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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 ...
... late James Hinton Baverstock, Esq.. F.!I.A. On the 28th inst., at the venerable church of St. Saviour, Southwark, M. Charles Thomas Adolphe Sarrazin, of St. Martin, de Re, to Georgiana Matilda, fourth daughter of George Gwilt, Esq., F.S.A., &c., of Union- ...
... int., suddenly, of a violent spasmodic attack. Thomas Welk*r, of Long Sutton, aged 45. M'-nday the llth inst., aged 60, Charlotte wife of Mr. SL. Knowle*, shoemaker, Donington. On Sunday last, aged 22, Thomas Tindale, of St John's- Krert. Boston. Tuesday ...
... Church, in this town, (by the Rev. R. .owe,) Mr. George Gill, of the Narborough-road, to Jane Decima, youngest daughter of Mr. Thomas Varaam, late of Snares tone, in this county. Same day, at Market Harborough, Mr. Buck, coachman, to Miss Goodman, Smeeton ...
... J Cr. Hardy, feels reat coutidence in recommending bim as his from who, his knowledge of the busimess and extensive stock, 18 able to execute orders on the most advantageous terms. DUKE-STREF I, READING, CORNER OF THE NEW KING'S ROAD, G. HARDY has the ...
... ou both sides, himself— which 60 miles of ground, with the Horses, Harness, and Good-will, I purchased of Messrs. Wji. and Thomas Halcomb, his sons and executors, which fact can corroborated Messrs. Halcoiub. The Coaches, themselves, were miled Mr. Williams ...
... of Old Radford; also Mr. John Pacey, to Miss Presses Pilercey. At the Registrar's Office of the Radford Union. bv Mr. 1.. Hardy. Superintendant Registrar, on Monday. the 2lh inst. Mr. William Booth, shoe-maker, to Miss Elizabeth Smi7h. both of Bloomsgrose ...
... Chelmsford .110 Mr. R. Inglia ..110 Mr. Thomas Howse, King street *• 1 1 S Mr. R. Day, 42, Lime street .. .. 1 1 0 Mr. James Ingle, 40, Cheapslde .. 1 Mr. James Englefield, Wood street • • 1 l Mr. Thomas Walter, Walbrook .. 110 Mr. J. Ray, Cornhill ...
... during the said election, by the said Henry Thomas Hope, and by divers persons desirous of procuring the election and return him the said Henry Thomas Hope, and the election and return of the said Henry Thomas Hope were procured and brought about by the ...
... Fifth Day of December, 1837. JOHN WILSON, ) Surveyors Highways J- for the said Township WM. BROADBELT, of Chspel Allerton. WM. HARDY, Assistant Surveyor of Highways. WAKEFIELD AND ABERFORD TURNPIKE ROAD. TOZsXaS TO XiST. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the TOLLS ...