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... occupied by Mr Thomas Hardy, containing 196 acres, or thereabouts, the greatest part of which is permanent graec, vell adapted for grazing cattle and sheep, the remainder good arable land, principally turnip and barley soil. The said Mr Thomas Hardy will send ...
... entered upon their engagement. Summonces for desertion were immediately tsken out against three of the number, John Hardy, Thomas Hardy, and Gtotge Boothwrigbr, and the charge was heard before the Bishop Auckland magistrates on Thursday. The greatest ...
... by Mr Thomas Hardy, containing 196 aores, Lo or thereabouts, the greatest part of which is permanent boe grate, well adapted for grazing cattle and sheep, the remainder good arabie laud, principally turnip and barley seol. The said Mr Thomas Hardy will ...
... by Mr Thomas Hardy, containing 196 aores, or thereabouts, the greatest part of which is permanent A grate, well adapted for grazing cattle and sheep, the Of I remainder good arable land, principally turnip and barley soil. The said Mr Thomas Hardy will ...
... ocoupied by Mr Thomas Hardy, containing 195 acrei or thereabouts, the greatest part of which is permanem gras, well adapted for goazing cattle and sheep, th remainder good arabie land, prinoipally turnip anm barley soil. The sold My Thomas Havdy will send ...
... by Mir Thomas Elardy, containing 196 acree, or thereabouts, the greatest part of which is permanent grass, well adapted for grazing cattle and sheep, the remainder good arable land, principally turnip and barley Boil. The said Mr Thomas Hardy will send ...
... Weymouth, by the Rev. j. P. Hardy and te l Stephenson, vicar of St. john's Church , wl ?? Hardy, Ecqd Royal Artillery, son of late Thomas Hardy, Esq., of 18 warwickof London, to Louisa lienrietta, you~nger dauoll~er c tse late Thomas ...
... House, Holderness-road, Hull, BOB of Henry Camnpkin, ?? Librarian, Refor Club, London, to Jane, second daughter of Mr- Thomas Yates Hardy, of Aldbrough. MCNEILE-SLOGGETT.-Ju|Y28, at the Catbhdri Ripon, by the Very Rev. the Dea, father af the bridegroom, ...
... other workmea seriously injured. YVm. Pavis, 10 years, and Joseph Thomas Aiinstead, were killed ; the spot. '1 otln-r-. injured were—Frank Under, voou yeais), Tin mas Garkey (2*2), Thomas Hardy Frank Armstead (11), Alfred (13), Philip Greaalcy '.'nouns Underwood ...
... Ftrst Violin. By Jesse Fother-' N. ciIi. (3VoN.) . 11 6 ,, O 0 O The Trumnet-a4sjor. By Thomas -Hardy. ?? . I it 6, 0 5 0 Tb Return of the Native. By Thos. Hardy. (3ol ?? .11 6 6,, 0 5 0 RI Washington Square. By H. Jamites. R t2vtols, ?? 1 1 0,,0 3 6 ...
... 17Perches, orthereabouts, in jthe Occupation of Mr Thomas Robson, as Tenant. RYECLOSE, in the Parish of Thorneybursi, con- taining 100 Acres, 3Roods, 32 Perches, or thereabonts, in the Occupation of Mr Thomas Robson, as Tenant. The MiDDLE EALS, in the Parish ...
... Al Joseph Nicholson, at Blackhill. Lot 3.-All those SEVEN COTTAGES, at Berry Edge, now or lately in the Occupation of Thomas Hardy, and his Sub-Tenants. Further Particulars can be had of Mr JOHN HUN- TER, Solicitor, Gateshead; or of the AuCTIONRER, Bridge ...