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... 10. All those FIVE Leasehold COTTAGES, situate in Little Hulton aforesaid, the occupation of Darlington. Widow Unnston, Thomas Hardy, Ralph Darlington, and Widow Rushton. .. - . . The two last lots are held for the remainder of a term 909 years, created ...
... been great number of deaths amongst the aged inmates, and the infirmary is nearly filled with those ou the sick-list. Sir Thomas Hardy, the gallant Governor,, has been most unremitting in affording every comfort to them. At the Royal Mili'ary College of ...
... tw enty wounded on board the Che Admiral '.'•'% was soon after superseded in his The - Warren, ' ied th , and good Sir Thomas Hardy, who had n'led mv • daughter of Admiral Berkeley, jaw, tlon Flag-Captain with his father-in' S, n 0 t\ • Lisbon station ...
... years. On the 31st ult., sged 57 years, Mr. Samuel Harrison, of Cnorlton-upon-Medlock. On the 31st ult., aged 45 years, Mr. Thomas Hardy Holt, of Chapel-street, Salford. On tie 31st Silt., aged 70 years, .Mrs. Hague, of Greenhill Terrace, Greenheys. On the ...
... nature have been prevalent in the town of Flixtoij, regarding the death of four children, belonging to a person named Thomas Hardy, weaver. The children, three boys and a girl, aged respectively eleven, seven, and four years, and twelve months, were ...
... c'e' , the favourable quality of land it would pass through, with other characteristic details, ami was followed by Sir Thomas Hardy one the lords the admiralty, who gave evidence as to the admirable position of Southampton water tor mercantile port—its ...
... and Widow Clegg. Little H„nl l th FIVE Leasehold COTTAGES, situate in • do,v ;-' OSa d ' i. the occupation William Darl- Thomas Hardy, Ralph Darlington, , The two last lots h»u m- years crc-itedl i- ...
... SADLER THOMAS, DEPUTYCONSTABLE OF MANCHESTER. Wednesday evening, about two hundred of the special constables of this town dined together, according to annua! custom, at the Manor Court-room, Brown-street, when the deputy-constable. -Mr. J. S. Thomas, was ...
... the hundred of Salford. John Bradshaw, Thomas Makin, Alexander Hardy, and William Thompson, beer-sellers, were respectively convictedin the penalty of 40s. each and costs, for selling beer unlawful hours. Thomas Berry was convicted the penalty of and ...
... Wakelield, Wednesday and Thursday, the and days August, 1836, three o'clock on each day: f].Hh Freehold and Copyhold TE S JL of Thomas Hardy, late of Wakefield aforesaid, Ksquire, deceased, situate in tiie several townships of West Clayton, Skehnanthorpe, Lower ...
... dock-yard, and proceeded on board the Royal George in one of the Lords of the Admiralty's boats, which was steered Sir Thomas Mastennan Hardy, Governor of Greenwich Hospital, the king's coxswain. The yards of the Royal George, Lord Belfast's Water Witch, the ...
... her memory. Ine loru mayr hj kissing hands, returned to the by being readiness the queen stepped into a J^' y Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, and was rowed ashore tne king's watermen to the dock-yard, on which shet at five minutes before four o'clock. The bandl ...