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... Chelsham and Horsell, Surrey,cattle salesmen—J. Williams and C. L. W'urtzburg, Noble-street, commission agents—S. Barrows and T. Hardy, Ipswich, plumbers— Buck: i 1 and Prowse, Nuneaton, surgeons—Mattl.ev, Oates, and Co., Messina, Sicily, merchants; far as regards ...
... WEST BURY, NEAR WELLS, Somersetshire. IMPORTANT SALE OF V ALU BEE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTY. MR. THOMAS HARDWICH will SELL by AUCTION, at the Horse and Groom Inn, estbury, aforesaid, on Tuesday, the 21st day of March, 1854, between the Hours Four ...
... calendar months. More Wife Beating.—At Worship-street police-court on Monday, Charles Smith, fifty, a musician, Thomas Hardy, a hawker, and Thomas Lewis, a weaver, were charged with outrages upon their wives. —In Smith's case, the wife stated that she sat ...
... to a verdict that the deceased died from natural causes. Sudden Death of Authoress in the Queen's Prison. —Mrs. Elizabeth Hardy, aged seventyseven, authoress of the tale called The Confessional, and other works of similar description, died on Tuesday ...
... without success. The coroner i rocured summonses for Thomas and Patrick Drum (brothers to the deceased), and Michael Campbell, for the opposition they offered him at the graveyard. The cases came before Thomas Donnehy, Esq., R.M., at the Arvagh petty sessions ...
... and M. Nelson, Great Portland-street, hotel-keepers—Thomas and Mary Mansell. Quatford, Salop—J. Edwards aud J. K. Rogerson, Salford, joiners—Clark and Ibbeteon, Leeds, stuff pressors—Crocker, Hardy, and Co., Liverpool, ship brokers—Williams and Co., ...
... High-street, Southwark. THOMAS HUGHES, Wednesbury, Staffordshire, innkeeper. Sols., Messrs. Duignan and Hemmant, Walsall; and Messrs- Wright, Birmingham. JAMES BOWERMAN, Gloucester, common brewer. Sou, Mr. Smith, Gloucester. THOMAS BENJAMIN KING, York, ...
... Clarke, Bloomsbury-square. THOMAS HOY BURTON, Winchester, cowkeeper. Sols., Mr. Wood, Falcon-street, Aldersgate-itreet; and Mr. Wooldridge, Winchester. ROBERT BUUR, Gotport, bootmaker. Sol., Mr. Burr, Paternoster-row. THOMAS HOLLAND, Milner-street, Islington ...
... left the chain at a jeweller's shop in Tottenham-court-road, kept a Mr. Hardy, who refused to allow him anything upon the chain, and insisted on detaining it, notwithstandire. Mr. Hardy, on being sent for, produced the chain* which he valued at 15/. He said ...
... evenings ago, which excited considerable interest and observation among the passengers and others on the platforms. Three sharp, hardy-looking, ready-tongued youths, dressed corduroy jackets and trowsers, laced boots, &c., not unlike healthy farmers' lads, were ...
... Wiucanton Thomas, Bath Jones Edward T. D., Charterhouse Richardson Henry, Fivehead D. Hinton Ricketts Henry, Brislington Dampier Nathaniel J., Bruton Felix Thomas, Charterhouse Jacob, Brook Stephen R., Bruham Hintcii Roach Thomas, Glastonbury Davis ...
... extent to which the ranks of the emigrants from the Old Country iv New Zealand have been recruited the hardy bay-whalers of that island group and equally hardy of the Australian colonies Major Wynyard has acted with true wisdom; and is to be hoped that the ...