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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Robertson, Esq., M.P. Bunamv .lull., Esq. Alex. '1 rotter, Esq. Harry George Esq. Thomas Weeding, Esq. Edwin Gowcr, Esq. Lestock Peach Wilauu, Esq. ACTUARY. Peter Hardy, Esq., F.R.S. West End Office, No, 7, Pali Ma'l. Con MITT KB. Two of the Court Directors ...
... Herbert W. Jones, bir WILLouoSHBO jon Es. Bart., of ?? allU, -Norfslk to Eesosy, daughter of llERitY T. JoNes, Esq., and Laly hardis-ge. Same day, at St. John's church, NMancliester, by the Rev. W. Iun- tnigton, rector, GEORGE, third soil of J. E. )E&N, Esq ...
... Turnpike-road, and the house occupied by Mr. Thomas Turner, containing 712 square yards. Lot s.—Parcel of BUILDING LAND in Rounday-terrace, adjoining the Leeds and Roundhay-road, opposite the house occupied by Mr. Thomas Turner, and containing 1,638 square yards ...
... on the East-enc of the said Public House, and the THREE COTTAGES at the back in the occupation of the said Samuel Goodison, Thomas Jerman Joseph Riley, and others. The purchaser of this Lot will (in the event of his wanting actua possession of the Inn) ...
... the dock at the Guildhall, Huddersfield, l d charged with stealing 4j Ilbs. of snuff, value 21 4s. 9d., the me property of Thomas Buckley. Prosecutor is carrier between a r Clayton West and Huddersfield. On Thursday, tlme 4th J 1, inst., e received 4? ...
... were the Rev. James Rhodes, the Rev. Edwd. Jlawkc Win. Esq., M.P., Ediuund E*q., M.P., the Rev. Thomas Sturgea Kills, Geo. Pollard, Esq., the Rev. Thomas Cator, Edward Beaumont, Elsq., Joshua Ingham, Esq., John Child era, Esq., Jos. Esq., Francis Billaiu ...
... Durham. . the inst., at Babraham Church, by the Rev. Edward Parry, M.A., the Rev. THOMAS ERSKLNK, Rector of Steppingley, Bedfordshire, youngest son of Right Hon. Thomas EKSKINK, to AUGUSTA, third surviving daughter of the late Henry John A. Esq., of Babraham ...
... tothTthl Tron Church, Edinburgh, of which churcn parish his ' uncle was minister. Leeds—On Monday last, at the parish church, Mr. THOMAS LBR The Rev. Heury Melvill is Stated have resigned general dealer, to Mrs. MARY LBVKK, both of this town, the Golden Lectureship ...