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... million rounds, 25 tons, containing over three tons of ganpowder , and valued at some hundreds of pounds, was forfeited by Sir Thomas Henry. Subsequently, on Mr. Gladstone memorialising the Home Secretary, orders were given for the return of the ammunition ...
... POLICE COURT. Before J. Kage, W. Crowther, and Crosland, AGGRAVATED — vid Smith, James Thorp toe, Thomas Ianeon, Joseph Ellis, Benjamin Longle Joseph Hardy, apd were charged with an aggravated assault on at Huddersfield, on the 16th iost --Mr. Sykes appeare ...
... for 10a. for of disuses, sod 10.. for the damage to the emblem, rued emete. WO= NOTION. -A NoVSL C• 1111. This was as ht by Thomas Cromwell, woollen meraliaet, to remover the sum of (a meeth's vowe), as compensation front.Georps Thompson, groom end pannier ...
... what was said to him afterwards the defendant Hardy was one who attecked him. He did not, ef his own knowledge, know it was Hardy who kicked him, but the defendant (Hardy) was the man. He would swear Hardy kicked him. There were two others in the passage ...
... we hope to have his speech in town at six.—Believe me (for self and Beard) very truly youra (Nov. 1835). “Casares Diexmns. “Thomas Fraser, Esq., Morning Chronicle Office.” AN ANGRY WOMAN AND THK POLICE COMMISSIONERS. Women will be to hear of a great victory ...
... Mr GATHORNE HARDY opposed the measure, I pointing oat that the marriages it was proposed to legalise had always been against the law, and arguing that if they were pormited, not only would they be solemnise 1 in violation of t!w religion of the country ...
... Gust sold, all Wieldy 'ad The owed le Ousels 1. W. CROIX, W . a 8. AS Made at vetches, siege, jewellery experleseed J • N. Z. HARDY, AND CLOCE MANUIPACTURZR, GOLDSMITH AND JIWZGLES, I, RING.STRSRT. HUDDERSFIELD. THOK•11 MINT, BEGS to Worm his friends sod ...
... charging them on the rates to Mr. Tonsils 's motion. After some discussion, in which Sir H. Selwyn-Ibbetson, Mr. H. James, Mr. Hardy, Mr. Morrison, and Mr. Fawcett took part, the House divided with the fullowiog result • For the amendment 64, against 362 ; ...
... Jeweller, BW. William-street, AL trinds of and jewellery repaired by HARDY, H A Y, WATOH AND CLOCK MANUFACTURER, GOLD6MITH AND JEWELLER, 8. EKING-STREET, Mr. Chrisete’s. ) THOMAS FURNISHING to inform his Friends and the Probis PLOOK AND PIECES. I Parties ...
... REMOVAL I MACHINE, the best st solo CONNEALLY has REMOVED to 11, CROSS CHURCH.STREST, E• 0 0 0 P 9, King-street, b .:2 A= 7, THOMAS PRESTO, Merchant Tailor, Draper, H B 8 P, Habil Maker, professed Trousers Cutter, fro m Regent- • 0= mid Jewellar. Landes ...
... Bank by Hardy. The sumber of the book was 250. He from the London office « declaration to be signed Jane Hardy, when she ber accoant. & notice of with- wal for be signed by Mary | 7 Jane Hardy on the 16th -f A 1869. He also an | fi to pay ‘ane Hardy. The ...
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