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... and CJ. Stephenson, It, of t’ppcr George street, road, surge''ii* J. Grist and D. Williams, of Liverpool, brase founders C. Hardy and T. H.rdy.of Denton, hat makers J. Cam ley. W. Has worth, and J. Carnley. Barnsley, lliitn manufacturers (so far regards ...
... Baytwatcr, Nov. 1, 1836. The ARBORETUM ET FRUITCETUM BRITANNICUM ; or, the Trees and Shrubs of Britain, Native and Foreign, Hardy and Half-hardy, pictorially and botanically delineated, and scientifically and popularly described; with their Propogation, Culture ...
... While, wife of Mr. Thomas White, wine-mer-( chant, and only child of the late Joseph Tolson, Esq. ( of Wakefield. On Monday last, Mr. Joseph Land, New Miller- Dam, near Wakefield, stonemason. On Sunday last, Mrs. Briggs, wife of Mr. Thomas Briggs, gardener ...
... Aug. 9, at 1, at tbe Bankrupts' court. Sol Mr Donne, New Broad atreet; official assignee, Mr Johnson, Basinghall afreet. Thomas Rogers, late of Cranbourne atreet, Leicester eqnare, tbe connty Middleaex, straw bonnet maker, and now nf Pinner, iv tbe aaid ...
... April 22, at 12. May 24, at 2, at tbe Bankrupts' court. Sol Mr Bowdcn, Great Suffolk atreet, official assignee, Mr Belcher. Thomas Cunningtnn Matheson, Mansell street, Minories, and '' Burr atreet. East Smitbfield, shipowner, April 22, at 2. May I, at the ...
... Richmond. tot cidest danghter of the ate Joh Cle aux Caavior, Ese., of Spenmthorne Heil. On Wednesday morning. Mr. Charles Hardy, ancy tur and cabinet manutactnrer, of York, te second danghter of Mr. W. Kira! > of Chf- Yorks Same York. tne Rev. F.O. B ...
... Messrs. Raphael and Hardy, tl-oud foe toms time.) I might wall pardoned If I were somewhat sain, when a man of such little myself was steeled, and these Illustrious .os of cooservatlsm returned - to the places whence they earns. And Mr. Hardy Attotney-cjanaesl ...
... share, Cion each. Moved Mr Thomas Seci-nded Mr. Thomas I hat the Ri»hl Hiinoiimhle I-ord Wharnclifre, and Mes.rv line ' Parker, Offley Shore, Miehael Clllsmi, s.nmei IhiUet. I:dward smith. Hounsdeld, Simnet tlarldeld. Thoma. Rl|l n John Syke*, Jo.eph ...
... Webster, both of this town. IB* mi*., Selby, Ih* R.v. J. L. alton. A.M.. Mr. John Hall, of Doncaster, Mary, th* only daughter of Thomas France. Esq.. th* former place. the X«th ylt., at parish cburcb, by th* R*s. Edward Brown, at*. James George, commercial ...
... detached and private, ia well adapted lor a large and genteel Family. For Bent and Particukr.. to Robert Cadmaic, street; to Thomas Cadman & Co., Lady-Lane, Leed.. O LET, beautiful FAM I L V A- RESIDENCE, at New Laiths. near Horsforth, about Four Miles from ...
... arboretum et FRUTICE- TI BRITANNICUM; or, ENCYCLOPEDIA ; containing the Trees and Shrubs Britain. Native and Foreign, Hardy and Half-Hardy, gjftorisll' and botanically delineated, and scientifically ~j described with their Propagation, Culture, Mjnacement ...
... Bradford, and 13 from Wakefield. James Hardy, Low Hall, will shot the Farm and Premises. Also another excellent FARM, Tithe-free, of aboutSBo Acres, in good State of Cultivation. For Particulars, apply to Mr. Thomas Potts, of Cannon Hall, near Barnsley ...