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... at the entrance of the Market-place, the street leading thence to the High Bridge, and now in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Arch Hardy. A huge portion of the purchase-money may remain on mortgage for long term of years. Further particulars maybe had at ...
... trials of these parties:—Dominick Hardy to be imprisoned 14 months; Patrick Mooney and Michael Cafrev, twelve months; Michael fugolsby, six months; Roger Pea- cock, Daniel Furlonz, Jobn Faulaner, four mouths; Thomas Joyne, Wir. Roscoe, Nicholas Ryan, ...
... Derby and Birmingham and London Train,. N.B.—Coaches Daily, to all parts of the Kingdom. Omnibus to and from every Train. JOHN HARDY and BON, Proprietors. Nottingham, Jan. I, 1840. MANSFIELD EQUITABLE ASSOCIATION FOR Tait or FII.Onn. ANNUAL MEETING of this ...
... T'rcahiee on tile Grecian Di, ni1, G reek Prolsody, aud Ve)sificatiwt, &c . &c. Boi works may be had from Messrs. CuaMMING, HARDY III W\Al.RIII, &c., &c. 'Ihe Vacation wvill terminate .January 27. IDngaililon College, Dec. 28, IS539. . t,3 ?? O N F IIt ...
... Lincoln's Inn-fields. . COOPER John, Keele, co .Stafford, tailor —Jan. 10, Feb-] at the Roebuck Hotel, Newcastle-under-Lyme. Hardi' ? Newcastle-under-Lyme; Wilson, Symonds' Inn, Chance'! lane. CItOUCH Frederick William Nicholls, of Plymouth, seller.—Jan ...
... that which was contended for on the other side—would be a mockery upon legislation. Sir F. POLLOCK referred to the case of Hardy, showing that, according to the dates, when the panel was amended, the nrisoners were a second time served with copies of the ...
... Mr. Coke himself was by, and wondered for the moment what had become of his mare. Too much praise cannot be given to our hardy veteran of the field for his excellent nerve, his firm and vigorous hand, and cool presence of mind, in this little affair ...
... worth William Laceby Brown J. (exors. of) Somerby Kirk Thomas Bradley Brooks Thomas Croxby Kinnan Michael Laceby Bruster William Laceby Kinnan John Walesby Borman T. J. Swallow Kennington Thomas Borman William, jun. Stainton le Vale Buckoll Rev. J. Great ...
... at the entrance of the Market-place in the street leading from thence the High Bridge, and now the occupation of Mr. Thomas Arch Hardy.—A large portion of the purchase-money may remain on Mortgage for a long term of years. Further particulars may be had ...
... SALE THIS DAY. GREAT WAKERING, ESSEX. BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Mitt Thomas Smith, THIS DAY, Friday, January the 3rd, 1840, at o'Cbck, at the Bell luu, Great Wakenug, Order of the Proprietor, ALL that substantially-built DWELLING-HOUSE, with two Bow Windows ...
... Alexander Esq. H. R. Perkins, Esq. Samuel Eyre, Esq. Thomas Pr * e \ fcs ...
... various divisions of metropoUtan police, offsriag reward of £lOO (or the discovery of wll'lam Hardy, allot Sailor Bill, alias Jack, one the men concerned in the of Thomas gamekeeper Harvey Combe, Esq , Cobbam-park, Surrey. Bardy is described being about 26 years ...