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... EO LAST GAZETTE. BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1833. | Edward Winks, College street, Thomas Clark, James Edwin Clarke, and William Dunt trading as Hadley aad Co., Heath irom John tindson, 27, FIRST MEETINGS AND DATES OF PURLIC EXAMINATION. dealer . first meeting, street ...
... BUILDING MATERIALS & FITTINGS, PORTLAND CEMENT, Plaster Fans, Lias Lime, Urge or small quantities, best quality, at lowest price—Thomas Fumiss, Exchange street, ShefnekL PLASTEHEfb—PLASTERERS* HAlR,good and dry, 13s. per cwt—lhomas Furnisa, Cement and Plaster ...
... street, Shedfeld, trading in co Bush Hardy, 50, Gower street, London, and formerly of She field and Bent, 29. New road, Barnsley, butcher. Wm. Mellor, 32, Kirkgate, Wakefield, and boot Henry Benaiah Hoe and Thomas Alfred Hoe, of 3 and 6, Middle cee Tee ...
... who said he wae a cook, but waa described im the calendar as a brass-chaser, was sent to two robbing the dence of Mr. Joseph Hardy Pickford, Oxley and Coward, soliciters, Rotherham. — David Carter, 20, labourer, sentenced to 12 staling a colt aad a ‘lly ...
... Bown (Somerentes) and Hardy (Codnor) addressed a ing of their constituents on Saturday evening in the Ironville Schools, was taken b The chair Geo, Graves ( y Mr. H. Smith (Langley > Rev. Baxter (Codnor) ed, that Messrs. Bown and Hardy were fit and distnct ...
... &, at the W. Kekington, by the Rev. Goorge Mather, “7 uncle of the bride, by the Rev. 8. Vi Chesterfield, the Ker. William Hardy the late George Wells, of E Sunderland, to Mary Elizabeth, second 8, at SG H. A. Favell, M. rw G E * by the Ret won of the ...
... OIL PAINTINGS, by I. S. Noble, B. W. Leader, A.R.A., J. W. Oakes. A.R.A., W. Oliver, R. Hillingford, T. 15. Hardy, R.5.8.A., E‘lis, James Hardy, Laslett J. Pott. H. Hdiuick, and others. DIVISION AND CARVER STREETS, SHEFFIELD. rjIHE LONDON COAL TAX. A GREAT ...
... jem Cowey, Jobn Wadsworth, Alfred Hawkins, and William ‘arrott ; ests, E. Edwards, A. Stan’ Benjamin Dean, James Clayton, Thomas Be« owen, Jos. “a Barnes, Wm. Buckley, all hes 3 ire by re Pollitt, hoon, Jon Hoyle, Tinker, ye Woods, E. Briscoe, her, A ...
... —PLASTERERS’ HAlli goon and dr;. i. per cwt-—Thomas and Piaster Meichani, street, Sheflield. BUILDERS.—DOOBB, Windows, Stairs, Cupbaards, ■ sei-vatoriea, Plinths, and Moulditigs. Estimates given.— Hardy's Steam Joinery Works,Spnug street, Cerporwtiau ...
... livelihood, Open to considerable extension.—. BUILDLNGS. , A Large SAL SHOPS, with —J. P. Sharman, 4 Millinery and tine w. Hardy it Tha, Went street LET, off High with ss hold four of one or two good Dwelling- low.—Apply 170, Newhall road, Atter- ICTORIA ...
... TOWN HALL. „ SILK A N ' h^'SLAtID fr.snT, v • street, sod »^ th having stolen bundle Atterci-fj. , dkerchiefs from the shop Thomas ta- w'd h»Tj ' the t. outsit 1 . r^' ti 7 J,„f door, and oa l3 number, were worth aW in! 68 pawnbroker, High Pt , v- , Attercliffa ...
... Rampton Church and Vicarage on Sunday last, tiie Rev. Arthur Hardy, the Vicar, states that waa not aware of any circumstances which led the Bishop of Southwell to refuse to license the Rev. Edwin Thomas James Marriner, and the last named gentleman says that ...