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... I bat the fohowing persons bn nominated the Local Hoard Messrs. Henry Tbonus dark, Hichard Hardy, John C. Padman. William Hon Its, saw., Robert Marshall, Thomas Dolby, George Pawaen, Thomaa Annan Orimatooe, Joaaph'Swalaa.* Other persoos ware nominated ...
... Fancy Woollen Manufacturer. — Address P. 25, Messrs. Hardy and Coates, stationers, Hudders- field. A GENTLEMAN with £2,500 wishes for a PARTNERSHIP in a safe Business. — Address X. X., care of Hardy and Coates, stationers, Hudders- field. WANTED, in a ...
... —that was her maxim,” L “And a precious good maxim too, ma'am, if so be as you always keeps to it,” pithily remarked Mrs. Thomas, as she flounced up stairs, This last was the unkindest cut of all, as the hl{‘lll!y knew very well that Mrs, Thomson koew ...
... be adopted for the said Parish of Huntington. Dated this 31st day of December, 1862. JOHN MOISER, Churchwardens of the said THOMAS TAYLOR, Parish* Summoning Officers. Huntington, near York. LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1858. compliance with a Requisition, duly ...
... particuinre s-ill be advertised previous to the Sale. Applicatiosn to a-oleer, or for further information to be made to Mr. John Thomas Roiling, en the leressises, to Mr. John Greaves, Laud Surveyor, Peniotone, or at the offices of Messrs. Dransfeial and Son ...
... to send in to Thomas Neatby. of Masbrough aforesaid, Bookkeeper, the only aoting k xecutor under the WUI of the said Joseph Rodokbs, at the Office of me, the undersigned William Henry Risimo, of Botherham, Solicitor for the said Thomas Nkatby, suoh said ...
... OUR 3)d ajd nM 8 lld 4s “I I the ®- 8 he balance books ready effectual d yard width free Silks for Erettihg aud new' A T-H THOMAS C IRONMONGER BELL CORN& WORKER Ao V large Hair Flock Forks Machiq Cwffee Pans Tin B(Blbxbn' Joiners’ Tools Ac of which good ...
... exatminationa. ?? i the cot 13t11- lWedtcieyl, JTertary 2'Twenty-firet. F 26903 pitranit eugry- TETHER-IIALL, Donctaster -Mr. GRO. HARDY hil 61 1 lege to infornl ]itsa friends end the ptiblit!. that the Duties ef his Pros] hehehol will he Remumed en 11ontiey, ...
... The proceedings terminated w« a complimentary dinner at the Angel Inn j Garotte Robbery.—At the Borough Court, on Monday, Thomas Carney, an impudent-looking Irishm» was charged by Inspector Campbell with having Deen * principal-in assaulting, garotting ...
... the ditfu-don of mining knowledge through the kingdom, or the cosily institution of Government inspection, if such idiotic hardiness and wicked recklessness of life are still possible ? Let any one read the protest of the dissentient juryman, Mr. E. Parker ...
... Sikoular Pretence of Felony.— Thomas Normauton appealed in answer to au information which alleged that ou ihe 9th of December, at Dalton, a certain ham, the property of William Johnson, was stolen, aud he had cause ?? that he (Thomas Normautou) did feloniously ...
... 1862. Witnesses, ISAAC MOSS. Wii__am Waj_c. THOMAS MYERS. John Chambkbs. THE LATE FIRM of MOSS and MYERS, HIGH STREET, SHEFFIELD, Having been Dissolved in consequence of Mr. Moss's retirement from business. THOMAS MYKRS Is now SELLING OFF, st a GREAT REDUCTION ...