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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. ...
... Mr. William Smith, jun., Easington Lane. Mr. Charles Smith, Easington Lane. Mr, John Reed, Easington Lane. Mr. Thomas Hardy, Coal Bank, Moorsley. Mr. William Bellerby, High Moorsley. Mr. Robert Magee, Hetton-le-Hole. Mr. James Stark, llutcou-10-llole ...
... 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, ...
... was badly cut over the eye. Mr. E. Mason, Richmond, currier, received a severe blow on the left eye, and was stunned. Thomas Hardy, the enginedriver of the passenger train, was much shaken and bruised about the legs. The cause of the accident seems ...
... was badly cut over tbe eye. Mr. E. Mason, of Richmond, currier received a severe blow on the left eye, and was stunned. Thomas Hardy, the driver of the er train, was much shaken and bruised about the legs. The cause of the accident seems attributable to ...
... M&tild?, widow of the late Mr. John Mawer. • At Bideford, North Devon, on the Sth inst., aged Hai* riet, widow of the late Thomas Hardy, of Birksj,ate, in the West Riding of the coußty of York, Esq. At Peckham, S.E., on the 10th inst., aged 53, Maria Sarah ...
... 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 ...
... FISHINO ACT AT Durham. —At the Durham Police Court, on Monday last, bef >re the Mayor (J. H. Forster, Esq.) and Aid. Robson, Thomas Hardy, of Gilesgate, was charged with illegally using a net, for the purpose of taking salmon, the river Wear. Defendant, along ...
... A CRUEL bTLPEATHER. Thomas Saver.*, cutler, Pitt Street, was charged with cruelly ill-treating Henry Thomas Hardy, his steqison, boy six year* of age. Several tviuncn living the neighbourhood deposed to the metciless lieatings that Sayers hud inflicted ...
... 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 ...
... solicitor, and seconded by Clarke, cumer. Edmund Potter (Liberal) was proposed Mr Major Ferguson, of Marten, and seconded Mr Thomas Hardy, a working man. Sir ilfnd Lawson, Bart., the other Liberal cand dite, was proposed by Mr W. Sutton, Scotby, sec by Mr Tiffin ...