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... EAT !{EDUCTION the ENGLISH AND SCOTCH MARKETS. THOMAS & FREEMAN HARDY BRACE the earliest opportunity of acquainting their Friends, that, from.the present DEPRESSION the ENGLISH MARKETS, they are determined to make an IMMEDIATE REDUCTION on the whole of ...
... Major Armstrong, Cape Mounted Riflemen.—GVuAumJ Town J.mrnal. At Athol-placc, Perth on the inst. by the Uev. Ur. Thomson, Thomas Hardy, Esq. Belfast, to Anne, daughter of the late Henry M. Lee. East Lothian. December 9, at Tipperarv, John Savage Esq. the ...
... For further R.& D. DAVISON, Auenia ti» the Cotnotianion A**ii»neee, Castlklane, Belfast, and 22. Dominick sAiet, Dublin; THOMAS HARDY and) . . GEORGE HANNAY, Asa'gneea. Brlfnst. D«-eoib»r, 1835. (985 l?or Xcw castle-upon-Tync, THE BEio COQUET, JOHN CRAWFORD ...
... tonarnt. All to the Firm are re- to be fcnhehh paid to Mr. ROBERT ALLISON, who ia authoriaed reeeirc the aame. THOMAS HARDY. FREEMAN HARDY. ROBERT ALLISON Coleraine, XU March, 1888. BRITISH WOOLLEN HALL, COLERAINE. ROBERT ALLISON begs leave ta present ...
... further particulars apply to D. DAVISON, Aecnts lathe Cotnmiwion Castlelane, Bslfast, and 22. Dominick street, Dublin; or to THOMAS HARDY and \ kaa (iEOHGE HAN NAY, £ AllBl n «•• Belfast, 22d December, 1835. (985 BELFAST, LONDON, AND WHITEHAVEN NEW LINE OF ...
... WANTED, THOMAS & FREEMAN HARDY, RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, of good Address, and who has perfect knowledge of the SILK MERCERY BUSINESS. None need apply who cannot produce the most satisfactory testimonials both with regard to-Cbaracter and Abilities. British ...
... great THE ENGLISH A HID SCOTCH MARKETS. THOMAS & FRtExMAN HARDY EMBRACE the earliest opportunity of acquainting their Friends that, from the preseA DEI in the ENGLISH MARKETS, the/ are determined to mate IMMEDIATE REDUCTION the whole of their Stock of ...
... governor pro. tern, of Greenwich Hospital, until the appointment of a successor to the late gallant Sir Thomas Hardy. Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas M‘Mahon, Bart., G.C.8., who was relieved from the command of the north western district of Great Britain ...
... Gardner. George Michael Sicwart. George Millar. Thomas Kliiutt. Rolmti Putts. William Brown. Samttrl B. Greer. llallidav. John James M'Caldin. Thomas Hardy. Freeman Hardy. James Stirling. William Hell. Thomas William Ilieka. James Mewha. ...
... Gardner, Thomas Maclurcan, George Phillips, Joseph Young, Michael Stewart, Francis Glcnfleld, George Millar, John Potts, Thomas Elliot, Robert Potts, William Brown, Samuel B. Greer, John Lynass, Hugh Halliday, James M'Caldin, Thomas Hardy, ...
... are enabled state, that Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, G.C.B, one of the Lords of the Admi. j rally, is to succeed the late Sir Richard Keats, Go- | vernor of Greenwich Hospital. care not whether i Sir Thomas Whig or Tory; but are sure, that the nation ...
... yesrof his age. On Monday last, in her eleventh year, Sarah, third daughter Mr. Thomas Hardy, of this town. On the morning of Friday last, hi* house Nelsonstreet, Mr. Thomas Mawhinney, aged 27 years. His friendly, generous, and noble disposition obtained ...