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... the chapel was soon crowvded in every part. At the call of the newly-elected president, the Revs. F. A. \Vest, ?? Arthur, Thomas Hardy, and Dir. Walidy engaged in prayer. At the close ot this service, the Conference ad- journed for twenty ?? re-assembling ...
... about g midnhght, In the game preserves of Mr. Sherwin, at Bramoote, and commenced beating for game. Their I names were Thomas Hardy, Henry Martin, John Hallam, John Harrison, and Samuel Petter. They were observed by two of Mr. Sherwin's keepers- Edward ...
... oseph Hardy, Thomas Woods, and Chapman, KiDgston-upon-Hull. oil refiners; so far as regard 3 Joseph Hardy— John Rowland Durke aud Tom Clark Bea.cß» South John-street. Liverpool, tailors George Usher Brenchley* Thomas Banyard Dowsing, and ...
... Wood. —Dated this twenty-sixth day of April, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-five. JOHN WOOD. JOHN BOOTH. Witness: Thomas W. Hardy, clerk with P. and J. Watson, Solicitors, Bury. T~HE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1861.—1n the County Court Lancashire, holden at Bury ...
... Usiephy. . 0 or J Poole &Co for Valparaiso 1 NEjest,:e 120 Tregarthen, J Glynn for Naesau for aters( yO2 Willi.suis, \V Thomas 0 Hardy 23 C.,ttiA-,.1 for Barbados Miuy Garland 2.27 James, J Glynn our Janeiro • s S: p u h ri a d n s: 3 in ls ira s i c it ...
... Gilchrist & Co Gipsey King Munn, R Gilchrist & Co Gipsey 211 Hamilton, 1: I'lilchrist & Co Jenny Jones 111 Pugh, W Thomas I.ouisa 61 Hardy, NI & Co Ltely Ellen 34 Boyle, strong, Reid & Co l,atona 76 Kirkwisal, Carron Co ~. (1 ~. 0 Minx Jenkins, .T Glynn ...
... Stot Memel n Kedron 373 He itt, Strong &Co wl l.ykens Haab 104 Froert, J. C. Hansea 0 Lord MostFn 46 Richards, W. Thomas Louisa 61 Hardy, Marwood & C o 0 Marsala 152 Ramie, Woodhouse &Co s 3 Maria 158 Moller, A. Duranty Minerva 260 Keating, Hatton ...
... Friday, the following gentlemen were introduced by the Home Secretary and knighted by the Queen :—Mr. William Tite, Mr. Thomas Duffus Hardy, Mr. James Meek, Mr. Peter Coats, Mr. Joseph Heron, and Mr. Richard Hansom (late chief justice of the Supreme Court ...
... D. Hazlett. 2 and 3 Halliwell Naylor Window plants, 1 and 2 James Whlttara. Fuchsias, 1 Halliwell Naylor. 2 Thomas Crowley, 3 Thomas Kay. Hardy herbaceous plants, 1,3, and 4 D. Bazlett, 2 B Pickstone. Strawberries. 1 to 5 Edward Last Raspberries, 1 to ...
... and the young officer may be said to have commenced his professional life with hard and active service. It was under Sir Thomas Hardy and on the West Indian station that he first distinguished himself, and well earned the promotion to which he rapidly attained ...
... by one of the attendants at the ottom of the bath, in about 4 feet depth of water. He was instantly taken out, and Mr. Thomas, of Hardy- street, and Mr. Kelly, of Great Geo'rge-etreet, surgeons, were sent for, but on their arrival at the place they pronounced ...
... Lancashire, April L ,_. EVANS Thomas, watchmaker, High-street, Bangor, Carnarvonshire. March 25. „ _ „. FINCH Edward, engineer, Chepstow, Monmouthshire, Marcfl m. GAY Letitia, dressmaker, Fordingbridge, Hant3, April 2. HARDY George, dealer trotters. ...