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... CODD & lIEATON MR- THOMAS HARDY. DECEASED ALL Persons having in their custody or possession snv TITLE DEEDS, SECURITIES for MONEY, belonging THOMAS HARDY, late of in Holdcrness, in the County of York. Gentleman, Deceased, are requested forthwith to deliver ...
... lemaia* Sir Thomas Hardy were conveyed extremely plain ; it is oak, covered with black cloth, and studded with gilt nails; it no armorial bearings heraldic escutcheons whatever. The inscription up** it was simply thb—•• Thomas Martinas* Hardy. Bart., G ...
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... Hume was one of the first who suggested club of this character, but he is not a member. The Government have selected Sir Thomas Hardy, one of the present Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, fill the office of Governor of Greenwich Hospital, vacant by ...
... and begs most respectfully to announce that he has taken his Son, WILLIAM HARDY, into Partaership, ane that, in fature, the Business will be carried on under 1!, Firm of THOMAS HARDY & SON, who trust, iy continuing to furnish good Paper-Hancings at s moderate ...
... . H'illiam Rickarrlfa* was Indicted for stealing two bras, pans, one copper kettle, and coffee boiler, the property of Thomas Hardy, of Beverley, butcher. The article, mentioned in the indictment were placed In an oat-house, which was used as kitchen ...
... Mares are taken away. Apply to Samiei, Rich the Groom. MR. THOMAS HARDY. ALL Persons barinq in their custody or possession any TITLE DEEDS, or SECURITIES for MONEY, belonging to THOMAS HARDY, late of Thorngumbald. in Holderness, in the County of York ...
... the King's Stairs, and there Sir Thomas Williams and Sir Frederick Maitland, with their respective officers, stood waiting to receive the royal visitors. They were accompanied by Sir James Graham and Sir Thomas Hardy. F. J. Vanzeller, Esq. her Majesty's ...
... afier ] long and painful illness, ag-tl 74. Susanna, the of Mr. Thomas Hardy, late of York. •* Her end was peace.’ fin Wednesday week, at U-ven. near Beverley, very wd- | , denly. Mr. Thoma* M ig. inokei-per. ft* at place. Wednesday I*’*' al >carl>r«»’ ...
... SHIPS Upon most extensive Scale. Apply Mr. William Barnes, Ship-Surveyor, No. Mason-Street, Hull. AM/. Soremher 20. 1832. / THOMAS HARDY, • paper HAsnrya masufacTi'Rfrt. No. ♦'s. Nonni-SratFT. PR'>srrrr- r«EET, And 25. Bkiix;* SrnLtr, Hiai.. MOST rMMctfnlly ...
... Institution. WANTED. AN ASSISTANT in the WOOLLEN DRAPERY BUSINESS. Apply to the Prinlerof thia Paper, if by letter, post-paid. THOMAS HARDY, PAPER HANGING MANUFACTURER. IYo, 46, North-Street, Protpecl-Street, and 25, Bridge- Street, Hull. MOST respectfully begs ...
... William Hardy (i, H. Reynard, Esq., Sunderlandsick), Joln Hothan (Cranswick ), Jetn Hall (Mr. W. Duggleby, Beswick), Thomas Hardy (Mr. T, Duggleby, Beswick), William Toson (Mr. Parrott, Sunderlandwick), John Jefferson (Mr. W. Moore, Burn Butts), Thomas Ives ...