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... Solicitor. Pursuant to Decree of the High Court of Chanoery made in a cause, Mary Hardy and others, against Elizabeth Hardy, widow, and others. THE Creditors of THOMAS HARDY, late of Wigan, in the eonnty of Lancaster, Provision Dealer and Farmer, whh died ...
... Solicitor, Porsnant to Decree of the High Court Cbaneery made in a eanae, Mary Hardy and others, against Elizabeth Hardy, widow, and othere.” THE Creditors of THOMAS HARDY, lata of Wigan, in county of Lancaster, Provision Dsaler and Farmer, who died in ...
... p.m. BENTHAM, Two Texperaxce Lectunes were delivered at High Bentham on Mondsy and Tuesday evenings, in the air, by Mr Thomas Hardy, Agent of the British ;o-pu-n League, Alm-thm subject of teeto. talism is now old, he spoke with such fi ,80 CORvineingly ...
... back-overman, whose body was found near the furnace * Friday Afternoon, Half-past Two ©’Clock. Edward Armstrong, Thomas Oledston, John Hardy, Thomas Sell, and others took extremely ill. all had a prayer meeting a quarter to two o’clock, when Tibbs, Henry Sharp ...
... Solicitor. Pursuant to Decree of tho High Court of Chancery made in a cause, Mary Hardy and others, against Elizabeth Hardy, widow, and others.” rpHE Creditors of THOMAS HARDY, late of Wigan, in the county of Lancaster, Provision Dealer and Farmer, who died ...
... was soon crowded in every part. At the eall of the newly elected president, the Revs F. A. West, W. Arthur, Dr Waddy, and Thomas Hardy engaged in prayer. At the close of this service, the Conference adjourned for twenty minutes. On re.assembling, the ex- ...
... arid John Thomas Hardy on the 28th ult. Evidence was given that the pri•oners had been quarreling with some other men, and they mistook Hardy and a man named Owen for the persons whom they WISE chasing. A TON mused, and • knife was used,Hardy being stabbed ...
... 55 guineas to 83 and 100 Piers is pro.ietlisig a soond se.ial ea ry by Mr. guineas, A Brosilwood grand, priced at 220 . Thomas Hardy, entitled Th. Trumpet Major gullies*, has beers sold by Messrs. Morlsod this Tux SUNI , AV (larbirter and Co.). week ...
... Greenhow 0 J. Ftoyds c Wells b Clarke O. Fell e Wells b °rainbow _. F.xtras 2 Extra. 5 Total Loscaster.—Graeshow b Fell 20 ; Thomas ; Hardy aF. Royds b Fell 8; Willa Hodgson b Fell 4 ; Smith b Hodgson 3, Bayley not oat 5; Johnson ran oat 2; Ha wertson b Fell ...
... the cauterization ! Affray with Poachers hear Noitinohau.— the Shire Hall. Nottingham, bn Saturday last, flva men, named Thomas Hardy, John Uatlam, John Draycoit, Samuel Potter, and Wra. Hallam vara charged before the county magistrates with being found ...
... William Atkinson, seconded by J:nry Phillips. Assentors: Robert Atkinson, John Wilcock, Thomas Marshall John Barrow, Thomas Shepherd, John Thomas Bailey, bmiel Hardy, Thomas King, , Thi’n:d nomination paper, kibropoud by Walter Rainbird, ...
... officer. Result:— Charlesworth, O. K 214 (133) Ha-ger, Thomas (96) Hunter. John 195 (72) Lord, John 189 (95) William 164 (83) Delat.oy. John 158 Parker, John 149 (76) Holmes, Thomas 136 (69) Clark, Thomas 135 i 52) Lord, Chatles John 128 (55) Parker, Joseph ...