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... 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 ...
... AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF CURE by the use of Okd DR. HARDY'S SCORBUTIC OINT- - MENT AND FAMILY PILL OF HEALTH. TO MR. HARDY. SlB,—Having lost the sight of one eye a considerable tune - by a speck having grown over it, and hearing of the Wonderful Cures ...
... AW EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF CURE . by the use of Old DR. HARDY'S SCORBUTIC OINTMENT AND FAMILY PILL OF HEALTH. TO MR. HARDY. Sir —Having lost the sight of one eye a considerable tmie by a'speck baring grown over it, and hearing of the Wonderful Cares performed ...
... AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF CURE' by the line of Old DR. HARDY'S SCORBUTIC OINT- I MENT AND FAMILY PILL OF HEALTH. I TO MB. HARDY. Sib,—Having lost the sight of one eye a considerable time by a speck having grown over it, and hearing of tbe Wonderful Cures ...
... copy of the medical work, containing every information required.—Address, Mr. H. Thomas, St. Johns-lane, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. WONDERS ! WONDERS !! WONDERS 111 OLD DR. HARDY'S PATENT SCORBUTIC OINTMENT AND FAMILY PILL OF HEALTH are ace* tain cure for all ...
... Alfred Wrigley and the Rev. J. J. Dixon, Clement William Hardy Cozens Hardy, Esq., of Cley Hall, Norfolk, eldest son of W H Cozens Hardy, Esq., of Letheringsett Hall, to Helen Fernelby daughter of Thomas C. Wrigley, Esq., of Woodfleld Lodge, Huddersfield. ...
... Sheffield, brickmaker,' cert. —Thomas Walker, Edwinstowe, Nottingham, innkeeper, cert.—James Darling, Sheffield, grocer, last exam, and proof of debts. —John V. Bellamy, Sheffield, spirit merchant, last exam, and proof of debts. —Thomas Scaife, Sheffield, cutlery ...
... February. Let us hope that the hghts referred to belonged to the missing steamer Pacific. On Tuesday evening Michael Kavanagh, Thomas Ward, and Bernard Smith, were knocked down by a mail train on the Manchester and Liverpool line, near Patricroft, apparently ...
... Mr. Hardy's warehouse, and inquired if he had any 36's tops on hand. Hardy replied that he had six sheets, but nothing more passed at the time, and next day Hardy went into Scotland. On the 3rd Shepherd appeared again, and said to Holmes, Mr. Hardy's foreman ...
... None are genuine unless the words A. H. Hardy, Low-moor, near Bradford, are engraved on the Government Stamp, wrapped round each box. Sold in boxes at ls. lid. and 2s. 3d. each. Sole proprietor, A. n. Hardy, late of Low-moor, but now of Market-street ...
... On WEDNESDAY, the 12th Day of March, at Eleven o'Clock a.m.—No. 1 'on bail;, DENTON Thomas, perjury ; 4 ;admitted to bail), DOBSON John, penury ; 10 and 11, LONG Thomas and IVESON Charles, night poaching ; 15, ABBOTT Robert, burglary ; 17. MARRON Patrick ...
... brought before the public. OLD DR. HARDY'S FAMILY PILL OF HEALTH. The whole range of medical science does not supply a more certain preservative of health, or a more efficacious remedy against disease than old Dr. Hardy's Patent Family Pill of Health. They ...