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... affairs, and pass resolutions relating to the same, with the view of winding up his estate by liquidation or bankruptcy. Re Thomas Hardy Buzzard. —The debtor, at the time of filing his liquidation petition, was a pharmaceutical chemist, druggist, and oil and ...
... otber distinct breed. For the best cock and one hen. Ist. £1 10s, Mr. M. Leno; 2nd, £1, xMr. J. K. Fowler; 3rd, 10s, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Cioot House, Crowland. Thirteen entries. Class 22.âGeese. For the best gander and one goose, of any age or colour, lst ...
... BURTON and WILLOUGHBY, Daventry, Solicitors of the said Richard Howson Lamb. ' THOMAS TUNNICLIFF NORTON, deceased. ALL persons having any Claim or Demand upon tbe Estate of Mr. THOMAS TUNNICLIFF NORTON, late of YELVERTOFT, in the county of Northampton, Farmer ...
... June 30, at 100, Market-street, Northampton, Emma Hardy, aged 1 year. July 4, at Northampton, Mr. Robert Main, aged 64. June 4, at Northampton, Mr. William Rogers, aged 39. June 3, Northampton, Thomas Denton, aged 50. June 4, at Northampton, Louisa Ette ...
... Carter, 3rd William Knight. Twelve carrots, lst John Eaton, 2nd Job Church, 3rd T. Cave, extra Thomas Pateman. Ten turnips, lst William Knight, 2nd Thomas White, 3rd George Wickens. Twelve onions, lst Mardlin, 2nd Charles Adams. Basket of pot herbs, lst ...
... the offence, and was discharged from his service and ordered to pay 12s. costs. Shearshy.— Leonard Robinson charged George Hardy with stealing cherries, at Shearsby, on the Bth of July.—This was an adjourned case from the last Petty Sessions, neither plaintiff ...
... of Choice GREENHOUSE and HARDY PLANTS. . Pull particulars in Catalogues, to be had of the Auctioneer fays previous to Sale. BYFIELD, Northamptonshire. ELEVEN FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSES AND GARDEN GROUND, FOR SALE BY AUCTION, THOMAS EALES, At the Rose and ...
... stove or greenhouse plants in bloom, lst Rev. J. Thomas, 2nd Mr. Kobston. Four ornamental foliage plants, lst Mr. Thomeycroft, 2nd Rev. Thomas. Two ornamental foliage plants, lst Mr. Tnorneycraft, 2nd Mr. Thomas Dicks. Four coleus, lst Mr. G. Wyman, 2nd Dr ...
... Thorn, Messrs - Wood and Ingram and Messrs. £onal c ditto, i st ' 4 firsts 3rd Thomas Laxton, Esq. h Ja? _ Harloek 2nd Mr _ John Hou ardener t 0 Gerard «i« 1 . » Mr. Thomas Osborn, Mr John House Esq., Ketton. Calceolarias, nouse ferns, lst Messrs » Parker ...
... occupation of Mr. William Slade, of the Watts' Arms Inn, situated opposite to the entrance to tbe farm buildings belonging to Mr. Thomas Higgins, and abutting on Bunce's-lane, having yards frontage to the highway, with a depth of 50 yards, and being well situate ...
... years 19th June. Yellow fawn and white—well descended, of great merit, Guernseys': g yearsTime upDark yellow fawn Hardy and o y ear ..Time upYellow and white r well-grown, d years27th June. Dark yellow and fawn the best butter cows known ...
... that division of the county. Mr. Le Breton's judgment was against the claimants, amongst whom were Mr. Gathorne Hardy, M.P., and Mr. John Hardy, M.P. The Committee of the Ballot Society have adopted a resolution expressing satisfaction the tone of Mr. G ...