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... withdrawal of custom from the tradesmen of Sir Henry Scale, who supported Sir Thomas Herbert by numerous promises place and work to the voters in more humble circumstances. Sir Thomas, then a Lord of the Admiralty, was a stranger at Dartmouth, except that he ...
... It is written on thick grey-blue letter paper, and was found in his cabin unfinished after the battle of Trafalgar. Sir Thomas Hardy and Dr. Scott inclosed it to Lady Hamilton in a sheet of foolscap, and sealed the envelope with their seals. This letter ...
... second pon of Edward Vigor Fox, Esq., of Locking House, Weston-super-Mare, to Catherine Mary, third daughter of the late Thomas Coopland, Esq., of Winterton, Lincolnshire. July 20, S4. James's, PiccadiUy, by the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Gloucester ...
... James Smith, labourer; George Coppings, carpenter. Killed (leaving widows). —Fielding, labourer; Geo. Topham, ditto; William Hardy, ditto; John Foreman, ditto; William James, carpenter; Neale, labourer; William Middleton, ditto. Died at Guy's Hospital.—Reading ...
... Mosely-road, Worcestershire, dealer copper ores. Sol., Mr. Smith, Birmingham. JAMES POLLITT,jun., Manchester,packer. Sol., Mr. Thomas Manchester. * JOHN ROBERTSHAW, Church, Lancashire, ironfounder. Sol., Mr. Richardson, Bolton. DIVIDENDS. Sept. 10, B. Severn ...
... Pemberton, and Lowndes, members of the committee; and Messrs. James Bent, G. Halsall, James Langshaw, Peter Leather. Thomas Atherton, Thomas M'Farline, H. B. Briscoe, and James Dickenson, members of the society. The claims in class 3 (rewards to farm servants ...
... number of foreigners as a gaming-house, Francois Hacbe, doorkeeper, and Francois Hache, jun., Edward Baudrv, Felix Pupet, Ocan Hardi, Eugene Matthez, Charles Eberchultz, Johann Hoffman, Frederic de Winter, Jean Berrard, Jean Germain, Jean Pastol, Louis Charles ...
... John M'lntosh, of Braemar, who gained the first prize; stone of 28lb. was thrown twenty-five feet seven inches by Charles M'Hardy, of Woodhill, who also gained medal for throwing a hammer of 16lb. a distance of eighty-one feet seven inches. An elegant luncheon ...
... Guildhall-yard. JAMES DEACON, Oxford, builder. Sols., Messr*. Sheard and Baker, Old Jewry. Thomas sherratt, Stoke-upon-Trent, grocer; Sol., Mr. Hodgson, Birmingham. THOMAS MORGAN CARTER, Bristol, builder, Sola., Messrs. Bevan and Girling, Bristol. JOSEPH HOPKINSON ...
... Isaac G., Bristol Sellick Thomas, Spaxton J hitehead Albert, Baltonsborougb Thomas, Long Ashton Jenkins William V., Monckton Combe Nicholas William, Somerton Serrell Rev. Henry D., Puddimore W hittington John, Bath Caddy Thomas, Hilcombe Fuidge Richard ...
... connected, named Ellen Macartney, by traue a milliner and dressmaker, was engaged to a young man about her own age, named Thomas Hardy Aldis, who was an assistant to a provision dealer, in town a few miles distant. The courtship—which described as having ...
... into Norfolk, where, apparently, they have displaced the once celebrated Home-brcds, from, possibly, their comparative hardiness and aptitude to fatten. Amongst the stock to which we have here particularly alluded were some of the heaviest weights we ...