Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... All persons having to their possesriun any of the effects of the above nam*-d Thomas Hardy murt deliver them to the Trustee: and all debts due to tbo aliovenamed Thomas Hardy must paid the Trustee. Creditors who have nut proved their debts mast forward ...
... Matter of a Special Resolution fur Liquidation by arrangement of the affairs of THOMAS HARDY, W.iuduewton, In County Northampton, Farmer. The Creditors of the above named Thomas who nave not proved their debto are required, on before the twenty day of December ...
... Rev. J. Rates completed the service at the grave. The which was of bore on its plain brass rate, with the inscription, Thomas Hardy, of Clout House. Died February 18th, I/375. Aged 84 years. SPALDING. SPALDING PETTY SESSIONS -- EMPLOYMER. —John Wilmot ...
... and Brown, acting as the agents of E. B. Sherard, Esq.. solicitor, Oundle, tiled a petition in liquidation on behalf of Thomas Hardy, of Woodnewtoa, farmer, on the 6th instant. Debtor's liabilities are estimated at Mr. G. F. D. (aches regictered, on the ...
... on the ulk. William Cole, aged nvonths. the ult.. Wm. Clough, aged 77. who for years has been faithful servant to Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Mouse. Crowlaivd. At Deeping St. James, on the 12« h tilt. Mary Ann grarvddaughler Mr. Wm. Tect; and the 10th. Robert ...
... William Edwards, Esq,, the Crescent, Peterborough, his OTlh year. the Ist insL. Frank Laurance, the belored fluid John Thomas and Mary Hardy, aged yean. the 2iUh November, suddenly, Cottage. Lees. Man.hcstcr. Mary Ann. wife of Mr. Isaac Hook, late of lambs ...
... water of Nene east, a road leading to the Alderlands west, the estate of Mrs. Eldred north, and the estate of Mr. Win. Jackson Hardy south, occupied by Win. Christmas, John Wilson, Reed, and Paidley. And Four Acres of LAND, in the Alderlands, adjoining the ...
... water of Nene east, a road leading to the Aldcrlands west, the estate of Mrs. Eldred north, anti the estate of Mr. Jackson Hardy south, occupied e by Wm. Christmas, John Wilson, , and Palley; awl Four Acres of LAND in the Alderlands, adjoining the estate ...
... ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. —ln consequence of the resignation of Mr. Butler-Johnstone, Mr. Alfred Hardy, second son of the Secretary for War, has been adopted as the Conservative candidate for the vacant seat in the representation of Canterbury. He addressed ...
... that morning, and that it dropped out of his hat when he was at work. lie also said that the dagger fell out of Hardy's pocket that morning. Hardy said that he found the dagger up the chimney in the kitchen, and was going to clean The amount of the property ...
... SOOKSELLERS E OW 'A KM, BRAZIER, IRON & TIN-PLATE WORKER, R. HARDY, 27, Priestgate. CLASSICAL & COMMERCIAL SCHOOLS Mr. GLECN, of King's College, Priestgate. CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS, &c. Thomas BRATIISSY a SoN, old Sox, Chapel-Aix-et. F. None and So's, Cowgate ...
... LuoUon. Charles, son of Mr. 0. Palmer, of l\UrU>rouib, to Miss Jane Ukkcrtou, of the fanner Yorkshire, tbs December, Robert Thomas Sewell, Peterborough, to Ml« Mary Eliott, of mbs worth. At 8. John's Church, Pcterboro', tho ull..(by Ui . Rev. 11. H. hyera ...