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... Hackney DRAWING-ROOM and Bedroom Suite, with other honsebold furniture. 361, Amburst rd, West Hackney FERNS— 24 lovely various hardy plants, only Is. 6d , post free, great demand. Write once to B. Stewart. High Corrie, Arran FURNITURE, House of Comprising ...
... entered service of the Crown under the Commissioners Public Records, where he was the contemporary of the late. Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy. In January, 1830. he received appointment under the trustees of the British Museum, m whose service he has spent 50 ...
... terrible disaster occurred at the No. '2 cAliory, Hardy, near Pontypridd. The colliery is owned by a number of gentlemen chiefly resident in London, and is under the direct management A Mr. William Thomas, Brynawel, who had only just come up from the pit ...
... directors, Mr. Wood, one of the directors. and Mr. Lusby, commercial manager of the hardy Colliery. were in the village on Friday, in consolta- Non with Mr. W. Thomas, the resident engineer, arranging for the immediate relief of an: distress that may ...
... welch they hal worked to • wry seriou htamgh' Thomas U ng lirar waa p ee s e d haed 1' an t d e nedmwd r eee ,,,,,! . ;;lQ't -it tle . ' The lady bare however, suatained a fatal ehodr and whence the hardy adventurers set sail, bound peace was restored ...
... and hymns were sung on the way by the crowd. A meeting has been held at Hardy for the purpose of forming • relief fund. Mr. Campbell, the convener, had seen Sir William Thomas Lewis in the morning, and that gentleman was appointed president of the fund ...
... provided by the liberality of the Guar te in a manser which left out the a rrapgement nothi: to be desired .—After dinner Mr. Thomas FIp- LER, pop’ Clerk of the Union, propozed a vote of a in providiog thanks to the Guardians for their kin auch substantial ...
... Gregory £2 ta, aad ?? the other eases. -Gams Tkssp am, — S-mnel Bren-nall and Thomas Breotnall were summoned for trespassing In search of rame on the land of Mr. Thomas Hardy, at N uttali, oa the Slat last Fined 81a each. Assaults — Harry Wright was summoned ...
... default. Win. C. Mears charged John Thomas Gemy with not reeding his two children to school at Newbold Vertlon.-Fined 2.. . . Arthur Brown fined a similar amount fee this offence. . .. A fine Is. upon Thoinse Hardy, Newbold Venison, for a breach of the ...
... all comers It by Mr Thomas Wilson tea merchant his office and store rooms beginning of the present the family consisted of John Hardy two daughters Miss Hardy of the daughters died in the year 1804 the twenty-foorth year age Hardy younger died in year ...
... forbide it by statute as an idle practice. The Corporation of London ' and the Scotch Sings were oppose,' to the game, and Sir Thomas Elyot, of •Elmabethan fame, the Puritan diva*, and James L were determined oppopents of the murthering play. Siuco the R ...
... e, Loughborough. TJRINTERS.—Wanted, a Situation by good Jobbing JL Compositor. Highest references.—Address Anastatic, Mr. Thomas, printer, Oundle. OJ ADDLE and HARNESS MAKER.—Wanted, a Situation Saddle and Harness Maker. Good collar hand.— Address T. ...