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... Wednesday and Thurtday the 24tli and2sth of August. 1836, at Three o'clock on each Day, , the FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATES Thomas Hardy, late of Wakefield aforesaid, Esquire, deceased, situate in the several Township* West Clayton, Skelmanthorpe, Lower Denby ...
... last Year's Growth, standing upon Low Hall Farm, in the Township of Horsforth. Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Horsforth, will show the above. For Particulars, apply to Mr. Thomas Potts, of Cannon Hall, if by Letter, Post-paid. Cannon Hall. 14th March, 1831. TO BE ...
... Parker, for sixteen specimen. Barest Store Plant, (Combritnm Purpurea. —John Menaies. Second, (Fuschia Mycrophylla.) —Thomas Appleby. Best Hardy Bouquet.— Wm. Bariatl, for a splendid Bouquet the form of a Pyramid, which nearly reached to the roof of the Music ...
... Household, her Majest)'s Maids of Honor, Lord Hill, Earl of Belfast, Prince Est hazy, Earl of File, Lord Beaueleik, Sir Thomas M. Hardy. Sir Henry Blackwood, Lord Hood, Sir Andrew Barnaid, Sir Fredeiick Watson, Col. Captain Fred. Fitzcl trence, &c. The ...
... interest. NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLHRY— The 60th part contains masterly portrotu Bir R A.. r S.A., P.R.S.; Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman, Hardy. Bart., K.C.B. (the friend of Nelson); and Mr. Samuel Crompton, the inventor the spinuing-mule, spinning-carriage ...
... Carnegie, Thomas Dainty, Edward Kelly, W 11. King, John May, Thomas Milnes, J. Robinson, John Stackhouse. J uses College. — P. W. Courtenay, 11. Jones Daubcny, Clarence James Hilton, T. W. Loventhorpe, Samuel Buxton Smyth. Christ Church — Charles Thomas Johnson ...
... appointed acting governor pro tern, of Greenwich Hos- pital, until the appointment of a successor to the late gallant Sir Thomas Hardy. There exist in France, says Gazette de a n . C - e ' I I,QQZ bridges, having 7,825 arches ; 6,649,550 dwelimg-houses ...
... wool from his master's warehouse, on the Thursday preceding. Elizabeth Brown was charged with having picked the pocket of Thomas Hardy, farmer, of North Lees, near Ripon, in Kirkgate, on Saturday night, a purse containing 6s. The prosecutor was standing ...
... Great Seal, tilt .hsioa-ioui. ssoostimtii.tr and appointing the Right Hon. Sir Robert fi -org* Graham, Bart.; Sic Thomas Master man Hardy, Bar., K.C.R., Rear-Admi, al of the White Squadron his Mijcsty'i Fleet; Hon. George Lawrence Dnnda*,' C. 8., Roar-Admiral ...
... times, and Atkinson 29 times in custody,) Ann Dixon, s. eight shillings from Thomas Hardy. (Tbis was an audacious case of pocket-picking, the prisoner having put her band into Hardy's breeches pocket and token out the money whilst asking him to go with her ...
... seconded, and the Rev Thomas Waugh, from Ireland, and the Rev. Robert Newton, from Leeds, supported the motion. The meeting was subsequently addressed by the Rev. George Steward, Joseph Came, Esq. of Penzance the Rev. John Waterhouse, Thomas Sands, Esq. Liverpool ...
... direct letters parent passed under the Great Seal, constituting and appointing George Baron Auckland; Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Dart., G.C.1).; Rear-Admiral the lion. George 1 loot-age Lawrence Dun .'as, C.H.; Captain Sir John Brooke IVchell ...