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... any Inquirles.-I am yours, &c., Bury, February 12, 1847. H. MAIDEN, Chemist. cOUR OF ASTaNA OD TEYN HEAS' STANDING. ., Thomas Hardy, aged 66 years, have been afflicted with a se. vere Asthma for ten years; during which time I have tried every known remedy ...
... any inquiries.-I am yours, &o., Bury, February 12, 1847. H. MAIDEN, Chemnist. CuaE OF ASTHMA OF TEN YEA5t' STANDING. I, Thomas Hardy, aged 66 years, have been afflicted with see. -were Asthma for ten years; during which time I have tried every known remedy ...
... Turner, Esq. Kirkman Daniel Hodgson, Esq. Matthew Whiting, Esq. Thomas Hodgson, Esq. . Thomas Wilson, Esq. AUDITORS. John Davis, Esq. , John Hodgson, Esq. James Alexander Gordon, M.D. Thomas Richter, Esq., Secretary. Wilmer Harris, Esq., -Secretary for ...
... answer any Inquiries.-I am yours, &e., Bury, February 12, 1847. H. MAIDEN, Chemist. CURE OF ABTRmA OP TES YEARS STANDING. 1, Thomas Hardy, aged 66 years, have been afflicted with a se. vere Asthma for ten years; during which time I have tried every known remedy ...
... any inquires,-I ammyours, &c,, u Brury, Fe2rnar7. H IS. U M~AH lEN, Chemist. cusue On' f A or ESt iA SS' aSTANSDIG. I, Thomas Hardy, aged 66 years, have been afnlicted with a se. vere Asthma for'ten years; dlring which time I have tried every known remedy ...
... inquirle,.-I am yours, &e., e, . Bury, February 12, 18U4. 1H. MAIDEN, Chemist. OURE or ASTIMA OF TBE Ysers' STAsDINo. r I, Thomas Hardy, aged 66 years, have been afflieted with a so. vere Asthma for ten years; during which time I have tried every known remedy ...
... that the U Ladies of Ireland should appear, during her approaching Visit, in the National Manufacture of this country, THOMAS HARDY, anticipating, on the part of the public, a ready concurrence with the Royal views, has received a large ard beautiful ...
... ANDERSON and ADAMS, Dublin, ?? liy 43 QgATTArN AND CO., ELrAST. CARPET IINC, DAMASKS, MOREENS, CHINTZ1ES, AND OIL-CLOTHS. THOM)AS HARDY i AS NOW ON IIANDS A P R I M E, G OO D, AND V E R Y C 11 E A P S T O C K IN THE VARIOUS Branches of I THE HOUSE- URFISHING ...
... JOI-IN PIM, Jrrn., 20, Waring Street; ThIOMAS G. FOLINGSBY, 15, IDoregall Qsray,. Belfaist, 17th of lst Mfonth ?? 1849. 394 THOMAS HARDY RESPECTFULLY begs to announce to the LADIES of BELFAST, and its Vicinity, that h lieas, TIIIS DAY, received R a suitply ...
... Edwin l)avis, whilst acting in the due execution his duty, was convicted in the penalty of 11. j and costs. July 4. Henri/ Hardy, a person maintained in the Derby l nioii Workhouse, was charged with absconding from workhouse, taking away with him the clothes ...
... Witliam Eyre H. Escreet John Soppit B. Reimer Edward Baxter William Burman Thomas Webster Thomas Sampey Edward L. Denoedge A. Harrison J. Q. Richardson Thomas Sanderson Thomas Uusseil Archibald Galbreath Edwin Gray W. Stecicker William Thompson Henry ...
... (adiinistratnlx of(, loath Shields, butcher Davison, Thomas,. Snunderland, agent Douglas, William. Netoastles warohouneman , Dryden, Thomas,Seaton Sluice, shipowner BDnton, John Pimebonand Thomas Bell Oret)4a trust,) Sunderland. gentlemen Douglas, John ...