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... Mancaester. Thomas Farr, Manchester, silk manufactuier, January Et at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Manchester John Norman, Wadebridge, Cornwall, grocer and tallow chandler, February I at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Exeter Thomas Walker, ...
... Any leaves which are damping should st once removed, and the house kept as dry posable. . . . PLOW*B-OA»i»«}f.— The half-hardy plant* in nits and frames must be ventilated as frequently as the weather will permit; they should likewise looked over, and ...
... brickmaker Lane, Phebe—Notting-hill-square, Kensington, boarding-housekeeper Hallam, John —Skipton, Yorkshire, piece maker Pycoc , Thomas—Attrrby. Lincolnshire, farmer Cox, James—Capel St. Mary, near Ipswich, shopman Platts, George—Sheffield Jeffs, William—Bristol ...
... IS3 tons 0.M.: built with Susses oak, and completely copper-fastened. For particulars apply to THOMAS ISEMONGER, Littlehampton; or THOMAS CHAPMAN, 20, Hardy -street, Liverpool. N.B.—No objection treat for a second hand vessel, in part payment. suitable ...
... between the hours of four and five o'clock, the dwelling-house of Mr. George Hardy, Fairclough-lane, was entered with skeleton keys, during the temporary absence of Mrs. Hardy and servant. Every lock in the house was forced, and a suit of clothes belonging ...
... on an accession to an Lih independenicy, appropriated the whole of his htalf-pay to th thc naval charities. he The Rev. C. Hardy had the gratification of u. ein prsented last week, by aome ot htis parishiotters h e ioftayigpr Souttlt, with a very henidsoone ...
... er. Henry HoltTßuddersiekl, doth drawer. George Tyler, Cheltenham, oellarman. James Burrow, Ohard, Somersetshire, farmer. Thomas Qykes. Ahnondbaiy. Yorkshire, out of busiaem. JamesWytitTobeadle, Oheahire, publican. John Heathon. RipleT, Surrey, baker ...
... anv! Wainwright, elicitors, Dudley. THOMAS REDSHAW, of Bourn, saddler, January &, at twelve, and Pebruary 12, at half-past eleven, at the Court of Birmingham. Mr, Frederick Whitmore, as- signee, Birmingham; Mr. Thomas Myers, solicitor, Stamford, and Messrs ...
... years. X ' Farther particulars will be given. The Collection of Antique Gems, Bronzes and Pottery, Prints and Drawings, of Thomas Thomas, Esq., deceased.— By Messrs CHRISTIE and MANSON. at their Creat Room, Kii.^-street St. Jainess-squar,. on MONDAY. Feb. ...
... property. He, identified the prisoner as hexing pawned six of bandannas in the name of John Jones, for Thomas Davis, for 21. 25.. the ilth October.—Robert Hardy, the buyer in the silk-handkerchief department at Messrs. Leafs, stated that the robbery was effected ...
... January. 'Fickt - t•, t , ) admit a Lady and Gentleman, 17s 6d., to be had at Messrs. Duff and llodgson's, 65, Oxford•street Mr. Hardy's, 136, Fleet-street ; and at the Bar of the Tavern. A T a MEETING held at LONDON HOUSE, —CI.. on Saturday, December 2, 1843 ...
... omnibus driver. William Watkins, Cumberland-mews North, Bryariatonsquare, hackneyman. Thomas Lewis, Manchester, butcher. It chard Drake Browne, Exeter, out of business. Thomas Laycock, Whalley, Lancashire, weaver. William Boardman, otherwise William Matley ...