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... next Ist. January. Lower Boxes, 1 dollar—Upper, 1 dollar. No Smoking allowed in any part of the Theatre. December 30-3 a. Thomas Hardy & Co. Are now landing ex brig Woodland Castle, from Cork, 1 - 30, UTTER in Firkins and Half-Firkins Candles, assorted sizes ...
... as Cobbett has it,) and ridicule his assumption of the dictatorship of district; we might indulge in reminiscences of Thomas Hardy, and of the days when the society friends the people existed; we might amuse our reader* with relations the wonderful powers ...
... of) Hardy Thomas Pot turns v Ciea-iand Hardy Benjamin ditto Blood Abraham ditto Huckbody Charles ditto Barsrla George ditto Hardy and Wilson ditto Beaten Samuel ditto Hutchinson Wm. Crowland Betts William ditto Hickling Thomaa ditto Boor ...
... WORKS PUBLISHED BY P. D. HARDY, s, CECILIA-STREET, DUBLIN. VISIT TO THE ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. / ni , lUy is VuUisM, price One Shilling and stfenee, Illustrated bv upwards of sI\TY WELL EXECUTED ENGRAVINGS, a VISIT to the ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS i:i till- I’ ...
... Joshua Thomas, an. of Ossett, and youngest daughter of the late Mr. Robert Walshaw, Horbury Bridge. On Monday last R. C. Battve, Esq. surgeon, of this town. On Monday last, aged 31, Margaret, the wife 31 r. of and eldest daughter of Mi-. John Hardy, of Apperley ...
... NORWICH, DEC. 12. MARRIED. On the 29th ult., Mr. Thomas Rawson, mariner, of Long Sutton, Lincolnshire, to Miss Mary Fox, Tower- street, Lynn. On Thursday sennight, Mr. Thomas Wells, of West Bilney, to Martha Anne, eldest daughter of Mr. William Paul, ...
... RUSSIAN TALLOW, &e., &e. THOMAS MOONY and SONS have lately TAIN to them from St. Petersburgh, the Cap Sterling with J first quality New YELLOW TALLOW, neatly soo Picees 120 Bags LINSEED. pressty And this day have arrived to them from St. Pete LoS. the ...
... manufacturer Wm. Alfred Manchester, silk BAKKRL'FTS. Thomas Thor.ne, Totblll street, Westminster, Thomas Elliott, Gateshead, grocer., and Joseph Drew, juu., & Regie, Doraetaßire, Manchester, cotton Thomas Leicester, grocer Wm. Welch, Birmingham, victualler ...
... silk manufacturer. B A Thomas Thorne, Tothill-street, Westminster, cheese* monger. . . , . William Scott, Lime-street, city, wine merchant. James Pett, Ilamstead, carpenter. William Brycesoo, Great Queenrstreet, Lincolns Thomas Bennett. John Thornton ...
... Arden, Weymouth. Thomas Thorfe, Tothiil Street, Westminster, cheesemonger. William Scott. Lime Street, wine-merchant. James Bett, Hampstead, carpemer. William Bryceson, (treat Queen Street, Lincoln’s-inn-fields, brassfounder. Thomas Bennet. John Thornton ...
... Major, by purchase. BANKRUPTS Thomas Thorne, Toothill-street, Westminster, cheesemon William Scott, Lime-street, wine merchant Jaines Pett, Hampstead, carpenter W. Brycesson, Great Queen-st. Lincoln's Inn-fields, bras Thomas Bennet, John Thornton, and John ...
... William Lupton, Rwell, Surrey, Thomas Thorne, t, Westminster, « heesemonger William Scott, Lime-street, wive-merchant Hardy Woolley, Moulton, Liacolnshire, grocer Edward Norris, Manchester, cotton-spinner Thomas Pegg, grocer Thomas Bennett, Joha Thornton, and ...