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... DISSOLVED. XTOTICE HEREBY GIVEN, that the Partneoship heretofore subsisting between u*, the undersigned SAMUEL HARDY, JOHN BELL, end THOMAS HARDY, carrying on business under the Firm of Hasdt, Bill, and Co.,** Manufacturers of Silver Fruit Knives, and Dealers ...
... Laae. ends, Derbyshire, scythe and sickle manafacturer*. Hardy, Samuel, Bell, John, and Hardy, Thomas, mnw. facturers of silver fruit knives and dealers in cutlery |aod (so far regards Samuel Hardy and John Bell.) Sleddon, Francis, machine maker and cotton ...
... Poles John Burgon John Pilley Henry Cooper Joseph Ford Richard Ardron Thomas Salkeid William Richard Sailes ward Vickers John Giilott William Cooper Joshua Jenkinson William Hartley Thomas Kellie John Duke John Addey Tliuinas Woodward PRESENT S IN WENTWORTH ...
... DIVIDENDS. Nov. 6.—C. Everett, merchant, New Broad street,): the Court of Bankruptcy. Basinghall street. Nov. 6.— W. Hardy and R. Gardner, merchants,Cheapside, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Basinghall street. Nov. 6.— W. Carswell and T. R. French, linen ...
... South-square, Gray’s Inn. Brown. William Edmund. Brompton.grove, merchant, Alar. 31. and April at Basingliall.street; solicitor. Hardy, Gray’s Inn. square. Cooke. Kichard Barnes, St. Clement’s, Worcester, mason. Mar 30. and April 28, at the Shakspeare Inn, ...
... DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. Thomas Smith, jun., chemist East instead, Yorkshire. Richard Nichols, bookseller, Wakefield, Yorkshire. BANKRUPTS. TO SUnRCNnm B.ViIXUHALt. RTRFCT. inr'.- [.•’onard, bookseller, Rugelv, Stallordsiiire, April and May 8; solicitors ...
... the Rev. R. Spence Hardy, the island of Ceylon, Wesleyan missionary, to Mary Anne, third daugbtei of the Rev. Isaac Turton, Wesleyan minister, of Bradford. On the 08th ult aged 33 years, at his brother’s house, Tinsley, M*. Thomas Hounsfield, late of ...
... Ashley. Thomas Holmes. Plasterer and W hitewasher. : ty Cbeadle and Co. - - Fancy IHlntt Establishment. t*> W. Shipman.—Wines and Spirits. ! gy William Gr»y.~XX Ale an.i Porter Breweiy. ._ M . o* Partnership Diss l*ed.—s. Hardy, John Hell, and T. Hardy. Spring ...
... Medical School. t Btsea Hodses— Sarah Hardy, Willey Street, was fined IQ., and cos's; and Joint Diiks, Lambert Sticet, 10s., costs included, for having company in their houses at impioper hours. Police Fines— Thomas Haigh. waggoner to Mr Lockwood, miliar ...
... W. 8 Hardy, J. Brad nrd Hogg. J. \V. Bever'ey a Hutt, W. Hull lerton a Wood, Charles, Halifax s Wortley, J. S. a Cavendish, Hon. G. Der- Griesley. Sir Roger, Derbyshire N S. s Crewe, Sir George, do. S. ...
... till* borough took on Thursday. Candidntes— Messrs. Lister, Hardy, and Hadfield. The show of hands was decidedly in favour of Lister and iladiield. A poll was demanded on behalf of Mr. Hardy, which commenced on Friday morning. At four o’clock the following ...
... auctioneer and commission agent, July 4, and Aug. 4, at the Elephant and Castle 1,,',• Momnonth-street, Dath ; solicitor, Hardy, Bladud-buildintrs Bath. ®‘’ Wrighley, Joseph, now or late of Knowl, Saddleworth, Yorkshir woollen cloth merchant and nidnufaclarer ...