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... Lei, Two good old-lieenMd PUBLIC L HOUSES. Populous dlstrlcte. Bent easy. Valuations moderate. Pernsmica Sspt 291h.-Apply Thomas Hardy, tbe Brewery. Kimberley. Notts. 1068 b BUSINESS PREMISES TO BE LET. ...
... Belfijld, the trustee of the debtor's property, tor an order directing Thomas Hardy, of Kimberley, Notts, brewer, to pay to the trustee the sonant realised him, the said Thomas Hardy, the sale of the debtor's goods, chattels, stook-in-trade, and effects ...
... 10196 NO be Let, Two good oW licensed PUBLICHOUSES. Popnlooe districtt. Bent easy. Valaatinns Preetmioa Sept. 29th.—Apply Thomas Hardy, the Brewery. Khnber’ey. Notts. 13689 BUSINESS PREMISES TO BE LET, V C.od WORKSHOP STOREROOM. J3(t 15ft., Strettcn-ftrcet ...
... Painting by SIR JoBHUA REYNOLDS, in the possession of the EARL OF HA2tRI.M:TON._ ALSO STORIES and SKETCHES by F. C. BURNAND, THOMAS HARDY, G. A. SALA, CUTHBERT BEDE, J SAUNDERS, W. W. FENN, &c. Also containing SEVENTEEN PAGES of Engravings by the Beet Artists ...
... Belfield, the trustee of the debtor's property. for an order directing Tbos. Hardy, of Kimberley, Notts., brewer, to pay to the trustee the amount realised by him, the said Thomas Hardy, by the sale of the debtor's goods, chattels, stock-in-trade, and effects ...
... Rev. J. J. Sargeaatsos, rector, John Gibson, The Manor House, Wigginton, Tam worth, to Annis, only daughter of the late Thomas Hardy Smith, Cnrboroogh House, Lichfield, formerly of Ambaston, Derbyshire. ...
... Taro good old-Uesnsed PUBLIC- X HOUSES. Populons distrieta. Beat easy. Valaatioaa moderate. Poaeeadoa Sept. 29th.-Apply Thomas Hardy, the Brewery. Kimberley. Notts. IOW9 BUSINESS PREMISES TO BE LET. YARD, containing 1,700 square yards of land, with RUhttag ...
... object in a large dyke running by the side of the road. On going up to the spot they found the body of an old man named Thomas Hardy. The apparently lifeless body was at once lifted from the water in which it lay, but all efforts to restore animation were ...
... Goodall, HucknalL Later on praise meetiog of highly enthnsiastie and high-toned ohsrsstw was held thn chapel, eqpdaetodbT Mr. Thomas Hardy, the series services altogether being very sacsssafuL Fbiab-labb Sectrrr.—Last night «>• annus) »eßer»l meeting of this ...
... Hanson and Thomas Hardy (churchwardens), and he hoped to add several of their working friends from among the Mission-room congregation. Two subscriptions have already been promised, one from Rev. A. Paveyof £10, and the other from Mr. Thomas Hardy of £25 ...
... second violin, Mr. E. Freeman; flute, Mr. F. Buckley; violoncello, Mr. Deane; harmonium, Mr. W. Taylor; conductor, Mr. Thomas Hardy. The Misses. A. E. Freer and Bella Henry, and Messrs. NV. Taylor and C. Goodacre accompanied the songs, ,tc., on the pianoforte ...
... fill up the vacancies in the legal hundred. The Rev. Fred. W. McDonald, of Bristol, was elected by nomination, in place of Thomas Hardy, who has been for a year a supernumerary. Mr. McDonald suitably acknowledged his election, and stated that 80 years ago ...