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... William Smith, J. W. Walton Thomes Wood.* Geometry.—Thomas M. B ar k e r,* James Eden, R. H. Hall,* John Thompson, James Manrow, William Parker, Thomas Robinson,* William Wilkinson. Model.—Thomas Robinson, William Wilkinson.* The prizes and certificates ...
... . North-West Ward—Wm. Hardy and William H. Benington. South-East Ward—Geo. Beuington and Matthew B. Dodds. South-West Ward—Richard Hind and Thomas James Thomson. -- Minnttsßnouon. North-East Ward Amos Hinton, grocer, and Thomas Ray, gentleman. Middle ...
... Hamby Robson, William Smith, J. W. Wal- ton, Thomas Wood. Geometry.-Thomas M. Barker,* James Eden, E. H. Hall,* John Thomp- son, James Manrow, William Parker, Thomas iobinson, William Wilkinson. Model.-Thomas Robinson, William Wilkinson.* The prizes and ...
... precisely, MR THOMAS THOMPSON, AUCTIONEER. LOT 1. ALL that MESSUAGE or and SHOP, being No. 7, in Dover-street, West Hartlepool, containing Large Cellar, Shop, Kitchen and Pantry, and Four excellent Bedrooms, and now in the occupation of Mr Thomas Pinkney, ...
... and Two Bedrooms above, and new in the occupation of Mr Thomas Fenwick, Tailor ' at the yearly Rent of £lO 10s. For farther particulars apply to the AUCTIONEER, West Hartlepool; Mr GEORGE HARDY, No. 9, Carlisle-place, West Hartlepool; or to Mr RALPH BELL ...
... - The Survevor replied that he was pushing the work forward as h,z as ppuiblo. MR. HARDY'S APPEAL. The Crenx asked for an order to defend in the appeal case by Mr. Hardy. Councillor Farquaarsox asked if it was necessarv to go to court. - The CuHamrMaN ...
... of Hutton Conyers, near Ripon, innkeeper, to Elizabeth, relict of Mr. Thomas Daniel, of Ripon. HODOSON—RYDRR.—Jan. 17, at Hinderwell Parish Church, by the Rev. H. M. Simms, Mr. Thomas Hodgson, butcher, Staithes, to Isabella, daughter of Mr. W. Ryder, draper ...
... —Burdett Brown and Wm. Swales were charged by Thomas Dack, of Skinuingrove, miner, for assanlting him at the township of Brotton, on Satarday, the 7th inst.— Fined 2L., and costs 11. 6s. AssauLt AT SkeLtoN.—Thomas Stanway, of Skelton, miner, was charged by ...
... and Henry Webster. Blackburn, Bradford, accountant, have been appointed trustees of the property of Thomas Vaughan and George Neesham. George Hardy, Cornforth-lane, Durham, grocer and Provision dealer, and boot and shoemaker. George Hudson, Stockton ...
... to Mr Theodore Pry, Wot.dburn ; Thomas Suflield, gardener to Mr A. Kltching, Elm Field; 3rd, E. Lazenby. gardener to Mrs Gurney Pease, Woodside; 4th, N. Black, 'gardener to the Mines Pane, Southend. Twelve Alpine or hardy photo or bulbs in Bower-Ist, R ...
... Gallon. LATIN EXERCISES.--T. F. Armstrong, F. Corner. GERMAN GRAMMAR.—G, M. P27Mah, W. J. Hardy. GERMAN TRANSLATION.—C. E. Smith, W. J. Hardy. GERMAN EXERCISES.—W. J. Hardy and C. E. Smith (equal), G. M. Pyman. Re-Union on MONDAY, August. Payments to be made ...
... almost succeeded in accomplish- iug. Robert H~ardy, shipwright, of 11, Fairless- street, Newcastle, has been a felow-worknman and intimate acquaintance of Doubleday for five years. The latter often complained to Hardy about his wife's conduct. He accused her ...