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... 9th, 1850,-Audited, examined, and allowed bvus the undersigned Justices* of the for Liberty. THOMAS ALDERSON COOKE. THOs. ATKINSON. WILLIAM STRONG. . ABRAHAM HARDY. T PETERBOROUGH UNION. HE Guardians of this Union are desirous to TO T. ided . with'the allowing ...
... temberg. for the adoption of this scheme, was signed a l, than a* vote of thanks. . | breaking the window of Mrs. Elizabeth Hardy, in more especially, being policeman be t claration against the lawsand i j,, the propriety of organized effort for giving ...
... Both claims Thomas Frisby v. John allowed, and costs divided. Mason, for goois, £5. 1s. 7d. Ordered to pay £2 a month. —— Hobiil, of Earl Shilton, v. Robottom. Case adjourned some menths ago. Paymect for the goods ordered forth- with.——Thomas Frisby v. ...
... Hall's lie usual will be given security Sale with Eleven ready may Clayhronk and Mr Hewitt will about Acres superior Until St Thomas t HOLLOWAY SON AUCTION in day 1st April the Premise in Lordship Keltnarsh the Northampton Credit will until 1st of December ...
... James Mitchell, Esq. n Thomas Knox Holmes, Esq. Charles Snell Paris, Esq. n TRUSTEES. n George Wodehouse Currie, Esq, William Gladstone, Esq. Kenyon S. Parker, Esq. AU nDIoas. Thomas A. Mitchell, Esq., M.P. d Robert Tower, Esq. I Thomas M. Weguelin, Esq, C ...
... Samuel Smith, and Co., Nottingham. The Nottingham and Nottingharmshire Banking Com- Pany, Nottingham. Messrs, Hardy, Walkington, and Hardy, Grantham. Iessrs. Garfit, Claypons. and Co., Boston. The Manchester and Liverpool District Bank, ot Manchester ...
... village on Tuesday tbe 19th inst. Mrs. Fisher, wife of Mr. John Fisher, blacksmith, of Syer- stone, came over to fetch Mr. Thomas Fisher, in a cart. She brought two children with her, herson and daughter. When they had got a little way from Fisher's house ...
... Messrs. Samuel Smith and Co., Nottingham. The Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Banking Company, Nottingham. Messrs. Hardy, Walkington, and Hardy, Grantham. Messrs. Garfit, Claypons, and Co., Boston. The Manchester and Liverpool District Bank at Man- Messrs ...
... Harwood William Saxleby Tuxford Joseph South Clifton Hardy John Saxleby Toule David Hardwick HethershawWm. Toft Newton Welch William Wifgealey Hill Richard North Scarle Wilkinson George Harby Hodson Thomas Harby Wilmot Benjamin Harby Hood J., Esq. Nettleham ...
... G. COOLEY is honored with instructions to SELL by AUCTION, without the slightest reserve, on the premises of the late Mr. Thomas Benton, in Frampton Fen, near the New Inn, on Tuesday the 26th day of March, 1850, the truly valuable LIVE STOCK and FARMING ...
... borougli, hosiers, last examination ; Moseley and Mur- (Before Thomas Nixon and Francis Hart, Esqrs., pky, of Derby, carvers and gilders, audit and final d tbe Bev. G. K. Holcombe.) James Pike, Thomas dividend; John Vatelishmo and James Cowhsham, of Alliwell ...
... and Mr. John Cutts, Chesterfield, be the auditors of the treasurers’ account of the Expelled Ministers’ Fund. Mr. Cozens Hardy seconded the resolution, which was carried nem. con. Mr. G. W. Harrison (Wakefield) said, in reference to the expelled ministers ...