... distinguished associates in the cause of freedom hare not lived to reap the fruit of their labours, I and my worthy friend Mr. Thomas Hardy, as well as his enlightened fellow sufferer in the cause of reform, Mr. Thelwall, and some few others, are left to behold ...

... Tillotson, Mr. Boomer, Mr. and Miss Newman, Mrs. Eileen, Mrs. Beaumont, Miss Taylor, Mr. nod Mrs.Hinchliffe, Mrs. Ashton Mrs. Hardy, Mrs. Dodson Mr. Mrs. and Miss Butche r , Mrs. Hackett, Mr. Manikin, Mr. Rob. son, Miss %Risen, Mr. Williams, Mr. Whiteby, ...

... Chiswell.street, victualler. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Baker and T. Baker, Guisbrough, Yorkshire, grocers —H. T. Blyth and W. Hardy, Lincoln, land.surveyors— W. Combs and R. Barron, pawnbrokers—W. Atkinson and Co. Charley, Blows and J. Swain., Bk. mingham ...

... Payne, of Manchester • Mr. Josses, steward; Mrs. Jonas, steward's wife; Mr. Rogers, of Wrexham; Mr. William Parry, of Bury ; Thomas Whittaker (a child); Ms. Jahn Leech. traveller Ise J. Boyle, Chatter; Met Was, Rev. S. 111•Carthi l atholic priest; Mr. Fishset ...

... Edward Blommene Jun. Esq. eldest son of Edward Bloxsome, Esq. of D u rsle;, to Sophia, youngest daughter of the late Richard Hardy, D.D. rector of Loughboros.*Mr. Stone, of Dorchester, solicitor, to Lucia Catherine, daughter of Edward Boswell, Esq. of the ...