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... DISSOLVED. XTOTICE HEREBY GIVEN, that the Partneoship heretofore subsisting between u*, the undersigned SAMUEL HARDY, JOHN BELL, end THOMAS HARDY, carrying on business under the Firm of Hasdt, Bill, and Co.,** Manufacturers of Silver Fruit Knives, and Dealers ...
... Greenwich Hospital ia sinecure, no/eul except retreat tor some di*- tiuguisht veteran ut the N.tvy. It was last tilled sir Thomas Hardy, the comrade of Nelson Tr.uafgar. Admiral Fleming, who has juot heeu appointed to the place the Wing never was dis. tinguisbed ...
... White Lodge, gtaveley, to Ann, only daughter of Mr Thomas Hardy, Eckmaton, fanner and maltster. On-the Kith instant, Mr Peter Chrimcs. plumber an.t glazier, of Rotherham, youngest daughter Mr Thomas Knowles, of (Jaropsall. the 12th mst., at Worksop, Mr ...
... Laae. ends, Derbyshire, scythe and sickle manafacturer*. Hardy, Samuel, Bell, John, and Hardy, Thomas, mnw. facturers of silver fruit knives and dealers in cutlery |aod (so far regards Samuel Hardy and John Bell.) Sleddon, Francis, machine maker and cotton ...
... P. Wright. GelUtreet. Mr*. Thomas Oates, Broomhill. T. D. Philipps, Esq., Carver-street. Mi . and Mrs. Thomas Spurr, PorlolMllo-street. Mr. John Micklethwaits, Glossop-road. Mr. K. Mieklethwaite. Mr. E. Gibson. Mr. Thomas Guy. Devonshire-street, 6th ...
... JONATHAN, Esq., Darlington. BLAIR. W. THOMAS. Esq.. Bath. BLANSHARD. HENRY. Esq. BOWRING. JOHN, Esq., LL.D. BRIGGS. Major-General. BROUGHAM. Lord. BROWN, F. C. Esq. Tellicherry. CHRISTY, THOMAS. Esq. CLARKSON. THOMAS, Esq. CRAWFORD. JOHN, E«i- FORBES, Sir ...
... of Sheffield, druggist. Thomas Frudd, of Barnsley, manulaeturer. 'William Fleck, Kimberwurth, wharfinger. Thomas Methley, of Shafton, tanner. Thomas Swann, Laughton, farmr,-. Samuel War burton, Kcehuneld, schoolmaster. Thomas Deakin, of Sheffield, merchant ...
... Feroley, Robert, and Abel Wilson, Stockport, cotton- spinners. Hardy, Eliza, diaries Hardy, and Mary Ann Hardy, York, turners. (From the Gazette, April li.J INSOLVENT. April 14. Ditehbnrn, Thomas, White Lion-court, Cornhill, scrivener. ...
... Joseph Taylor, cutler, to Miss Mary Cottingham. Same day, Mr Thomas Clam, grocer, Miss Mary Ana Wilkins. Same day, Mr Thos. Twig#, ivory cutter, to Miss s.ary Pigott. . , , Same day, Mr Geo. Hardy, filesmil.i, Miss Ann On Monday, Mr Samuel Wilson, scissorsmith ...
... Same day, Mr Thomas Cell, former, to Miss Frances Craven. On the 12th inst., at the Parish Church of Mottrsm-inf.ongden-dule, the Rev. W. Joh-ison M.A., vicar, Mr John Booth, hat' manufacturer, Sfi.-fliehl, to Miss Hardy, daughter of James Hardy, Esq., of ...
... and chargeable to the Parish of Sheffield :— John Elliott, [agod cutler, 2 children under 9. Thoma** Cranmere, [4.».1 silversmith, child under 9. Mary Hardy, waslterwoman, children under 9. Septimus Kay, [54,] edge-tool maker, no children under 9. John ...
... Poles John Burgon John Pilley Henry Cooper Joseph Ford Richard Ardron Thomas Salkeid William Richard Sailes ward Vickers John Giilott William Cooper Joshua Jenkinson William Hartley Thomas Kellie John Duke John Addey Tliuinas Woodward PRESENT S IN WENTWORTH ...