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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. ...
... 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 ...
... lamented.*l4th inst., aged 13, Wilhelmina, daughter of Thomas Jobling, Esq.*lsth inst., aged 9, Robert Nicholas, son of Mr. Thomas Redpath, drayman.*l9th inst, aged 2, Thomas, youngest son of Mr. Thomas Richard Oliver, oooper. At the County Asylum, Cottingwood ...
... either side—the principle adopted in that particular street. Upon these conditions the defendant took the house from Mr. Thomas Hardy. In January, the December rent had not been paid, and the plaintiffs being unable to obtain it they distrained. The defendant ...
... monument, lies William Blake, the eccentric painter and poet; Ritson, the antiquary, sleeps there in an unmarked grave Thomas Hardy and Home Took rest from their troubled labours for reform under monument which celebrates their sacrifices, and Stodhart ...
... rates were signed for the several parishes and townships.—Thomas Wilson, labourer, Spittal, was charged with trespassing in pursuit game in the township of Scremerston, en the 23rd of May. Thomas Hardy, shepherd, Scremerston, examined, said he saw the defendant ...
... ‘Witness again saw him on the Thurs- ansault, committed on three young men, named Thomas day, and in answer to question, he said the weund was Henry Ingo, George Ingo; an ‘Thomas Hardy. in West looking “bonny,” or something to that effect. He had Street, about ...
... TOWER,.ont the 27th nlt., Mrs Thomas Bamesy,.of a son. At MORPETH, at Howard. Terrace, on the 2nd inst., the wife of Mr John W. Anderson, Cottingwood, of a daughter. At BELFORD, at Nurser Lane on the 26th ult., Mrs Thomas Young, gardener, of a son. At ...
... Douglas ; 2nd, Thomas Bickerton. Best gill of gooseberries, Thomas Elliot; 2nd, Thomas Weddle. Best 2 cauliflowers, Thomas Weddle 2nd, Thos. Bell. Best 2 early cabbages, M. Hindmarsh; 2nd, Joseph Forster. Best 2 winter cabbages, Thomas ...
... and in telling the Premier that, Dr. Macleod only echoed words uttered more than eighty years ago by the celebrated Dr. Thomas Hardy. But though the Doctor has learned Ids lesson late, better late than never. Was it humility or sarcasm which prompted Mr ...
... Paramatta Cloths, Grenadines, Ac.,Ac. Funerals oompletoly and ecoßomieaUy famished. 1859 WANTED, the PRESENT ADDRESS of THOMAS HARDY, dealer in worsted, hosiery, Ac., who left a few days ago. Anyone giving the requisite information will rewarded.—Address ...
... the fatal blow to the man who shot Lord Nelson, and this fact was shortly after the action confirmed by his captain, Sir Thomas Hardy, wie gent for him into the and in ine presence e officers congratulated upon avenged the death of their immortal chief ...