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... at Grunthum— K ewnev and King 17,648 Guildford Bank, at Guildford— Messrs. Hayelon . . 11,595 Grantham Bank, at Grantham — Hardy and Co. .. 30,561 Hastings Old Bank, at Hustings— Smith, Hilder, and Co 33,643 j Hereford City and County Bank, at Hereford- ...
... spirit has been awakened whose workings cannot be but for good. We are beginning te value more than we were wont to do, the hardy children of our soil. The more we value the more shall we understand them, and the more we understand them the better shall ...
... unnecessary, arresting the further progress of decay. All persons can use Mr. Thomas's Succedaneuw themselves with ease, as full directions are enclosed. Prepared ??n _ r ' Thomas » Surgeon dentist. Price 2s. Gd. SoldbySavorv 230, Regent-street ; Sanger. ...
... Hyde, near Stangham, took the chair, surrounded by Lieut.-Colonel Ellwoed, of Clayton • J. R. Cherry, Esq., of L'ckfield ; Thomas- EHman, Esq., of Grimes ; Walter Russell, Esq., of West Grinstead ; C.Robertson, Esq., of Rolney- Messrs. Blaeher, Turner ...
... T ' Treb >- Genlock-terrace, at Veil' ?T) Xl dcr Smith ' G^nwich, at twelve; William tw.-kl'- \r;i ,r ipps ' at twelve; Thomas Stuart, Battersea. at twelve, William Bnstow, White-street, Bow, at half-past eleven. p j,, Befor e Mr. Commissioner Shepherd ...
... would now read the answers which had been received. The Secretary then read the letters alluded to. The first was from Mr. Thomas Lawrence, of St. Mary-axe. He expressed his surprise at the application, aud denied that he had ever given authority for his ...
... now also Baron Seaford. The late Peer married, secondly, in 1840, Louisa Emily, widow of the gallant Admiral Sir j Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart., G.C.B , but by her had no issue. His personal estate in England is sworn under 20,000/. The absolute interest ...
... Nottingham Messrs. Kewney and King, Grantham, Lincolnshire Messrs. Hardy, Walkiugton, and Hardy, Grantham, Lincolnshire Messrs. Garlit, Ciaypons, and Co., Boston Messrs. Henry and Thomas Gee aud Co., Boston Messrs. Moore and Robinson, Nottingham Messrs ...
... St. Mary's, River Gambia ; if- i-£_.«^ dla y-*? r Oporto; Ellen, Parens, for the Cape, i PsmmKA ne ' ?? for St. Thomas ; Elizabeth, ! Thomas, for the Mauritius ' * Rl ° Jamer ° ; ?? ! ?? farl of Ll ver- KS«i_^ **•«=&» Cleared Outwards in Ball.st— TVi_ ...
... Canopus ; John West, to the Nimrod ; Edward Hardy, to the Vernon; W. N. Lockyer, to the Albion ; H. B. Everest, to the Phcenix ; Horac. Bullock, to the Van- guard. Masters— Jame3 Bundle, to the Phoenix ; Mr. Thomas Whillier, to the Stromboli. Surgeon— Dr ...
... Messrs. Kewiicv and King, Grantham. Lincolnshire Messrs. Hard; , Walkiugton. and Hardy, Grantham, Lincodoi_are Messrs. Garlit, Ciaypons, and Co , Boston Messrs. Henry- and Thomas Gee and Co., Boston Messrs. Moore. and Robinson, Kottingham Messrs. Barne-tt ...
... I Messrs. Kewney and King, Grantham, Lincolnshire 1 Messrs. Hardy, Waikington, rind Hardy, Grantham, Lincolnshire ; Messrs. Gariit, Ciaypons, and Co., Boston > I Messrs. Henry and* Thomas Gee and Co., Boston j I Messrs. Moore- and Robinson, Nottingham ...