... , parallel with the said Turnpike Road, and containing by admeasurement 2A. 3R. 34P., and now in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. John Daulman. This Lot will always command the very highest rent as Accommodation Land. The respective Tenants ...

... High Sheriff of the county (W. V. Stuart, Esq.), the High Sheriff of the City (G. Reade, Esq.), W. IL Greene, Thomas Ball, Thomas Hardy, Thomas Butler, H. M‘Creery, John Walsh, Charles Roper, Charles J. Nlonck, Michael Cahill, George Bryan, jun., and John ...

... Wilson, MA. vicar, Mr. John Heap to Mrs. Sarah Worsley, both of Hulme. On the 7th inst. at St. John's Church, Paddington, Thomas Hardy Bertram, Esq. of Reading, Berks, to Helen, youngest daughter of the late Wm. M`Call, Esq. of Liverpool. ...

... Stevens, of Ashby Magna, who was charged by Thomas Benson, of Dunton Bassett, with refusing to pay him £3, due for certain work done for defendant. The case was dismissed. Fatal Accident. —As Mr. Thomas Hardy, farmer and butcher, of North Kilworth, and ...

... icsttrfield, in the sni.l County, and an Interim tor Fro'eciion from Process having been said Thomas Hardy, under the provi- Statutes in that case made and provided. Hardy, is hereby required to ap> ten at Chesterfield, fii. More the Ju'!ge the s.-ihl Court, ...

... incurred in the ercction the column on Blagdon hill, near Dorchester, to record the services of tbe late Yice-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Governor of Greenwich hospital, have been paid; and it appears from the statement oFacfcbunt that the subscriptions amounted ...

... Tuesday, aged 47, Elizabeth, wife of Mr. William Armstrong, sinker-maker. At West Loke, on Friday, aged 31, Ann, alto of Mr. Thomas Hardy, gamekeeper to Sir A. Clifton, Hart. On Saturday last, at the house of her Mem, New Lenten, aged 60, Catherine, widow of ...

... Properties, parallel with the said Turnpike Road, and containing by admeasurement 2A. 3R. 34P., and now the occupation of Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. John Daulman. This Lot will always command the very highest rent as Accommodation Land. The respective Tenants ...

... long and painful illness, Frances, wife of Thomas Hail, jun., Esq., and second daughter the late Richard Hepworth, Esq., of Pontefract. Same day, at Malton, aged 7?, Mr. Thomas Hardy, father Mr. George Hardy, the Malton Savings' Bank. Same day, at Beverley ...

... Sheepwash, Devonshire bootmaker. Thonias Lea, Wellington, Shropshire, licensed victualler. Thomas Humfrey, Stanmore. Thomas Atkinson, Seitmer, Yorkshire, labourer. Thomas Hardy, Stone Gravels, Derbyshire, labourer. Samuel Munnerley, Lower Bebbington, Cheshire ...

... I—Yes. Sir Thomas Hardy must have remained In the Admiralty daring that I—Yes. Do you think that Sir Thomas Hardy waste man to have ' remained first naval lord of a Board of Admiralty who wen ' ruining the British navy I—l believe Sir Thome ...

... HEAD TURNPIKE ROAD, paying £5 per Cent. Apply to John Prince, Auctioneer, Chesterfield IN the Matter of the PETITION of THOMAS HARDY, for sixteen months last of Stonegravels, in the township of Newbold, in the parish of Chesterfield, in the county of Derby ...