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... THE LATE THOMAS HARDY. Ac appropriati and beautiful monument has been erected | to this uno-teDtatiou. but venerated man in the cemetery of t Bund Jl Fields. 1 1 stands abcut 26 feet to the north of the main eastern Kate, and 1 6 leet from the east wall ...
... uiore acceptable the nation, who, the defeat Pitt, saw defeat of plans to crush the remaining liberties the country. . . Thomas Hardy was native r*f the for wood, in Stirlingsliire—a place celebrated the times Charles the Second, for the zealous ministration ...
... announce that Business, and begs most res; he has taken his Son, W JLIAM HARDY, into PARTNERSHIP, and that in future the Business will be carried on under the Firm of THOMAS HARDY and SON, who trust that by continuing to furnish good Paper-Hangings, at ...
... in his life. Man Drowned.—On Sunday last, the body a man was found in the Pockiington Canal, which proved to be that of Thomas Hardy, a man was the habit of travelling about to fairs, &c. with fruit, rolls, cheese articles. An inquest was held the body ...
... contains 500 Square Yard*. The Premises Copyhold of Manor of Wakefield, and are Root Seven Guineas per Annum, payable to Thomas Hardy, Esq. his Heirs WHITE will shew the Premises, and for other Particulars, apply to Mr. SHAW, Solicitor, Albion Street. Leeds ...
... DIS6O‘VED. ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, thae the Partnes- ship heretofore subsisting between us, the undersigned, SAMUEL HARDY, JOHN BELL, and THOMAS HARDY, carrying on business under the Firm of “Haapy, Bett, and Co.,” as Manufacturers of Silver Fruit Knives, and ...
... situate the Townslop Ilea ton. the Parish of the ('oumy of York, com inly known the Nsroeol It Form, tn the Occupation of Thomas Hardy consisting of » Messuage Faun llonse, with the Barn, Stable, Mistsl.anl On.buildings belonging. And also all K LAND, situate ...
... 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 ...
... of the public to a paragraph contained in the last weeks Mercury, and in effect as follows:— « Thomas Hardy, Esq of London, successor to the late Thomas Hardy, Esq., of Birksgate, in the township of Thurstonland coining to reside on the estate at Birksgate ...
... parliament is expected to break up in June.—Sir Thomas Hardy, one of the Lords of tbe Admiralty, is to succeed Sir Richard Keats as governor of Greenwich Hospital; and Rear-Admiral Rarber is to succeed Sir Thomas Hardy, at the Admiralty. Prince George of Cambridge ...
... lain# •V.n> Square Yards. lie I'a ir.iM » f'opyliolj of the Manor anil art* subject I'ent Seven (»u»tiea> Annum, payable to Thomas Hardy, Ins Heirs As-;cn- Mr. will shew the Premises, and for other Particulars, apply Aii.SII Solicitor, Albion Street. LEEDS ...
... Cemetery, in a hearse, attended by four Mends, in a mourning coach. His grave is close to that wherein the celebrated patriot. Thomas Hardy, was deposited. Several hundreds of very respectable persons had assembled on the ground before the funeral procession ...