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... unless the words A. H. Hardy, Low Moor, near Bradford,'' are engraved oa the Government Stamp. Sold by ruostrespectable chemists and druggists in the kingdom, in boxes at ls. IL_. and 2s. 3d. each. Sole proprietor, A. H. Hardy, jlateof Low Moor), but ...
... unless the words A. H. Hardy Low Moor, near Bradford, are engraved on the Government Stamp. Sold by most respectable chemists and druggists in the kingdom in boxes at ls. lid and 2s. 3d. each. Sole proprietor, A. H. Hardy, Jr**~, Low Moor', but now ...
... A. Page, (Mirfleld). Knaresborough— Matthew Salt, Thomas Tretbewey. Harrogate— Bichard Hardy, who will change on one Sunday every six weeks with the ministers of tha Kuaresborough circuit. OUey—Thomas Dnnn, ; Alexander Puddlcombe; William Waterbouse, ...
... (Mirfield). e e Knaresbro'—Matthew Salt, Thos. Trethewey. Harrogate—Wichard Hardy, who will change on one Sanday in every six weeks with the ministers of the Knaresbro' circuit, Otley—Thomas Dunn, Alex. Puddicombe; Wm. Waterhouse, Wm. Sharpe, supernuineraries ...
... ? third lprize, Al, Thomas BarracloJirh. gardener to Mise Whi rntalier. eat i OPEN TO SEBOND CLASS.-SIX miscellaneous ?? clsp, er! value £2, Thomas Sinth, Bradford-road; 2nd de,, James Sykeu, e Almondbury, £1 10a.; *rd do., Thomas Pollard, Rastrick, £1 ...
... Birmingham. Grimley W. H., Birmingham, King Edward's S., Birmingham re Bath ?? Hale G., Bristol, Grammar S,, Bristol London ?? Hardy F. J., Camberwell, Collegiate S., Camberwell Bath ?? Barwood E., Almondsbury, Spring Hill Honse, Bouth ampton 1 Vs Bath . iarvood ...
... half-past six, by the Rev. J. Hargreaves, ly from Numbers xxiii. 23 At Kingston chapel, at seven in the morning, the Rev. ?? Hardy delivered a sermon from 1st Cor. xiii. 9; *nd and h alf-past ten, the Re.W. CatheW r. (Irish representative), from let These ...
... learners en moderate trs 534333 St.EWING MACHINES.-THOMAS v. FOX- PIT WEHLL--In consequence of the erroneous impression produced by SBI~ tireadvertinemente winch have been tossed by Mr. Foawell, Mr. Thomas Gazog' torses, Sheep, deems it necessary to caution ...
... TRAVELLER in the Tea and Coffee by MVrside. Address (sotling previous ground, ealary, Ice,) J. and H., ill, care) of Mrs. Hardy, Booksellenr, Huddersfield. 33 11534 - 1' WATD by the Advortleer, a SITUATION as TRAVELLER A It forainst-class Tea or Sagar ...
... an announcement that the Post Office Directory waa taken in there. I turned to the street, and to the number: — Amphlett, Thomas, stationer ; Barker, Miss, pianist. I closed the volume, and putting down twopence for the bitter-beer which had entitled ...
... receive onue-balf of the reinunera- tion whicle was paid to her for services rendered at any performance, &e. ; and that Mr. Thomas Newbound, the iather, Bhouild pay to Mlr. Spaek durinig the term £4 per annum, in respect of tbe instruction imparted. These ...
... pound on £150 and upwards, and ll|d. on £100 to £150, £13,912,795; and in 1857 the same poundage yielded £14,286,032. Mr. Thomas Fairbairn has issued an address, in which he announces his intention of contesting the borough of Manchester when a vacancy ...