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... Heigham House. Nantwich— Mr. G. L. Tavlor. Nottingham —Mr. George Owen Pogson. Newmarket —Mr. C. Chapman. Oxford— Mr. J. Hardy.* Plymouth-Mr. J. Boswarvo. Petworth —Mr. W. Death, Secretary to the Petworth Agricultural Society. Peterborough —Mr. B. French ...
... 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 ...
... to sustain himself and offspring, tbe colony, where have been many years a resident, offers every inducement to the frugal, hardy, and industrious labourer. There he becomes happily transformed from degraded pensioner, or an inmate workhouse, to the enviable ...
... Show.—Barking gas works opened. 19. Dinner of the Chelmsford Provident Society at Billericav, the Rev. J. Thomas in the Chair. 20. Sir T. M. Hardy died. 23. The Parliamentary revision for Maldon commenced; tbe Hamsters decided against the measurement of ...
... —John Collins, Staines, Middlesex, hotel-keeper.—Thomas Blethyn, Bristol, woollendraper. James Milne and Edmund Milne. Newhey, Lancashire, cotton-spinners. Elizabeth Sutclitfe, Rochdale, victualler.— James Hardy, Wednesbury, Staffordshire, iron-master.—Austin ...
... Leake, Thomas Nunn, sen. and Thomas Nunn, jun. Esqrs.; Messrs. S. Dennis, sen. S. Dennis, jun. ft. C. Salmon, J. H. Selmon, James Hardy, 0. Ward, Jos. Ward, James Horrodaile, P. Norman, W. Nicholson, John Smith, P.B.Smith, It. A.Newman, Thomas Hicks, ...
... appointed by the Court or by Captain Mc Hardy. Lord Rayleigh said, as Capt. Hardy's private letiers would have to be opened the Secretary, i' itain Mc Hardy appointed him, and the Committee named him to the Court. Capt. Mc Hardy said, he selected Mr. Burke for ...
... or retreating point much nearer the scene operation than Great Bear Lake, it was quite evident to us that any further fool-hardy could uuly lead to the loaa the great object already attained, together wilh that of the whole party. We must here he allowed ...
... Police.—This force is now nearly completed. Three men were sworn in on Tuesday last, making 99 out of tbe 100; and Captain Mc Hardy has brought them into operation in most ofthe districts. A number of tbe Superintendents are well mounted. Fire Maldon.—A stable ...
... 4th inst. at Corringham, Essex, Mr. John Freeman, blacksmith, much respected, aged 77. inst. the Rer. Robert Hardy. M.A. son of Robt. Hardy, Esq. of Tendring, in this county. inst. at Peckham Rye, aged 16 years, Olivia, eldest daughter of William Blackhone ...
... recommended by Mr. S. Candler. 2. I.aac James Mr. H. Fearis. i' nor Mr- J. H. Nunn. 4. Wiiham starling Mr. Robt. Hardy. « c J^. ln Mr. James Hardy. b. John Sheets Mr. W. Ashford 7. John Squat Mr. R. Stone. 8. John Downing Mr. Jos. Lott. in i ho , mas Barker ...
... Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr. John Arnold of the Thames Farm. 24th inst. at Great Dunmow, by the Rev. H. L. Majendie, Thomas Salt, Esq. to Matilda, second daughter of B. M. Foakes, Esq. DIED. inst. at Bungay, of apoplexy, aged 62, Mrs. Sarah Cattermole ...