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... advertised. The following directors chosen: —J. W. Philips, Esq., the Rev. J. P. JoneS,f\ Thomas Holmes, Mr. Thomas Smith, Mr. F. Horde Mr. T. S. Godwin, Mr. F. Hardy, and Mr. Wm. Messrs. Harvey and Son, of Longton, were appoh bankers to the company; Mr ...
... . A Successful Gold-Diggee.—Among the passengers who arrived by the Great Britain, from Australia, was gold-digger, named Thomas Dawson, a native of Bury Laucasliire, who has been very successful, in conjunction with partners, gold-digging operations ...
... EXTENSIVE VARIETY! ALL THESE ESSENTIALS MAY BE' OBTAINED AT THE TERRACE DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT, CHETTLE AND SIMPSON'S (LATE HARDY.) GIVE THEM A CALL. , NEW ARTICLES OF COSTUME, ADAPTED FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR. M. BRIGGS, HIGH-STREET, STOKE-UPON-TRENT ...
... and Coplestone, Park terrace, Rogent's-park, hosiers.—Orchard and Eady, lock and Hardy, London, cabinet-makers. —W. T- J. Chambers, Dunstable, Bedfordshire, grocers. Thomas and W. Morley, Liverpool, pawnbrokers. and Co., Cheltenham, grocers.—Andrews Elgar ...
... —John Marple. - Edge. —Thomas Emberton. Thomas Lowndes. —William Oulsman. —Henry Jones. —Henry Brimall. —Robert Boswick. —George Walker S,M? Tu n —Ephralm Hilditch. —William Hares. _Ellison Fallows, and —Thomas loster. —Thomas Horwell. —James Beech. Signed ...
... INSPECTION. (NOT LONDON SLOTS.) SELLING OFF! CONSEQUENCE OF A DISSOLUTION OF THE PARTNERSHIP OF CHETTLE AND SIMPSON (LATE HARDY), MARKET-TERRACE, HANLEY, AND the business being about to pass into other hands, the whole of the Stock of DRAPERY is now SE ...
... SELLING OFF! IX CONSEQUENCE OF DISSOLUTION OF THE PARTNERSHIP OF AND SIMPSON (LATE HARDY), MARKET-TERRACE, HANLEY, AND the business being about to pass into other hands, the whole of the Stock of DRAPERY is now SELLING OFF at remarkably LOW PRICES. It ...
... to inform his and the Public, that he has OPENED the SHOP situated NEXT DOOR to Messrs. CHETTLE SIMPSON'S (late part of Mr. Hardy's Shop), HIGH-STREET. Hanley, in the CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS. He flatters himself that, by strict attention, and giving a first-rate ...
... and was fined Is., but was not allowed bis expenses. Isaac Moss, of Goldengate, tbe township of Hollinsclough, labourer, and Thomas Miluer, shoemaker, residing at Colshaw, were convicted of using two dogs for the purpose of taking game, on Sunday, tbe 27th ...
... why some of the prizes escaped after the bloody battle at Trafalgar, was because Nelson, before his death, ordered Captain Hardy to bring the fleet anchor to return thanks to God for the great victory. (Cheers.) Remembering these things, he could not help ...
... most unjustifiable cause. Mr. Wynne was very explicit. With such a state of things, the men were always unsafe; and yet Mr. Thomas Beardmore, who said that he had been an engineer for thirty years, made statements which so betrayed his want of judgment ...
... subject to conditions then to be produced: All that old-established and well-accustomed INN, late in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Hopkinson, deceased, called the Plough Inn, very eligibly situated on the turnpike road leading from Newcastle to Leek, ...