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... 0 Francis Thomas Gibb, Ksq 0 Mr. J. Ricketts 1 I 0 Mr. Robert Trotter Mr. R. Webb, Unicorn Inn 0 10 0 T. M. 0 0 Mr. Vincent Cooke 0 0 C. A. Hchne, Esq. 110 Mr. Thomas Perks 0 2 J. H. 0 0 Messrs. G. and R. Allies 0 Mias Marmont 0 Air. Thomas Burlingham ...
... HVixlr. J. STOTT Master (iII.LOW, (on this .rtiiisiwv onlv.) L)VVIKS and Mr. I*l.'llfßtToS, sol** n.m •.ifMi.us, Mr. K. VV THOMAS. \lolm. Mr. HKOWN. r.mtliulor, Mr. (i. lIOLUKN. Ticket', for the Bodv of tlie Hall. ami tialleit. 2*- Ini may Im* had at the ...
... swing for it tired towarde the but turning to Mr. Hardy, one of the Examiners, he said—-' You are oue of the individuals who have the instrument from his been hard upon me,” and drawing pocket, struck Mr. Hardy a violent blow gn the furehe id. Dr. Merriman ...
... surren. 16th Jan. 14th Feb. at one, Clarendon rooms, Liverpool—Sol. Rogerson, Liverpool Fiat dated Dec. 23—Pet. Cr'. Thomas Harrison and Thomas Harmon, of Liverpool, merchants HILL Elizabeth, of [Sondem, co. of Stafford, mercer and draper, pawnbroker, dlr ...
... Edward Walkington, Thomas Maclurcan. Jas. K. Patterson. Francis Rea. Joseph Young. Francis Glenficld. Arthur Crawford. James Gardner. John Potts. George Phillips. Robert Potts. Michael Stewart. Samuel B. Greer. Hugh Thomas HarJy. Freeman Hardy. O James Stirling ...
... . . £lOO 8 Thomas Hastcv, Treasurer to the Fever Heepilal, thankfully acknowledges the following Contributions: Aylmer Martin, Esq., South 11 ~,£l I Patrick O'Brieo, Esq., White-street I Subscriptions 220 J. P. Hardy. Esq., per Rev. ...
... Dublin CURRY. WILLIAM, Eaq., Summer-Hill. Dublin DOBBIN, THOMAS. E-q , Armagh EVANS, THOMAS KELLY, E.q., Do. FOX, CHARLES, E.q., 45. Rutland Squtre, W. PERRIER. J. , Director of the B.nt of Ireland HARDY, JOHN, E-q , Loughgall HAWKINS, J., Esq., Mount Sacked ...
... Horton Lane Chapel, has, understand, kindly contributed to the collection—this lady is Mrs. John Rand. Sion Chai'ki The Rev. Thomas Steadman commenced Ida stated labours (lastor of this ehureh and congregation Sunday last. Tuibctr of A portion of tho members ...
... determined, in his own phrase, to have the value out of it in exercise. I’—Prior's Prior's Goldsmith. Letter Writing. From Thomas Gardener to Sully C0,,h. tak my pen with much pleasure to inform yew that i hav hean quiet ewer sins i left my plasc. Evvery ...
... meeting nearly to the last day of his life. On the 2d inst. , after a ver y s hort illness, (at the house of her bro- Mr. F. Hardy, Newington -place, Kennington,) Miss ' s incerely and deeply re gre tt e d . Th e unexpected remHthuoe tlsis lady in the prime ...
... THE BRADFORD OBSERVER. MARRIAGES. On Sunday, Mr. John Hardy, eldest son of Mr. Jonas Hardy, Grace, eldest daughter of Mr. William Cockcroft, all of Allerton, near this town. Saturday last, our parish church, Mr. John Bullus, razor maker, of Sheffield ...
... near Skh-beck Church, containing 8 A. OR. \9P., in tenure of Thomas Maddison. Two Closes of Pasture Ground, in Toothill Lane, containing together lb A. IR. lIP., in tenure of the said Thomas Maddison. Two Closes of Meadow Ground, in Mill Field, containing ...