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... stables, and Out-buildings, and 2 Acres of Graas Land. The whole are recent erection and in good repair.—Apply Mr. Joseph Hardy (the owner), Goxhill, Lincolnshire ; or Messrs. Guy and Cross, solicitors. Barton on-Huinber. Possession on the April next ...
... C'orbiestanes,' by Mrs. Oar- nett. Goord Wa-ordq, also with the opening ehapters of two new novels,tho I'runmpet IMajo-, by Thomas Hardy; and Sarah (le Berenger, by Teen Ingel ow. Some of the illus- i trations are of superior quality, a great advance upon ...
... Sherborne- lane Onstle and Lamb, 133, Salisbury-squßre, Fleet-street Olarke, Son, and Piatt. 85. Graceohureh-street Oolxnan, Thomas, 161. Strand Orossley, O. R., and Co.. 38. Poultry. Bank, Davies and Co., 1, Finoh-lane. Oornhill Dawson and Sons, 121, C ...
... CLUB of this dab their dinner on Christmas Eve dinner the chair taken by Mr Thomas Davis Mr Councillor Robinson attended obliged to leave early recitation given Mr Jarman Thomas Mather carol one of his composition in amusing style called Bridget Prince ...
... have good charactcr for honesty and industry. -Apply tho Proprietor. AN experienced Milliner and Saleswoman.—Apply E, and A. Hardy, drapers and milliners, Burton-on-Trcnt. Milliliter and MauUe-maker a small country trade, who can serve at counter. State ...
... Annie Maria Cunnington. At St Luke's, Wellingboro', on the 25th ult, Charles Brown, Elizabeth Burton; Thomas William Coles, to Louisa Allen ; Thomas Alfred Jeffs, to Elizabeth Westley; James Church, Elizabeth Luck; Harry Karl, to Klizabeth Plummer; Samuel ...
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... foreman, on the body of Thomas James Dyke, of Pile-court, who was drowned in the harbour on Christmas Day whilst out in a canoe looking for ceipples. —The body having been viewed at the Fish Shambles, the first witness called was Thomas Ballard, gardener ...
... Hon.C. F. Lm-ht::hn. Captain Evavs, K.N., C.B, (H rapher to the | Adwiralty), Admiral l’h:lhmora,’::x(w Palmer, Adwmiral al'Hardy, Admiral Ward, and Mr, Richard i Lewis. The winutes of tie previous weeting baving | been read, the than's of the wnstitution ...
... Sanderson, G. R. Toogood, Alex. Holmes, Carter Brothers, Wm. Gill, Wm. Hall, Jas. Robinson, Joseph Smith and Co., Thomas Appleby, Wm. Clarke, Wm. Hardy, James Knowles, and three Poor Law officials. THE HAETLEPOOLS The advent of the new year was marked by the ...
... bee-Knight Templar, 1023, - Young & Christi's Valencia-Ailsa (a), 409. -, Taylor & Co Volo-Zenobia, 177, Rees. Rowlands & Thomas LOADING AT DUBLIN PORT. TNSSZL. TOWS. CAPTAIN. New York—Flash Light, 569, Card. G Bell New York—Sultana, 812, Mosher. Bell ...
... Chequer lun, , Bougav. on the .list uh.. More H. E. (Jarred. Esq.. Coroner, upon the body of Mary Stone, agud 7H y«»T*. the wife Thomas Stone, fanner, at the Bath House. Ihtchiiiffham, who was found drowned the over between ten and eleven o’clock on Tuesday ...