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... Saturday the loth, at Eleven o'clock the Forenoon. J. W. REEVE, Actuary. Lincoln, 6th Jan., 1848. THOMAS PULFORD's ASSIGNMENT NOTICE is hereby given, that THOMAS PCLFORD, of Sutton Bridge, in the parish of Sutton Saint Mary, in the county of Lincoln, shopkeeper ...
... Perry's Bell Hanging neatly executed.— t» GoodB repaired, &c. * immediately. NotSS pulford-8 assignmentT hereby given, that THOMAS PULFORD, j Sutton Bridge, in the parish of Sutton Saint ****** Lincoln, shopkeeper, hath this day all his personal estate ...
... Hall Thomas Long Sutton Anderson Joseph Chapman Howard Thomas 8 _ . . Sutton Marsh Knight Samuel aaileyJohn Long SuUon Leader Samuel Sutton Bridire Burnett John Longlands Joseph Bennett Rev. EdwarLeigh^ Sft Bennett George ditto ditto Brown Thoma, Sutton ...
... Common Thompson James ditto James Crowland Thompson Thomas ditto Wm. Deeping Fen Warwick G. M. ditto HaynesJas. ditto WalfordT.,Esq.,27,Bolton- S Halljoshua Crowland White T., Esq. Peterboro' Hardy John Whitsed James Postlaud CAISTOR ASSOCIATION for the ...
... thin's, Lincoln, on the 17th inst., Mary Powell, widow, aged ; the same parish, on the 18th inst., Ann on the 19th inst., aged Thomas Wood, formerly a butcher. . In the County Hospital, Lincoln, on the inst., Ann W fnthe Ltocoto Union, on tbe 23d inst., Elizabeth ...
... Cathedral Church of Worcester, the same being void by the death of the Rev. William Digby, late Canon thereof.— Gazette. The Rev. Thomas Darling, M.A., to the Rectory of St. Michael Royal, in the city of London, vacant by the death of the Rev. G. F. Nicolay. ...
... usual time, and on her niece going to call her she made no answer. Mrs. Hall becoming apprehensive, sent for a neighbour, Mrs. Hardy, who, on going into the room, found the deceased in a pool of blood. Mr. Hill, surgeon, was immediately sent for, but deceased ...
... William Oliver John Hardy John Brewin Oliver Thomas Moolsthorpe. Bwwatar Edward Robert, Juu. Dickenson John Mrs. (exors.) Normanton. Hand Robert Briggs Richard Minta Thomas Kemp Eustace Ruck Hart Ponton Great. ton Bragg George Blankley Thomas Lovjtt Richard ...
... so ended the case.— Jelly v. Hardy. *y before Christmas, Mr. Brudenell, an officer railway-station, purchased goods at the shop i tend Blnounl g to between two and three pounds, for \ h the ered a five -pound note. Hardy not having change, to p ° f - ...
... drnOTsj .It. Whitton, wine mt. J.ll.Thomas, John Nesbitt ESP- -' Barraclough. Bank _, „. Barker Burton on Stather, slcafor( Weston, draper . „ uaubnev, solr. Spalding, J.Smith, wool.draper Caistor J- ' Hutton Thomas Hollis Crowle William Read Wisbech ...
... ult., aged 39, Mr. Unrriman, son ofthe late Mr. Thomas Harrimau, who 1 suddenly in November last. the Union Workhouse, Loughborough, on the \ffi ult., Ann widow of Thomas Monk, in her 94th year; day, Thomas Price, aged 67. f » tbe 29th ult., at Liverpool ...
... inhabitants the place iasued declaration expressive of their unbounded confidence in the stability of the other bank Messrs. Hardy and Co., and their willingness to take their notes in the usual way business. meeting was appointed for Thursday (yesterday) ...