... UNDER DISTRAINTB FOR RENT. MR. THOMAS HARDY will sell by Auction, at his Sale and Yard, Maryland Point, Stratford, (opposite SavilPs Brewery), on Saturday, 14th Muy, at one o'clock, capital shower and hip bath, three light-cut lustre-chandelier, about ...

... COUrie of penny readings to be held do: the winter months took place in the Glosslroond School on Friday evening. The Rev. Thomas Hardy of Foylts, presided ; and the readers were Messrs Macdonald, Simpson, and Macleod of Trinity College. The proce e dings ...

... premises, with the yards, gardens, piggeries, and other appurtenances thereto belonging. now in the respective occupations of Thomas Hardy, James Timperley and his under tenant. To view the premises apply to the tenants, and for fur- ! ther particulars to the ...

... Ist instant, at the Cathedral, Manchester, Mr. John Wild, of Manchester, bnt late of Mellor, Anne, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Marple, but formerly of Manchester. On the Ist instant, at the Parish Ohnrch, Chapelen-le-frith, by the Rev. W. H. ...

... were also elected to supply vacancies in the management : Messrs. John B. Locker, George Charlesworth, Robert Plant, and Thomas Hardy Middleton. cordial vote of thanks was awarded to the Chairman far his conduct in the chair. The Rev. Phillip Davison Bland ...

... Rev, Samuel Hoot, curate, John, second son Wm. Bryhsm Esq. J.P., Ince Hall, Wigan, Margaret, second daughter of the late Thomas Hardy, of Wigan On the 13th inst. at Low House Chapel, St. Helens, the R«v. W. Gotham. Mr. A. Dennett Agues, only daughter of ...

... Coroner Heath, at the house of Mr. Robert Adcock, the Pheasant Inn, Leemingstreet, Mansfield, on the body of a man named Thomas Hardy, quarry man, who was found dead in bed the same morning about two o'clock. From the evidence of his wife and a quarryman ...

... hundred pages, wherever he pleases, I am willing to subject them to a formal examination by two experts, to be chosen—if Sir Thomas Hardy will kindly undertake it—by the Deputy Keeper of the Pubhc Records. They shall tnrongh my references line for line. They ...

... pages, wherever he pleases, I am willing to subject them to a f orma l examination by two experts, to be chosen—if Sir Thomas Hardy will kindly undertake it—by the Depqy Keeper of the Public Records. They shall go through my references line for line. ...

... Green Dragon, Uueen’e rcad Wear. Chelsea, Arthur Brook to James Franklin. Rising Bun, Lombardtlraet, liecry William Pew Thomas Hardy. Kensington.— Msecne’ Arms, Kenss* groin, Maria Charlton, rdministrstrz c» Williem Charlton, the lata occupier. White Hast ...

... Bennett, of Tuxford, on Thursday, and stealing therefrom £5 in gold, was remanded till Tuesday. Caution to Publicans.— Thomas Hardy was summoned for selling drink during prohibited hours, on Sunday, in his house, the Normanton Inn, Clumber Park.—Poli ...

... been drunk sad riotous at Ilkeston, and, being old offender, fined sad costa Damaoil— John Brainier, Wi.liam Brsmlev, sad Thomas Hardy, were charged George Booth with breaking three panes of glass, at Ukceton, on 27th December.—Defendants denied the charge ...