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... Grocer's Shop, Sneintou-dale. 7708 c ~PR_MISES BE LET. A STANDINGS in one flat to be Let, whole or in part, in the best part of Hardy, Purney, and Creassey's Factory, Thoroton-street, at reduoed rent. CELLARING.— To be Let, Cellaring, suitable for storing purposes ...
... Dearnley, Cromford-street, Arkwright-street. 7c LET7~ STANDINGS in one flat to be Let, whole or in part, in the best part of Hardy, Purney, and Creassey's Factory, Thorotou-street, reduced rent. 1042 (CELLARING. —To be Let, Cellaring, suitable for storing ...
... Cromford-street, Arkwright-street. 7c PREMISES TO BE LET~ STANDINGS in one flat to be Let, whole or in part, in the best part Hardy, Turney, and Creassey's Factory, Thoroton-street, reduced rent. 1042 (CELLARING. —To be Let, Cellaring, suitable for storing ...
... were the present Sir Thomas Acland, the late Lord Shaftesbury. In the Lords the Duke of Wellington made a long speech against the scheme, but ended by advising the Lords not to vote against it. The first Postmaster-General was Sir Thomas Randolph, who owed ...
... Walker, and Co., £6O; Karl Cowper, £3O ; Ur. Thomas Hardy, £lO 10* ; Hr. Hardy Haaaoo, £6 5* ; Horen. W eat ten, Healey, Clifton, aad Co., Limited, Smith and Sane, Langley Mill, £5: Hr. William Hardy, £2 Ba, Mn. Hardy. £2 The Rev. Ralph ...
... William P. Buller, of Thrampton Retford. On the 25th ult., at St. Peter's Parish Church, Mansfield, by the Rev W J Oldfield, Mr Thomas Walster to Ellen Smith, both of Mansfield. Same time and place, by . the Rev J W Oldfield, Mr George Truman, of Woolwich, ...
... 38a, Bridlcsmith-gate. PREMISES TO BE LETT O STANDINGS in one flat to be Let, whole or in part, &rh. in the best part of Hardy, Turney, and Creassey's Factory, Thoroton-street, at reduced rent. 1042 CELLARING. —To be Let, Cellaring, suitable for storing ...
... business. There is • pontroversy in the New Revive which will cause some stir. Mr. Walter Besant, Mrs. Lynn Linton, and Mr. Thomas Hardy have written articles on Candour in English Fiction. Mr. Besant is quite satisfied with things as they are. He writes ...
... the revolution. Jetta Ingslow contr ib part one of The History clan Infancy, which should especially Boston readers, Thomas Hardy writes a but pathetic short stOry—“The Lady Pece'ope ; The Houses( Charlotte Brenta! is a sympathetic article by L B ...
... part of the business. There is a controversy in the New which will SOCDO stir. Mr. Walter Besant,Mrs. Lynn Linton, and Mr. Thomas Hardy written articles on Candour in English Fiction. Mr. Besant is quite satisfied with things as they are. Be writes for ...
... Hallam, 38a, Bridlesmith-gate. PREMISES TO BE LET. STANDINGS in one flat to be Let, whole or in part, _ in the best part of Hardy, Turney, and Creassey's Factory, Thoroton-street, at reduced rent. 1042 CELLARING.— be Lot. Cellaring, suitable for storing ...
... against a Farm Servant. ■■— At the Retford County Police-court on Saturday Thomas Winder and Charles Cooper, farm servants, were charged with stealing wheat, the property Thomas Horberry, of Walkeringham. They pleaded guilty.—Mr. Bescoby prosecuwd, and ...