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... Old Kent-road, grocer William Wright Lucking, Orchard-street, auctioneer John Harvey, Stoke Newington, dealer in horses Thomas Hardy, Belvedere-wharf, Lamb eth, slate enameller John Yonge, Strand, attorney William Henrick, Aldershot, military tailor Joseph ...
... Birmingham. Thomas Hardy man Gardner, Haadsworth, jeweller, Nov. 24, at Birmingham. Thomas Sutton, Wolverhampton, licensed victualler, Nov. 17, at Wolverhampton. Horatio Wareham, Stoke-on-Trent, licensed victualler, Nov. 20, at Stoke-on-Trent. Thomas Hall, ...
... Joseph Nicholson, at Blackhill. LOT 3.—A1l those SEVEN COTTAGES, at Berry Edge, now or lately in the Occupation of Mr. Thomas Hardy, and his Sub-Tenants. Further Particulars can be had of Mr. HUNTER, Solicitor, Gateshead; or of the Bridge End or Rege ...
... the defendant of each ettence in penally of 2os WAR! lIISO FOB OA.MK AT SUTTON HON NOTON. Henry Hands, Joseph Hard* and Thomas Hardy, were charged with trespassing in pursuit of game on land at Sutton Bonington, in th* occupation John Wilkinson, on the ...
... 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 ...
... candidates were as follows Messrs Edward Abraham. William L. Walkinsen, C. Bunridge, Sidiman, R. Cole, 11. Pope,Thomas Grigg,J Kickan,Thomas, Francis, Hewitt, and William Jones. The Rev J. H. James then addressed the congregation, ami said it was devout ...
... 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 ...
... younrjest daughter of Mr Fronds Brif tan, this ci'tv. At Trinity Church, Bristol, on the lGth inst., the Rev. David Cooper, Thomas Hardy, Esq., of Long Eaton, near Derby, inspector of police Midland Railway Company, to Elizabeth, youngest daughter of James ...
... bleped, will lead to the irprObeaden W Wrier A rrnar Noreutortaw.—At the Shire Nottingham, on Saturday act, live man, Named Thomas Hardy, John Hallam, John Drayoott, Potter, sad Wm. Hallam. were charged before the county magistrates with being found on the ...
... surviving daughter of James W. Robinson' Esq., of Leamington. MILLARâHARDY.âOn the 2nd inst., at St. Philip's Church, Birmingham, Mr James Millar, Sarah fame daughter Mr Thomas Hardy, We ...