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... twisted maker, aged 31- A few d aysCheMsellebi. Mr. James Hardy, aged 13. At C Mr. Thomas M aker, currier, aged is bed,—The demand's wife, • few dela op. bowl in a neighbouring A Iholy War Wt, Mr. Thomas Haney, a oar dm M aged t, Robert Newton. At r MOMSeldo ...
... monthi each, and iattd labour. 11th STEALING CLOTHES AT HOPE. tor John Hoys alias William Stairmanad, ag.'d 2 1, & Thomas hio ilooth alias Thomas Allen, aged 20, were charged withtr stealing from ofla hedge at the parish of Hope, one child's a cotton frock ...
... Barwit George ditto Hickling Thos. ditto Beeken Samuel ditto Hardy Thos. Postland Bctts Wm. ditto Hardy Benjamin ditto Bailey Mrs. Tborney Fen Huckbody Chas. ditto i Boor Thos. Crowland Hardy and Wilton ditto Beeken and Oliver ditto Hutchinson Wm. Crowland ...
... Office. Nottingham BY MR. CLARK. Farnsfield, Nottinghamshire, To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. T. CLARK, On the Premises of Mr. Thomas Holliday, at the Sign of the Wheat Sheaf Inn. at Farnsfield, in the County of Nottingham, on Wednesday and Thursday, the and ...
... with the MAN( « Farm House, called the . able Outbuildings, with aho Land, divided into eouvi the occupation of a very i Paul Hardy, who will shew Further particulars may to Messrs. LGESON and tingham. (No Woodborough THE ANNUAL MEET will held at the houa ...
... from the town of Spalding, and now in the several tenures Richard Bowles, Bryers, John Poppleton, Mary Noble, Ashby, John Hardy, Gutteridge, BeviU, Bradshaw, and Mary Taylor. These premises will be sold one lot, in several lota, to suit customers. A new-built ...
... Hett Timothy Dunwell , George Martin William Fisher George Wood John Fisher WilUam Rhodes Thomas Toone William Workman Thomas Dyson, jun. Thomas Broughton Thomas Chester Edward Walker Josh. Tweedle Joseph Lock wood SOUTH AUSTRALIAN ASSOCIATION. THE object ...
... Newton 1 ,T. Driver 10 .5 Thomas Guilford Smith Fowler 10 0 10 J. Shipman I Thomas Sargent 1 1 James Smith 10 10 Saalfield and Co 2 2 « Barker and Adams 5 0 Parker and Kiik 0 G. Travel 1 0 G. Simons 6 Wetzlar Brothers and 0 Hardy 10 0 S. Robinson 0 10 J ...
... Bothamley John ditto Oldham Thomas ditto Brown Thomas Sutton Marsh Oldfield Edmund Long Sutton Cart*right John Tidd St. Giles Peele John Sutton Marsh CarbuttJobn Long Suttou Peele Richard Long Sutton Clack William Sutton Bridge Peele Thomas ditto Clarke George ...
... well as w! ales and seals. Though there is no timber on the islands, the she'- tered spots are favenrable to the growth of hardy trees; there is peat in abundance, which would furnish a never- failing supply cf fuel, and kelp for manure. The climate is ...
... • 1 1 0 J. C. Burton 2 20 1 10 S. Brumniit 1 0 0 John Newton 1 0 0 J. Driver 1 0 0 0 .5 0 Thomas Guilford 2 0 0 1 0 0 S. Fowler 1 0 0 0 10 Shipman .. 1 0 0 Thomas Sargent 1 I 0 Smith .. 1 0 0 1 0 0 Saalfield and to. 2 2 0 0 10 0 Barker and Adam, .. 0 0 ...
... John Evelyn Denison, Williams Taylor, Thomas Nizon, Thomas Wildman, William Fannerth Handley, Wilkie= Waldron.. Pe4ham Clay, Thema& Sprarging Godfrey, Edward Valeutine &ea& Wow, Lawn, Esquire., the Be./rend Joint Thomas rd Robert LA.P.C, Clerks, Justices ...