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... maiming Thomas Hardy, with intent to kilt and murder him. his was the case of a medical student, who, being irritated at the result of his appearance before the Court of Examiners, made an assault several of them with a life-preserver. Mr. Hardy was the ...
... Norton & Chaplin, Gray's Inn square; and Winterbotham & Thomas, 'Tewkesbury. Fry Frederick, Hath, butcher, April 28, May 23. at the White Lion Inn, Bath.—Blake & Lewis, Essex street, Strand; and Hardy, Bath. Brooke John, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, woollen-cloth ...
... Medcalf, Lincoln's Inn; Savory & Clark, Bristol. Woolley Hardy, Moulton, Lincolnsh ire, grocer and draper, Dec. 22, Jan. 12, at the Peacock Inn, Boston.—Temple & Bonner, Furnival's Inn. Bennett Thomas, Thornton John, Ridgway John, Hayfiehl, Derbyshire, cotton ...
... claim against the estate of the said John Hardy Tatam, are requested forthwith to transmit particulars thereof to the said John Martin. Any per-jns having in their possession sacks belonging to said John Hardy Tatam, will be paid 3d. per sack, on delivering ...
... and thirty seven. NORTHAMPTON. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, AttfVESTON UNDERWOOD, near OLNEY, BUCKSTO BE SOLD BY AUCTION BY THOMAS REV IS, On Wednesday the 13th of December instant, at o'clock, at the Cowper's Oak Inn, in Weston-Underwood, (unless previously ...
... Lancashire, cotton manufacturer, Ju, the Commissioners' Rooms, Manchester, cheater edford-row; Claye & Thompson, Man- Git ton Thomas, Bridgenorth, scrivener, June 2, July 4, at » « ' ' d genorth.-Vickers, Bridgenorth; Philpot son, Southampton-street, Bloomsbury ...
... any claim against the estate of the d John Hardy Tatam, are requested forthwith to transmit Particulars thereof to the said John Martin. Any persons having in their possession sacks belonging to said John Hardy Tatam, will be paid 3d. per sack, defining ...
... SOLD AUCTION, Mr. If. WILKINSON. On Monday the llth day of December, 1837, till March 25, 1838, on the premises of Mr. James Hardy, WELFORD, in the County of Northampton, TWENTY-SIX ACRES of GRASS KEEPING, including 10 Acres of Aftermath, with about 11 TONS ...
... opeoed at Carlisle to determine the state of mind of Mr. Thomas Bushby. Mr. Fawcett, the chief commissioner, inquired whether the supposed lunatic intended to appear in person or by counsel? Air. Thomas bis nephew, replied lhat Mr. Bushby had saiJ that he ...
... Tibbitts Calceolarias 1. Rev. Sir G. Robinson 2. Hon. and Rev. J. Douglass Herbaceous .1. Rev. SirG. Robinson; Mrs. Tibbitts Hardy Shrubs 1. Rev.Sir G. Robinson ;2. Hon. and Rev. J. Douglass Annuals 1. Rev. SirG. Robinson 2. Hon. & Rev. J. Douglass 3. Ladies ...
... nothing about them. petty jury. George Austen William Hamerton Thomas Bonsor Stephen Martin Edward Carr 'Thomas West Wartnaby J. Gough Clark James Freeman Samuel Gee George Bird Thomas George Thomas Alderman Joseph Fislier, aged 23, and Benjamin Hands, aged ...
... Tibbits. Forced Mrs. Tibbits; 2d Rev. Sir G. Robinson, Bart. ; 3d Hon. and Rev. J. Douglas. Hardy Herbaceous—I|st Ladies Fitzpatrick ; 24 Mr. Goodall. Hardy Shrubs—Ist Rev. Sir G. Robinson, Bart.; 2d Mrs. Tibbits. Best collection of Apples—Ist His Grace ...