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... Peniston, Yorkshire, contractors, Jan. 5, at the Sheffield Bankruptcy Court. Thomas Day Hyall, Millborne-port, Somersetohire, fell- monger, Dec. 28. at the Bristol Bankruptcy Court. Thomas Smithi Stroud, Gloucestershlre, railway station- master, Dec. Q8, at the ...
... LAMBS, and 2 excellent CALVl~d, purchased of the following celebrated Grazders- 8 superior Short-horned Beasts, graced by Thomas Hardy, Req.. Norton. 8 prlme real Devon Oxen, grazed by WIlIIam Itowsell, XfE9., Wellin~gtOr. 5 very coioce Cross-bred Oxen, ...
... eldest daughter of Mr. Stephens, of Banwell, Somerset. February 16, at Trinity church, Bristol, by the Rev. David X Cooper, Thomas Hardy, Esq., of Long Eaton, near Derby, In- Spector of Police to Midland Railway Company to Elizabeth, youngest daughter of James ...
... . 1,Charles Muihtus . Chew Magna . Gentleman, a Thomas Dowling . Chew Magna . Surgeon.I Michael Marshall . Chew Magna . Gentleman. P. B. Coates . ..Stantion, Drew ..Gentleman, Norton Hawk- .Thomas Hardy.. ,fieldk a tytblg Famr 'ia CbceW Msagna, George ...
... fed by Charles ,owsll sq. Walington. Four 'choice SHORTHORNS, fed by John Brito ble, Six superior-quality HEIFERS, fed by Thomas Hardy, Esq., 'Norton. Four superior-quality HEIFERS, fed by W. Upton, Esq., Charlton. Two Euperior-quality HEIFERS, fed by Peter ...
... illiam Edwards, French polisher, of Pontzpool, aud Henry Hardy, clock maker, of Ptim's-court, H{arrow-plain, were apprehended by P.S. Harris and P.C. Pitiman at their respective residences. Whilst Hardy was on his way to the St. Philip's potice.station he ...
... St. Jude's, Bristol, said that she a kneiwv dwards and Hardy. On the limb ult. Hardy brought her a skirt and a pair of boots. The boots now produced by n IP.C, Plitman were the pair he brought, Hardy made her a I 3present of them. Witness lived with Edwards ...
... William Wilkinson Falis, North John-streer, Liverpool. wine merchants. - Thomas Mellard Reade and Joshua Hewitt, Liverpcol, manufactrers of Nvater-closets,-Willifim Kennady Halbert and Thomas Edward Rullidge, Mark-lane, London, ?? Holmes and Henry Holmes, Birming- ...
... Ensign, vice Hardy, reigned.-2nd I Militia.-1r. N. C. D'Arcy, Gent, to be Lieutenant, vice Jiliard, promoted. GLAReoaRAceslIRaE.-7th ILV.i..-C. t Boffe, Gent., to be Ensign, vice Daniels, resigned; J. Morgan, Gent., to be En- sign, vice Thomas, deceased ...
... Bankruptcy Court. Frederick Thomas Cowley, Lower Thamea-atrect, London, mserclhant, Alaileh 15, at the bsame place. Daniel (Cot lell, Spitaltield, London, maiufactarlngchenlst, alarch 15, at the same place. Thomas Abell and Itiohard Thomas Smith, Battersea, coal ...
... same place. Henry Day, Stoke-upon-Trent, grocer, July 20, at the same place. Thomas Butler, Alexton Rectory, Leicestershire, clerk in holy orders, July 20. at the same place. Thomas William Sid, silk throwster, July 26,.at the Notting- ham Bankruptcy Court ...
... -Rev. G. W. Braikenridge; writing, John Slocombe Nilton, Chew Macna, Ss.-dicto; Scripture history, Thomas Ford, Compton IBsndo, ti-ditto;* catechism, Thomas Nioholls, Bris- lington, Se-ditto. After the proceedings in the National school the company dined ...