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... the King's Stairs, and there Sir Thomas Williams and Sir Frederick Maitland, with their respective officers, stood waiting to receive the royal visitors. They were accompanied by Sir James Graham and Sir Thomas Hardy. F. J. Vanzeller, Esq. her Majesty's ...
... was the King’s Stairs, and there Sir Thomas Williams and Sir Frederick Maitland, with their respective officers, stood waiting to receive the royal visitors. They were accompanied Sir James Graham and Sir Thomas Hardy. P. J. Vaozeller, Esq. her Majesty’s ...
... two- thirds of the Purchase-.'oncy may remain on security Yof the Premises, at a moderate rate of Interest. Apply to Mr. THoMas HARDY. of Thorrguombald, d the owner; or to Mr. DUNN, Solicitor, Hedon. ISedton, near Hull, 20th Nov. 1833. ;, } , GREAT GRIMSBY ...
... Court has nothing else before it. WM. WAI.KER (25). CHAS. KENNEDY (18), JOHN HARDY (14). were charged with stealing twenty pounds' weight of pickled pork, the property of Thomas Jackson and others. pleaded Guilty, and was taken from (he bar. Mr. Hn.nyARU ...
... of Barton, many years a baker at that place. Same day, at Barton, aged 75, Mr. Thomas Pye. D W1, Wedilesday week, very suddenly,aged 13, James, eldest r son of 31r. Thomas Watson, of the Union Miil, Beverley Westwood. He had for some time laboured under ...
... Brandshy FRANCIS WRANOHAM MARTIN STAI’VLTON FOSTER LECHMERE COOKE WILLIAM GRAY JOHN GRAHAM JOHN OVERTON DAVID RUSSELL JOHN HARDY SAMUEL TUKB J. S. BUCKINGHAM ANTHONY WHITTAKER RICHARD JOHN THOMPSON Stourbridge. September, 1830. GENTLEMEN,— With great pleasure ...
... at Bridlington, MIr. John Ross, druggist, to Miss Jackson, both of that placc. Onl the 3rd inst. at Bridlington, MIr. W. C. Hardy, of the post-oflice, Manchester, to Jane, only daughtcr of Mr. Hall, of Grantlihn. Onl thle lst inst. at Aslihourn, the lion ...
... Ossulston to the J irely Mist Farquliar; Lord Oseory Miss Louisa Herbert, Mtedh the lata Bari Osrnareon; Lord Douglas to Mitt Hardy j Major Hall, of the Life-Guards, to Mist Pole Carew; the Hon. Algernon Capel to the Hon. Miss Maynnm ; Oapt. the Grenadier ...
... Hull and Scarborough. Further Particulars may be known upon application (if by letter, post-paid) to Mr. THOMAS HART, Spirit Merchant; Mr. THOMAS PURNELL, Grocer; Mr. SAMUEL HALLEY TURNER, Chemistand Druggist; or Mr. CORNWALL, Solicitor, Scarborough. ...
... Edward Shearduwn, Esq. R J. Coulmsn, Esq. Her. C. 8. SOmbspe. B. Denison, Esq. Thomas Walker, Esq. WUsic. 1. Esq. Kor. H. Watkins. George Oresres, Esq. F. J. Woodyeare, Esq. Dr. Hardy. Rer. O. Wright William Harst. Esq. W. B. Wrlghtson, Esq. Charles Baq. Rer ...
... Brown, of that port On the 99th ult after lingering illness, borne resignation, the Wtb year of her •ge.EHsalWh, wife of Mr. Thomas Bigg, nursery and seedaman. of Fisherpte. ork. Lately, alter a short illness. Mr. Wm. Marshall, of Bramley. near Leeds. lie ...
... Mr*. Bromley, of Barton, many years baker that place. Same day, Barton, aged 75, Mr. Thomas Pya- On Wednesday week, very suddenly, aged 13, James, eldest son of Mr. Thomas Watson, of the Union Mill, Beverley Westwood. He bad for some time laboured under ...