Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... Vice- Presidents : — Thomas Carver, Esq., Mayor. Sir J. G. J. Clifton, Bart. Venerable George Wilkins, D.D., Archdeacon. Ichabod Wright, Esq. Thomas Moore, Esq. Rev. J. W.Brooks, M.A. Moved by Mr. John Gibson, seconded by Mr. Hardy, That the following ...
... in the County of Nottingham, before Richard Wild- man, Esq., on the 3id day of May, 1849, at Nine ?? in tbe Forenoon. THOMAS HARDY GREAVES, late of New Rad- ford, in the County of Nottingham, Braid and Webb Manufacturer ; previously of Sandiacre, in ...
... the occupation ofthe said William Hardy. Lot -2 is eligibly adapted for Building purposes, being in a populous part ofthe Village of Beeston, and adjacent to Messrs. Gill and Company's Silk Mill. The Tenant, Wm. Hardy, will shew the Estate ; and for further ...
... the occupation of the said William Hardy. Lot 2 is eligibly adapted for Building purposes, being in a populous part of the Village of Beeston, and adjacent to Messrs. Gill and Company's Silk Mill. Tbe Tenant, Wm. Hardy, will shew the Estate ; and for further ...
... than twice. ADVERTISEMENTS For Servants or Situations, s. d. Not more than 4 lines 2 6 5 to 6 3 0 7 .. 8 .. 36 9 .. 10 .. 4 0 THOMAS OBBIHBOK, DISPENSING AND FAMILY CHEMIST, MEMBER OF THE PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY OF GREAT BRITAIN, HAVING commenced Business ...
... A1l those three TENEMENTS, with the Gardens and Appurtenances, lying in Caythorpe, now in the several occupations of Thomas Jones, Thomas Foster, and William Thorpe, containing an area of 430 square yards. Lot B.— All that FARM HOUSE, with the Barns, Stables ...
... SUBSCRIP- TION NEWS ROOM, under the management ofthe ?? Committee : — Thomas Carver, Esq., Mr. Rawson. Mayor. Mr. Newham. Mr. Close. Mr. Heard. Mr. John Hadden. Mr. Enfield. Mr. Thomas Bishop. Mr. Heyman. Mr. Hannay. Mr. Henry Hadden. Mr. Braithwaite. Annual ...
... resolution with power to add to their number :— Mr. John Rogers, Brom- Mr. Thomas Wagstaff „ ham - , Pavenham. Mr. Joseph Pain, Fel- Mr. Howard, Bedford M m w* a » B ' D . „ Mr. Thomas GeU, Sham Mr.Wuham Biggs, Brom- brook. xf^u t, , Mr William Armstrong ...
... resolution, with power to add to their number :— Mr. Johi|.Rogers, Brom- Mr. Thomas Wagstaff, n» m - Pavenham. Mr. Joseph Pain, Fel- Mr. Howard, Bedford. mersham. Mr> Thomas Gell, Sham- Mr. Williamßiggs.Brom- brook. ham. Mr. William Armstrong, Mr. Ebenezer ...
... Sutton Clinton Bonnington Dawson John, Shelford Paulin David, Kirklington Day Thomas, Lowdham Parkinson John, jun.. Day bell E., East Stoke Southwell Denison J. E., Ossington Thomas, Ley Fieldi Dodson Rev. T. 8., Wil- Parnham T., Whatton loughby Parkyns T ...
... on Malm Hill aforesaid, in the sev- eral occupations of William Newham, John Spears, Solomon Scrimshaw, Sidney Weildon. and Thomas Cooke; this Lot contains in the whole 850 squat c yards, or thereabouts. Lot 4— All those two MESSUAGES or Dwelling- houses ...
... Mice, as some is made expressly for Rats. Prepared only by Millns and Hare, Spalding ; and Sold by Betts, Chemist, Newark ; Thomas Hop- kinson, Chemist, Grantham ; Hole and Hollingworth (late Bunting), Mansfield; John Jones, Chemist, Worksop ; Francis Clater ...