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... CHARLES HARDY and THOMAS HARDY as HAT MAKERS Denton the county of Lancaster under the of Charles Thomas Hardy” DISSOLVED the third August last mutual consent All debts due or owing by the said late concern will be received paid by the said ...
... TO BE LET itk immediate ' BWELL1NGHOUSE situate ia Woodley from Stockport lately occupied by Mr Thomas Gheetham Morrey containing parlour sitting-room kitchen pantry cellar and four bed-rtamn together witbAhe garden atucfaed well 'locked with fruit trees ...
... Rankin ; mach Sth inst. Mr. William 0f jhe King'n Head, Commercial-road, Macclesiield, John Hants inst. aged 40 years, Mr. Hardy, son of the late of Stockport. eee to Miss Hannah Smith, of the former Mi Mr. John Vernon, of Macelestield, mst. aged 77, Jane ...
... the parish of Mr. F. W. of the late Mr Thomas of the Ash Inn, Heaton the 17th ult. at to Miss Frances Davies the former youngest daughter Me Thomas by the Rev, W. H. Mann, the Sist ult. at M.A., ay he Henry Hardie, Esq., the Rev. J. Shepherd On the 22nd ...
... Edinburgh ; Saekville-street, Dublin ; and Mander, Weaver, and Mander, Wol ton. Sold retail by Mr. Thomas Fletcher, Chronicle Office, Bridge St. ; Hardi ing, Poole and Boult, Boden, Bowers, Chester; rth, Nantwich ; Evanson, Newling, Hassall, Whitchu rch; ...
... in the county afore- said, retail beer seller, provision shopkeeper, and carrier of goods by water (sued as Thomas Bebbing- ton the elder). THOMAS TIMPERLEY, formerly of Heaton Norris, near Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, retail dealer in ale ; ...
... may be had from the Auctioneer, Wrexham, eight days prior to the Sale. In the Township of Over. 0 BE SOLP BY AUCTION, by Mr. THOMAS READE, at the house of Mr. Sa- muel Shelmerdine, the sign of the George and Dragon, in Over, in the-county of Chester, on ...
... desired to commomicste this resolution to Mr. Hardy as soon as possible. D•uo K ENNEW—Oa Wednesday week, an inquest was held in Hadford-street, Shellbeld, on view of the body of a middle-aged man, named Thomas Shaw. a razor smith, who resided near that ...
... committed, between sevea rand eight oa Wednesday last, near Burl and this town, the per. ‘seas of Mr. Thomas W: of town, and his nephew, Mr. Thomas Urwick, whu ‘Were returning in 2 xig, to Sarewsbury from W; Pair: Five resbed upon them f and, the gic ...
... indebted to the late Mr. PETER BOOLEY, of Mold, are re quested to pay the amount of those ts into the hands of his executors, Mr. Thomas Booley, of Hal kin, or Mr. Robert Harrison, Mold. And any to whom the said Mr. Peter Booley stood indebted a: the time of ...
... the four prisoners, and Thomas W iliams, the deceased. John Jones was close to the man that was on the cround and had his hand on his thich. Wit- ness spoke to Craddock, and Thomas Williams, the deceased, said is that Eran Thomas ? He said and stooped down ...
... Werte 0; 10 0 Mr. GULLY O'Connell re Northern and Central 10, the charges Union Bank of Li 10, garding the a letter of Mr. Hardy Commercial Bank of 122 10 ona of ayes 97, noes 136. Leeds and Selby Railway 100, 80 5 “LEAN inquired whether the Poor Low | ...