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... WANTED, the PRESENT ADDRESS of THOMAS HARDY, dealer in worsted, hosiery, Ac., who left Consett few days ago. Anyone giving the renaisite information will be rewarded.—Address 8., Bor W, Office of this Paper. ...
... in Sunderland that Mr. Thomas Hardy, who acted managing clerk in that town for Messrs. Hippolyte Worms, and Co., merchants, Newcastle, had absconded, and that extensive deficiency had been discovered in his accounts. Mr. Hardy was so highly esteemed, ...
... 22nd ln%t., aged months, Lily, the beloved child Mr John W and Anne Atkinson. ff>. High Friar Street, 2-. ! Inst . 58. Mr Thomas Hardy 104, sue. I. Inst., aged 45, mach and deservedly resijectcd. Mr Henry Howe, for many years superintendent of police of ...
... CHARGE SHEEP-STEALING. Thomas Hardy, the younger (29), labourer, was charged with stealing twelve sheep, the properly of Edward Nicholson, at Wolainghara, on the 2.’ml March* lost. The Hon. A. Liddell prosecuted; and Mr. Davison defended the prisoner ...
... Broughton and Paramatta Cloths, Grenadine*. Ac., Ac. Funeral* completely economically famished. WANTED, the PRESENT ADDRESS of THOMAS HARDY, dealer in worsted, hosiery, Ac., who left Consett few days ago. Anyone giving the requisite information will l>e rewarded ...
... steward. North ; Antony Ansen, J. F. Barton, Peter Boyd, Peter Anderson. Peter Lansgan, and Earnest Hodge,seaman, John Thomas Hardy and J. D. Spence, apprentices, North The crew have lost the greater portion of their cK’tbca. The Ivy Green was the property ...
... e-Spring; ■J wclutl Hopper, Hetton; Mr. Thomas Hardy, ''■Saton-1,. Spring- Mjt. William Robinson; Mr. Green, J lll . ® Meadows; Mr. John Robson, of Easingtoo Lane; ;• ‘anics lieetL of Lyons Colliery; Mr. Thomas Mr. Lowden, Hetton; Mr. Crow, Snnder• Mr ...
... GATESHEAD BOROUGH POLICE.— Friday. (Before James Hewitt, Esq., sod Aid. Pbockteb.) OBSTRUCTUTO THE FOOTPATH. John Bennett and Thomas Hardy, two labonrew, were severally charged with obstructing the footpath in Bridge Street. The Sopenntendent of Police «»id ...
... either side—the principle adopted in that particular street. Upon these conditions the defendant took the house from Mr. Thomas Hardy. In January, the December rent had not been paid, and the plaintiffs being unable to obtain it they distrained. The defendant ...
... use of the )M>Uce, out tu exc-.-ed 30s. tacb ; also, that Joseph Willis, Wm. Pearce, John Black- Jock, Robert Hardy, John Bugloa, and Thomas Hardy be appointed police constables. Mr. Aid. Thompson moved tbc adoption of tho report. Mi. Aid. Williams thought ...
... Alderman Casduhh, W. Dixon, Esq., Alderman Harh.iv, Alderman Atuxos, and jAiiti Lainu, Esq.) THE CASE ALLEGED gIIBRZLEHENT. Thomas Hardy, who was admitted boil last week, appeared to answer charge preferred against him ly Arthur Pring, -of emheraling the monies ...
... of Mr. Hardy. Nearly 2CO availed themselves of the generosity of their masters. After tea, Mr. Edwaid Richardson, managing partner of the company, took the chair. There also on the platform. Dr. Brown. J. P. Dalton, Thomas Nixon, Thomas Hardy, John Hogarth ...