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... 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 ...
... Widilowaon, aged 15 moults, Mancers-street, Sneinton. On the 10th inst., Sarah, wife of Mr. Thomas Hardy, lacemaker, aged 4s, John -street. Sneinton. On the 13th inst., Thomas, infant son of Mr. dames Stanley, Mugglestone's-place, Radford. At the Union Workhouse ...
... and large Gardens lying under the same, containing 2 Roods or therebouts, now ta the respective tenures or occupations of Thomas Hardy, ten., and John Robinson.—Part of the purchase-money may remain on security of the premises, if required. Particulars may ...
... Sessions tor the Huddersfield district was held on Tuesday last, at the Guildhall, by Joseph Armitage, John Sutcliffe, and Thomas Hardy, Esqs. Mrs-. Hannah Waite, of the Spotted Cow Inn, Beast Market, whose license it will be remembered was suspended in ...
... were present on the occasion Messrs. Thomas Mallinson, William Moore, Abraham Hiist, James Booth, John Brook, Jere Kaye, Joseph Shaw, John Newhouse, John Sutcliffe, (the chairman), W. W. Battye, Thomas Firth, and Thomas Pearson Crosland. The first business ...
... of D.i..kendeld, from Hebrews tin., Rib v. After the tarries a collation was partakeu of dascisuol mom; at the of which, Thomas Hardy, keep, of linksgatm took the ehsir, and addresses were delivered by and AWN/Milt la Curses'. —On two sermons were ',readied ...
... Kiddlcsworth, by Thomas Thornhill, E»q. for Hiddleaworth Hewitt George, South Hi eke nh am. by E. A. Applewhaite, Esq. for North and South Fickenham, Houghton, &c. Hunt James, Shropham, by H. D. Hemsworth, Esq. for Scoullon Hardy Thomas, Ashwicken, Richard ...
... Charles Taylor, George Cox, William ‘oole, Cc icks, James Burton, ugh Conway, Alexander Samuel Hardy, James John Norton, William Winspere, Hardy, Thomas Jones, Frederick Stone, William Samuel Morgan, Swinborne, and William Lacey, the Chartist soners ...
... William .Masters, John Lock, William Lovelace, William Coombs, Alton; George Old, Ctrnc; Thomas Tyrrell, Thomas Norman, ten., George Courtenay, John Hardy, ; Thomas Groves, Ann Head, widow, James Harris, Newton ; Robert Weller, John Weller, Fruwie Vauchurcb ...
... Sykes, of the Dusty Miller beerhouse, at Fo'ly Hall, was charged by this officer, before j J. Armitage, John Sutcliffe, and Thomas Hardy, Esq., at the Guildhall, with knowingly permitting Holroyd Thornton, Joseph Whiteley, and others, to remain and continue ...
... were appointed : \V. W. Battye, T. P. Crosland, Thomas Firth, Jere Kaye, and Thomas Mallinson. On the Committee of Bye-1 aws, Messrs. Joseph Brook, W. W. Battye, T. P. Crosland, Geo. Armitage, and Thomas Firth. And on the General Purpose Committee, Messrs ...
... BIRTHS. On the 15th inst., at Oldbnry Hall, the wife of John Hardy jun,, of a son and heir. On the 17th inst., at the Breck, near Halifax, the lady of W H. Rawson jun., Esq., of a son. On the 14th inst., at the Vicarage, Crowle, the'lady of the Rev Wm ...