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... farmer and grazier, of the fit wer plate. On at Stapleford, Mr. Thomas Hardy, eldest or Mr. John Hardy, to Elizibeth, eldest daughter of Mr. John Sisams. On Monday, at Bingham, Mr. Thomas Rockley, to Miss Mary Marley. At I Torkard, on Tnesday.Mr. George ...
... itlarrtacro. At St. Mary's, on Sunday, Mr. James }lather, to Miss Eliza Jesse Parisian ; Mr. Thomas Hardy, to Miss Sarah Hullingworth ; Mr. Richard Doughty, to Miss Aun 'ruuncr. On Tuesday, at Doncaster, by the Rev. Dr. Sharpe. James, eldest son of Mr ...
... situate at the bleat end of the Village of Benton. LOT 2.—Three small TENEMENT!, in the several occupation* of Thomas Stone, Michael Hardy, and Wm. Walker; together with 'bore 460 square Yards of Land, situate war the Church of Beeston, and abutting on ...
... the fruit and public advantage.” The life of Hardy, with the exception of its crowning incident, was of an even and humble tenor. That exception was the formation of the Corresponding Society, of which Hardy was the founder and Secretary, and which, in ...
... the place of residence. I have the honor to be, Sir, &c. tiossarr. Died, last week at Pimlico, in his 82d year, Mr. Thomas Hardy. He was the founder of the London Corresponding Society, and was, with Hurne Tooke, Thelwall, Holeruft, and eight others ...
... seises of Friday has this ammuutemeat :— Yesterday the funeral of that worthy and persecuted friend of reform, the late Thomas Hardy, took place at Dunhill Fields, according to the arrangements which had been made by the Committee of Management, and which ...
... 12p. and situate U»« end the village of Beeslon. ,1, Lot 3.—Three ..nail TENEMENTS, in * several occupations ol Thomas Stone, e*' Hardy, and William Walker; together with square yards of I,and, *»t uatf . 1 .V, of Beeston. and abutting on the North toll* ...
... Williams, vicar, Mr. Thomas Hunt, batter, of Liverpool, to Mrs. Mary Martin, Malloek, widow. At Stapleford, on -Mr. Thomas Hardy, eldest sou Mr. John Hardy, Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr. John Sisson*. At Bingham, on Monday last, Mr. ...
... Mr. Richard Sutton, as a proper peewit to ill the vacant situation, and Mr. George Bradley seconded the proposition.—Mr. Thomas Hardy proposed Mr. Samuel Roberts, and was seconded by Mr. Truman, surgeon.—The third candidate was Mr. R. S. Maples, who was ...
... Lord John Russell is certainly to be married to Miss Hardy. The young lady is the second 'laugh- This individual was executed on Friday morning last, at tcr of Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Master-man Hardy, by a Leicester. A. early as five o'clock a great crowd ...
... PORTRAIT SIR THOMAS DENMAN, M.l*. ILL 1»p puhlishod. as soon as a sufTicient mim- ▼ her >f Suhscribers can obtained, a Hall-1 .‘nyrtli PRINT ol SIR THOMAS I)UNMAN. M.P. His Majesty’s Attorncy-lieneral. rromAn Original Portrait, painted THOMAS BARBER. engraved ...
... John Wright, Esq. Sir Thomas Denman, M.P. lchabod Wright. Eaq. Sir It. C. FerguNon, M.P. Henry Smith, Esq. Admiral Sottseron. Frames Hart, Esq. Thus. Houldsworth, Esq. M.P. Peter Brooks, Ems ! I.ieutenent Colonel Wildman. Thomas Barber, Esq. Moo Moore ...