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... GARDENING OPERATIONS FOR THE WEEK. Hardy Fruit and Kitchen Garden.-- n£X t f e» n nS runners are in good condition, stock for f° rL = e untn v iW fl( * now be potted, and placed in a close shady fr« b y U« - estabUshed. Prepare ground for fresh pi** ...
... Championship and aside —On Monday, a pri*» fight took place in the neighbourhood of Brantham, 62 miles from London, between Thomas Paddock, of Redditch, and Harry Broome, of London. The prize was the belt and £200 a-side. A sporting paper thus describes ...
... and Eliattd Turnpike Road, and at present in the several Occupations Charles Wilkinson, Thomas Day, Ellen Wrigley, William Whitehead, Joseph Jennings, and Thomas Naylor. Three of these Cottages Front into Sykes Street and Three into Miller Street. Lot ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... —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. l£d. and 2s. 3d. each. Sole proprietor, A. H. Hardy, late of Low-moor, but now of Market-street ...
... the plaintiff ; Mr. Serjeant Wilkins and Mr. Hardy for the defendants.—This was an action for trespass. After the examination of the plaintiff, it was agreed to withdraw a juror. Dodson v. Nutton. —Mr. Hardy was for the plaintiff, and Mr. Overend, 0,0 ...
... Wednesday, aged 22, Mr. Alfred Theaker, mechanic, Westgate, Otley, late of Leeds. On Saturday, aged 59, Mrs. Hardy, wife of Mr. Joseph Hardy, gentleman, North-parade, Otley. On Saturday, Mr. George Childs, Gay-lane, Otley, many years a carrier between ...
... as. Mr. Stansfeld. TRUMAN, Thomas, of Pontypridd, Glamorganshire, ironmonger, July 7, August at 11, at tbe District Court of Bankruptcy, Bristol. Sols. Messrs. Leonard, Bristol; off. as. Mr. Acraman, Bristol. WATTS, Thomas George, Manor-terrace, Clapbam ...
... —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 Is. l£d. and 2s. 3d. each. Sole proprietor, A. H. Hardy, late of Low-moor, but now of Market-street ...
... all of Clayton. ; On Tuesday, Mr. Thomas North to Miss Eliza Lancaster, both of Bradford. Ou Monday, Mr. John Exley, of Great Marsden, to Miss Mary ' Verity, of Horton.—Same day, Mr. John Shirts to Miss Margaret ! Hardy, both of Bradford.—Same day, Mr. ...
... —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. H. Hardy, late of Low-moor, but now of Market-street ...