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... 10. All those FIVE Leasehold COTTAGES, situate in Little Hulton aforesaid, the occupation of Darlington. Widow Unnston, Thomas Hardy, Ralph Darlington, and Widow Rushton. .. - . . The two last lots are held for the remainder of a term 909 years, created ...
... those Five Leasehold Cottages, situate in Little Hu ton aforesaid, in the occupation of William Darliogtoo. Widow Crmston, Thomas Hardy, Ralph Darlington, Widow Rushton. The two last Lots are held for the remainder a term of years, 1793, aud are subject to ...
... those Five Lea-ehold Collages, situate in little Hu 100 aforesaid, in the occupation of William Darlinatun. Widow Urmston, Thomas Hardy. Ralph Darlington, and Widow Rusbton. The two last Lots are held for the remainder of a term vears, . mated 1793. and are ...
... and Widow Clegg. Little H„nl l th FIVE Leasehold COTTAGES, situate in • do,v ;-' OSa d ' i. the occupation William Darl- Thomas Hardy, Ralph Darlington, , The two last lots h»u m- years crc-itedl i- ...
... anniversary of Trial by Jimy, the Chaim .o, Major Revell, iv proposing the memory of Thomas Hardy, John Horne Tooke, John Joan Augustus Bouncy, Stewart Kejd. Richard Hodgson, Thomas Hulcruft, Jeremiah Joyce, Thorns. Wardle, Matthew Moore, John Sexier. and John ...
... moat painful duties of his high office, of which tbe most important was the prosecu- tion, in the year 1796 or 171*6, of Thomas Hardy and Mr. Home Tooke, and other defendants, for high treason. Never was there a more eventful moment for England. It wa. ...
... were also present the Duke of Wellington, the Marquis o ? A nglesea, Lord Byron, Mr. Croker, Mr. Spring Rice, L unto, Sir Thomas Hardy,' and Sir John Barrow. The e Irman announced that the Duke of Buccleuch had consented to act as chairman of the , committee ...
... the most painful duties of his high office, of which the most important was the prosecution, in the year 1795 or 1796, of Thomas Hardy and Mr. Home Tooke, and other defendants, for high treason. Never was there a more eventful moment tor England. It was ...
... ™, niUK-suwi. il. D. 10c (imnti-nuic win ouerea half past twelve in the morning. Valuable Estate, Chorlton-cum-Hardy. ...
... Holland Boole and Mr. James Carlton. Physicians: -Dr. Harland and Dr. Robert Hardy. Mi Surgeons: _ Mr' John Boutflower, ' I Mr. George Gardmn, ' r hoinas Brownbill, | Mr. Thomas Slack. | Visiting-Apothecary:—Mr. Joseph sharp, k House-Apothecary:— Mr. George ...
... E IN FANT SCHOOL.-A ■ »J*ed ST. THOMAS'S March ,i . SUfDAY Afternoon, the 25th J,ld c's v'| ln „ - J - PyOIEARY, Incumbent St, will made to defray the want Sch„ llpon the establishment the Pendleton o'cloelc. —Service to commence at half-past three wffl ...
... place to stay at. Thomas Roberts, a constable of Liverpool, stated that he had gone to Muston, in Lincolnshire, in August, 1836, to make inquiries about Caldcraft . and Sarah Duffin, but could not see or hear any thing of either. Thomas Bradshaw, police ...