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... maltster, Starch 14_Toscph Forrcstcr. Whsilehoaven. mereer, Starch 7-CltIl- bert S. Fenwickc, Tynlemoatis, bunkher, Starch 7-Thomas Reed, North Shlelds, bunker, olarche 7-George Davisonl, Ainivicic, carpeilter, St~archl 13-George and Jeha Banrton, M>tanchllester ...
... any person a sahlug to make eh.. *arms. Yews very respectfully, THU O. 11.LUBLIt. Care of asthma, of ten years standing. I, Thomas Ilard3, aged 65 years, have been omitted with a severe asthma for ten years. derive which time I have tried every kima a leinedy ...
... Thomas Husband, Esq. committee Mr. Robert Utall „ Charles Morgan „ Charles ~ Thomas Madge „ Henry Westuott „ William Pool Solicitors Treasurer. Secretary Mr. Thomas Matthews Thomas Uennolls „ Benjamin Call „ Nicholas Taub r „ Philip Davis „ George Pike ...
... will be an extensive sale for them this neighbourhood. Dated Oct. '-'8, 1547. Cure of Asthma of Ten Years' Standing. I, Thomas Hardy, aged years, have been afllicted with a severe Asthma for years, during which time 1 have iried every known remedy and ...
... Ferry, K«j,, of Clare, in the county of Suffolk. February fdrd, at Windsor Terrace, Plymouth, Grace, widow o the l:i‘e John Hardy, Esq., aged Ud years. February tf-lth, in' Bedford Street, Plymouth, Mrs. Reed, widow of Die late Mr. John Reed, of this town ...
... 22nd ult., at the Rectory, Creed, the wife ofthe Rev. John Daubuz, of a daughter. At Truro, on the 21st ult., the wife of Mr. Thomas Dunstan, of a son. At Truro, on the 26th ult., the wife of Mr. George Hearn, bookseller, of a daughter. At Truro, on Tuesday ...
... through their influence comparatively well publish for benefit of dear Sir yours obligedly Baowxaioa” Asthma of Ten Years’ I Thomas Hardy been afflicted with severe for years daring which time tried every remedy best possible advice for me to but without fluffing ...
... ing . , r> cr under whom he had served many years when ,he amendment was lost by a large majority. The Propagating of half-hardy plants and shrubs should now Swindon Jim. .V.! 5 t-> il 7 17 11 25 12 3 125 and ac address, which was signed by all ...
... conduct. TITIIIIRT PUTTY Wednesday.—(Before Colooel Kingscote • R. S. Mulford and W. M. Paul, Esqrs.)—Thomas Mann, of Tetbury, stonemason, was summoned by Thomas White, the landlord of Trouble Huse Inn, for having on the 9th inst. assaulted and ilitrested him ...
... time. Hodges then read over the evidence and said understood it all. Cross-examined did Allen throw a stone, did not see Thomas Hardy there. did not see the sergeant there, but 1 sa* Vincent and Stickiand. saw Charles Cox then, don't know where he was when ...
... Penzane®, carricr, to Marianne, daughter of Mr. Johu Stimson, of Madron. i Wesley Rock Chapel, Madron, on Saturday last, Mr ‘Thomas Woolcock, to Miss E P. Rowe. At Wesley Rock Chapel, Madron, on Tuesday last, Mr. Nathaniel Payuter, 1o Miss Jane Quick, daughter ...
... nu near as two yards; did not see Thomas nor any man within two yards ot the boy when he Hardy there Aficu Was abuut 15 yards from me wars hae down, when he Was tre iT must have seen Hardy if he had been within two Hardy speak to Brake. Lam certain yar ...