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... TO BE LET, XCELLENT WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS, with House, Stable, &c. in Friar-lane. For Particulars apply to Mr. Friar-lane. THOMAS BARKER, formerly of Sheepshead, in the County of Leicester, and late of Nottingham, Grocer, at the time of his death, are ...
... Pilot. 23 IS, Thomas Siaatoe's are the extract. to i- e. to. the female. for the courage evhihited by Ben:lora, 233; John Meaky'sGun.r. 22 . ; Wdliaas •• Ha Chancellor , defied any o f Mem and al.o, to the loi. of Achndt a Shook. 21 0; Thomas Seaell'a Two ...
... or Tenements with the Carpenters' Shop and Yards adjoining, the several tenures of Cornelius Costall, George Brown, Saml. Hardy, and Widow Bryan, containing ••••••• All that Piece of Enclosed Garden, with Two newly erected Hovels, bounded on the E_ast ...
... DIED. . - last, in Brewue Hospital, Stamford, Mr. *>r. aged 83. *>ea4y alt. John Stlnsno, aged 3 yeare, JJV~ Jaue..d Phllli* Hardy, woollen draper, of ematiu. Montagur-square, London a**sttteu, th ult, Mrs Eliz Beaver, J -e ,J dtke2 ih. Mr. Settles, Hired ...
... litidge-street. Klacklriars. London. Established 1823. E.MPOXrERED ACT OF PARLIAMENT, 3 WILLIAM I\ Chairman. , _ . The Right Hon. THOMAS FRANKLAND LEWIS. Chairman. HENRY FREDERICK STEPHENSON, Esq. The following are among the advantages ofl’ered by this Society:— ...
... Samuel Smith with being drunk and disordeyly in the streets of that place on the 16th instant. Fined 5s.each and costs.Thomas Twigg, of Mount- sorrel, was found guilty of doing damage on Sunday last, to the property of Mr. Robert Adderly, by trespassing ...
... Annahella daughter of Lord and Lady Edward Cbicberfer. T™;t n Mr*Ti af ,Le n y TriDi,y Church ' Burton-upon- -1 rent, Mr. Thomas Brandon, to Sarah, eldest daughter of Mr. Solomon Stubbs, both of Burton. *3tcfl. On Sunday, suddenly, Mr. David Greatorex ...
... the part ( f . wishers to the poor encourage the discontents which gentlemen opposite appeared anxious to disseminate. Mr. HARDY rejoiced in the ameliorations w had been introduced in the progress bill Mr. BORTHWICK was desirous of .',„' VnVthe mitigations ...
... dissolved. PETTY SESSIONS, Thursday, August I. Before the. Revds. J. Dudley, and W. Acworth, and J, D. Butler Dahvers, Esq. Thomas Hm-dv, Kegworth, was charged Elizabeth, wife Henry of that place, wit hreakinc open her door and destroying certain Earthenware ...
... infancy, gems that d qU,et ke *Pi amongst mother's treasures, and hidde! ,Q dS-T had changed the cherub y P* child into the hardy man. or W k aer sight. Parents and? may ,no this beautiful invention; thpy i*'*t*o* r and sit the T*n Towns Mr. Cobden and ...
... Dyke Applewood, Mr, Halifax Worntick, George. Esq., Lincolnshire Harrison, John, Esq. Manchester Robinson, Mr, Manchester Hardy, Mr do. Sudlow, T. Esq. do. Barrow's Goadsby, Mrs, Droughtoii Goadsby, Mia.Tbos., do. Swan’s Goldrisk, Captain Wigley. the ...
... gentlemen were sworn on the 1 petty jury. j Johx Adcock, foreman. Mr. Richard Barrow Mr. Thomas Geary 4 William Bloxhani Samuel Halford , Henry Foster John Huskisson James Hardy — John Clarke Edward Wood Gilbert Miles George Judd MATILDA MILES stood charged with ...