast rooms ...
... Jordan, Mr- Thomas Morecroft, Mr. Joseph Hotnby, Mr. Thomas Brocklebank, Mr. Thomas Thornely, Mr. Ed wara 11 oscoe, ,s, Secretary and Collector. Rev. P. Bulnter, JOha Grundy, Rev. William White, Rev. Samuel Saunders, Mr. John Conway, Mr. Thomas Christian ...