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... 51urray Cockerrriouth, Thomas Batley ; Coldstream, Georae Wltson Dartington, William Oliver-; Durham: T. Hoggett and J. H. Veltch; Felton, Thomas Coweue Gatesheiad, Watasts Clement, Chemist; Hartlepool, J. Precter; Hexham, Thomas Dobson and W. Gibson, ...
... Street Agen, HENYa CovAer., Esq., Medical Examinter., 'South Shields-MeIsrs BAINaiLIDGE and SruitaiER, Agents. Sundertand-W. H. HARDY, Esq., Solicitor, Agent, De. CLANNtY, Medicul Examiner. Newcastle upon Tysse-Joslt FIFE, Esq., Medical- Examninel, NOTICE TO ...
... M.D. Robert Scurfield, Eaq. Thomas Forster, Esq James Hartley, Esq. r. Brn, Sun. Esq. Ald. John Joseph Wright, Esq dd, Esq. RichardWhtoEq.l Wsi'huD Phyeician_.Jahn M hiller, ?? Surgeors-Wtu. 3. Dodd, Fsq. MlassagerThOmaS BurnS JUDs' Esq; Banker,-Sunderland ...
... Farm. Thomas Taylor, Esq., for Plantations at Cram- lingtonl. Owners of Buddle's West Cramlingtor. Mr Thomas Bell, for Farm and Shop at Cram- lington. ?? John Smith, for Shank House and Crow-hall Farms. Mr William Storey, Beacon Farm. Mr Thomas Wardle ...
... The Dam of Bailey's Sun of Barnaby, was by Clark's Horse, of Coal Hill (a Son of Hardy's old Horse) .his G. D. by Oringtou's old Horse. Height 16% Hands-Colour, a hardy-brown; Leg-,jet black, and his Heels would be useless asa Mop. He is particularly ...
... qunrteiii at the- Granby Iun, and -Hardy at the Pheeni;x. After- knoeiing some finte without effct,,-ih pllee -. daled the walls.at the rear of the premises. 8y his time- the landlord gat up, and sheweddthe.- b:e apartment of- Hardy, who was verymucb stonished ...
... Association offer 4 Pounds, and Mr Thomas Bell, of Ayton Banks, I Pound Reward, upon conviction of the offender or o!londers, should it be proved that the Marc has been stolen; but if strayed, any person bringing her to Mr Thomas Bell, shall be handsomely rewarded ...
... 2175 3250 '4 . . * 71131131It 50~~4 26 49 :3 ?? t0 l 60~ ~~ I tS3 617 4 J. EllitsonhI..F SEPi EJhRiDGE, Secretary. H.ieANI-Thomas Wilkinuson, Eeq., Solicitor, Agent sDr. Trot- ter, Medical Examilner. NORT Ge- ?? John W Jottherley, Union-stroet. Agent; ...
... Chairman Percival lenwick, Eseq. Newcastle Win. Losh, Esq. Newcastle John Buddle, Esq. Wallseid Nathaniel Grace, Esq. Scotsswood Thomas Wilson, Esq, Low Foll Johii Adamson, Esq. Newcastle Bciij. Tholinpsoii, Esq. ditto Heiiry Mlorton, Esq. Lanibton Bou-eamii ...
... mentioned lot, in the occupation i Airs Watson. Lor 3.-A FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSI in Trafalgar-street, in the occupation of Mr Thoma Oliver, architect. LoT 4.-A FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE aoaining the last mentioned lot, in the occupation e Mr Brown. LoT 5.-A ...
... PROPOSAL, Ott Thurs-day, the l9th of November, 1840, between the Hours of-l and 7 ?? itt the Afternoon, at the House of Mr James Hardy, Innkeeper, Findoi 8 NEW and Sntustantial-htuilt FREEHOLD AC T'AG1E, cotttaiuin- Two Rtooms, siturited at Findon Hill, and ...
... week, at Anderton's Hotel, Fleet Street, forthe purpose of celebrating the Forty-sixth Anni- versary of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Horne Tooke, and John Thelwall, from a charge of high treason. About 160 gentlemen sat down to dinner, but we understand ...