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... E. Lawless, Thomas Mooney, Laurence Finn, William Nugent, Jalmes Finn, John Ryan, M.D. ' William BerryJohn Murphy, Millst6 Thomas Pltunket, Michael Doyle, Il James Birmingham, Thomas Nowlsn ° 7 a Matthew Fitzpatrick, Joln Danniel, a Thomas Etchingharn ...
... Murray, - ~ Helps, Esq., Norman M'DoInald, Esq, George Ni. chells, Esq., Peter Purcell, Esq., Thomas Dixon, Eeq., , George Lindsay, Esq., John O'Farrell, Esq., Thomas R. :Symes, Esq., Alexander Richey,' EEq,, Bernard Mullen, Esq. and James S. Molloy, Esq. ...
... SOLD,-A capital FARM, situate in the E parish of Great Rissington, in the County of Gloucester, in the occupation of :Ar. Thomas Foreshew; consisting of three Dwelling IlHouses, all necessary Farm Buildings, and 400 Acres of excellent Arable, Meadow, ...
... the Agents in their respective Districts, or to the Office in London. W. SHAW, ManaginE Director. * AoRNTs.-OJbi-d, Mr. J. Hardy Woodstocko and Ranbus'Y, Mr~. W. lWing, jun.; B'Aeute,, Mr axton 1aBibur?/ and Deddin1s tee, Mt.iG. Mocrp; B~urford; Mr. J ...
... Riehard Anthony 5 0 James Taylor - $o 0 Joseph Wilson ?? 5 0 Thomas Mander -. 40 ?? George Sellors - 5 0 Misses Mander, jun. 10.10 JolhsPricee - 5 0 John Goodwin .- 25 0 Anthony Goodwin 5 0 I Thomas Mills .- 21 '0 GeorgeMoseley - 3 0 John Greaves, per 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 ...
... ('rs'e and Itnsworth, ?? . 5 00 ,Nichols, Hindloas, and Co., High-street ?? 3 3 0 WX. WX. Hardy. TIippiiigs ?? . 5 50 J. Rl. Barnes, Esq., Farnworth ?? .0 0 Thomas Walker, ?? ?? . 0 0 , roin it late ScholarT (now~ a Teacher) in St. Paul's Sundtay School ...
... 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 ...
... Ofice, Camden Station. Birmingham. . Hardy, Lamton and Co., St. Martin's- lane. Bristol aid Bath,.. 3Haines, Bland and Co. Liverpool,. , Junction RHailway Otace. ; Mnchiesir, ,. Ditto ' Ditto. D Nottingham, ..;.Hardy,Lawton and Co., Honods-gate. Iingceln ...
... Council ?? Royal College of Surgeons, Surgeon to .St. Thomas's Hospital, and Professor of Surgery in K~ing's . College, London. - I have made trial of Mr. Franks's Solution of Copaiba, .at St. Thomas's H~ospital, in a variety of cases of discharge~s ,in ...
... Corin-street,in lots, viz.- Lot l.-ADWELLING HIOUSE(latclvtlheHen and Chickens public lhouse), with ?? and Out-buildings, let to, Thomas Edwards, at the yearly rent of 8O. 8s. Lot 2.-A substantial INN and PUBLIC HOUSE, called tlie Swan Inn, with all convenient ...
... - 10 0 0 Rev, Thomas Gisborne, Foxall- - 10 0 0 Rev. Richard Lee, Darley - .. 10 0 0 Rev. R. C. Wilmot, Edensor - 10 0 0 John Tomlinson, Rowslcy . - 10 0 0 Samuel Longden, Sheffield - 10 0 0 Jonatbhn Blorc, Over Haddon - 10- 0 ° Thomas Blore, ditto - ...