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... (more or less) situate on the east side of Piticheon-street, in Wakefield aforesaid, bounded westward by property late of Thomas Hardy, Esquire. deceased ; northward by property of the late Mr William Puckrit, ; and eastward by the estate late of Henry Peterson ...
... (more or less) situate on the east side of Pincheon-street, in Wakefield aforesaid, hounded westward by property late of Thomas Hardy, Esquire. deceased ; northward by property of the Isle Mr William Puekrin ; and eastward by the estate late of Henry Peterson ...
... (more or less) situate on the east side of Pincheon-street, in Wakefield aforesaid, hounded westward by property late of Thomas Hardy, Esquire. deceased ; northward by property of the late Mr William Puckrin ; and eastward by the estate late of Henry Peterson ...
... (more or less) situate on the salt side of Pineheon-street, in Wakefield aforesaid, hounded westward by property late of Thomas Hardy, Esquire, deceased ; northward by property of the late Mr William Puckrin ; and eastward by Ville estate late of Henry ...
... Brammall John Turner Thomas Carr Wm. Skidmore Wm. H. Ogden Rowland Hibbard Francis Bower George Smell Richard Kitchen John Naylor George Bee C. Merryman Wm. Glossop John Henderson Wm. Can- George Warriner Thomas Revill Thomas Hardy George Burley Tho3. ...
... Square Yards (more or less), situate the East Side of Street, Wakefield aforesaid, bounded Westward by Property late of Thomas Hardy, Esquire, Deceased, Northward by Properly of late William and Eastward by the Estate of Peterson, Esquire, Deceased, and ...
... they were annoyed in the usual way by the boys of the neighbourhood, and a couple of these tormentors, Joseph Dawson and Thomas Hardy, were summoned for a series of mischievous assaults. Mr. Brook's object was not so much the severe punishment of the l ...
... —On Saturday, at the Guildlrill, Elizabe.li Reed preferred a charge of assault against two lads, named Joseph Dawson and Thomas Hardy. Mr. Freeman was for the defendants, while Mr. Joseph Brook j (stamp-office) came forward to plead the lady’s cause, it ...
... Protector Cromwell : Thomas Hardy, a patriot ; Joseph Ritson, the antiquary, and many men of literary and historical note. Can no fitting commemoration be made of these men ? A Buxp Max's Joursey 1o Loxpox.—At the Lambeth Police Court, Thomas Scholefield, a ...
... showed wrae prime oxen and Southdown sheep, of first-rate quality. alio showed a prime lamb, about eight weeks old, from Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Ald borough. The King of the Shambles, the •• Army Purveyor,” in the person of the veritable Itaroes, on this, on every ...
... Protector Cromwell: Thomas Hardy, a patriot; T Kitson. the antiquary, •tad many men of literary and historical note. Can fitting commemoration made of these men ? Blind Man s Journkt to London.—At the Lambeth Police Court, Thomas Scboletield, blind man ...
... (more or less), situate on the East Side of Pincheon Street, Wakefield aforesaid, bounded Westward by Property late of Thomas Hardy, Esquire, Deceased, Northward by Property of the late William Puckrin, and Eastward the Estate late of Henry Peterson, ...