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... ; and that Bear-Admiral Pasco a statement is essentially correct. As the Victory was breaking the enemy's li,, c , S;r Thomas Hardy remaned to the iromoi til herj who fell on that glorious day (alluding to the Redoutabie and the Bucentaure) My Lord we ...
... Market street, to Miss Elizabeth Simpson, dressmaker, St. Leonard-gate. Bentham.—On the inst,, the Parish Church, Mr. Thomas Hardy, overlooker, to Grace, daughter of Mr. Edmund Brown. Bentham.—On the 24th inst., the Parish Church, Mr. Robert Christie ...
... Broad- foot, Wigtown, wheat and oats. B.— Duchess of Lancaster, Barrow, Liv erpooL, general cargo. Sa rxi.vas. January 3.— Hardy, Thomas, Amlwch, coals; John and Ellen, Owen, Amlwch, coals; Selab' Hughes, Amlwch, ballast ; William and Mary' Coupland, Dumfries ...
... lying at the Lancaster post- office :— Messrs. Pattison and White, Lancaster; Patrick Healy, Dawson 's-square, Lancaster ; Thomas Hardy, No- 5, Skerton ; Mr. Johnscn, No. 8. Water.street, Lancaster ; James Mc'Cul- loch, Police Office, Lancaster; Messrs. Smith ...
... NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. ALL Persons having CLAIMS npon the Eatate of tbe late THOMAS LAMBERT, Bolton- le-Sands, are requested to send in their Accounts immediately to LAWRENCE LAMBERT or JAMES BIRKETT, Bolton-le-Sands, Trustees under the Will ...
... M X THOMAS JOHNSON, Solicitor, wishes to take an ARTICLED PUPIL. Lancaster, Bth April, 1851. Just Published, THE SEVEN PERIODS OP ENGLISH ARCHITECTURE, r.V C. SIIAETE, M.A., ARCHITECT. An elementary work affording at a single glance a comprehensive view ...
... had retired. A poll was demanded behalf of Mr. and Mr. Hardy, the latter a Conservative candidate. At the close of the poll on Wednesday the following numbers were declared : Sarauelson, 177 Hardy 170 Miall 118 Mr. Samuelson is thus returned, and the ...
... merchant, Bristol, John Wood- head, innkeeper, Halifax. Thomas Moorhouse and John Hook, linen drapers, Halifax. Robert and John Morrow and Clarkson Garbutt, merchants, Liverpool. Thomas Turner and Thomas Turner', Jan., cordwainers, Liverpool. John Lawler Bagot ...
... Dennison, grocer and provision dealer, Bradford. Thomas Game, corn dealer and sheep and cattle salesman, Pai k Farm, Boldwaltham, Sussex. Thomas Henry Griffith, coal dealer. Lowes- moor, Worcestershire. Joseph Hardy, milter, Not- tingham. Samuel Hunter, Gateshead ...
... Cocking, both of Poulton-le Sands. Lancaster.â On the 2nd inst, at the Parish Church, by the Rev. E. Pedder, curate. Mr. John Thomas, to Mrs. Dorothy Stables, both of Lan- caster. Lancaster.â On the sth inst., at the Parish Cbureh, by the Rev. E. Pedder ...
... her age, Agnes, relict of the late Mr Thomas Jackson, formerly of this town. Skerton.— On the 7th instant, Alice, daughter of Mr James Wilkinson, Main-street, aged 10 months. Golgotha. — On the Ist instant, Thomas, son of Mr John Strickland, aged 8 months ...
... the Cottage, aged 4 years. Poulton-le-Sands— On the 10th instant, Ann, wife of Mr Thomas Robinson, Appleby, aged 47 years. Burton in-Lonsdale.— On tbe 1 2th instant,' Thomas, son of Mr John Procter, cattle dealer, aged 19 years. Milnthrope.— On Saturday ...