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... purpose. Also, the Two well anti newly-erected DWELLINGHOUSES, adjoining the above Premises in the occul•ations of Thomas Mason and Hardy, each containing Houseplate and Parlour, Three Bed Rooms, and large Shop, small Garden, &c. And Two other DWELLING-HOUSES ...
... Loughborough, by the Rev. New, m liquidation the debt incurred in erecting a collected° PIRC wor i!l wlifen ,he sum of£9 Mr. Thomas Hardy, Maltster, of Eckington, was summoned by Mr. P. Bright, corn-inspector, for neglecting to make the proper return of corn ...
... Wardle, ditto $4 24 El Win. Caldwell, ditto II 167 24 15 Samuel Caldwell. ditto 12 173 27 16 Wm. Marshall. ditto I:; 143 16 Thomas Hardy, Kegworth. 14 193 Ili Shelton. and Co. 'a Warehouse. (part t a eareim. ) IS 54 27 16 William Marshall, ILithern. RIBBED ...
... lii:bouin was committed to the house of correction, for trial at the sessions, for stealing 71ba. of mutton, the property of Thomas Hardy. —Yesterday, William Bentley was committed to the Town Jail by the Mayor and Mr. Alderman for trial at the Sessions, charged ...
... George Chandler, or towards the north ; and which said two closes land called the Gawtrice Closes, arc no.v the occupation Thomas Hardy; and also 4a. Ir. from the cast or lower end of a certain close, piece parcel of land situate within the said parish and ...
... last, at the house of T. G de Merveilleux, Esq , Stamford, w here was so journing for the benefit of his health, the Rev. Thomas Hardy, pastor of the Particular Baptist Church, London road, Leicester. Although this indefatigable minister was only about 38 ...
... = S ‘aB \ wrche o . is. o e L OUL, g c@!‘ gMr Hardy's pri=ale friends > T p— r. Burch i ik it migl fotshed ot B of % X Ny - ceel ) wit think it . He a 1 y =Y Then, as ther~* I ‘l'ha“. oy ——eaming Mr. Hardy's privaie arrived his residence at Pimlico ...
... itlarrtacro. At St. Mary's, on Sunday, Mr. James }lather, to Miss Eliza Jesse Parisian ; Mr. Thomas Hardy, to Miss Sarah Hullingworth ; Mr. Richard Doughty, to Miss Aun 'ruuncr. On Tuesday, at Doncaster, by the Rev. Dr. Sharpe. James, eldest son of Mr ...
... tobaceo may ho blinded for home consumption or exporta- F. Ha I: tv.A ,n TII F.I.W T.L. —The Forty-second mini% • tke of Thomas Hardy, John Taoke, and was ceiebrate.l on Saturlay by a public dinner, at B lttley's 'Lae!, Bridgestreet, Illaelars. About It ...
... salnted. Or landing at the King’s Stairs, she was received b y Sir James Graham, Bart, First Lord of the Admirality, Sir Thomas Hardy, Hon. Sir G.H.L. Sir Frederick Maitland, General Sir: Campbell, Sir Joseph Wheatley, the Marquess Funchal, the Chevalier ...
... maiming Thomas Hardy, with intent to kilt and murder him. his was the case of a medical student, who, being irritated at the result of his appearance before the Court of Examiners, made an assault several of them with a life-preserver. Mr. Hardy was the ...
... of John Chesterton and Thomas SsaSnJ* lands Sir Gilbert Heathcote, Baronet, Town Street South. 2. A Messuage or Tenement, and the Yard and Garden adjoining, conußing in the Northorpe in Thurlby aforesjlTd, East, lands of Thomas SandaU West, lot h the ...