... all the Articles for an Extensive Trade in SILK MERCERY, HABERDASHERY, HOSIERY, WOOLLENDRAPERY, AND HOUSE-FURNISHING, THOMAS HARDY AND SON, 35 AND 37, I10o11 STULt. MY PlESENT STOCK OF DINNER M SERVICES, BREAKFAST, T PA A, and TOILET WARE, is most extensive ...

... OF PARIS AND LONDON-MADE MANTLES IS NOW COMPLETE, AND CONTAINS ALL THE NEW MOST FASHIONABLE DESIGNS AT HAVE APPEARED. THOMA.S HARDY & SON, 35 & 37, IIGIH STREET. 2nd December, 1852. 2764 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. T UILDERS DESIROUS FCONTING for the Erection ...

... Act 3 cnd 4 Wni. IV. di cap. CS. ~O. A, v. CIIICHESTER, I.1 o0.l Clerk of thle Peaec. L1 1 I I I I i j tI I I v I I I L THOMAS HARDY & SON, 35 & 37, 1HIGH STRIEET, [3AVE MADE UNUSUALLY LARGE PREPARATIONS FiOR, ,&-UTT1: MN ATND WINTBR E3 EPT:AD Aid respootfully ...

... HENDRIE'S PERFUMERY; and The New and Improved ELASTIC STOCKING, &c 2462 THOMAS HARDY & SON 4AVYE JUST COMPLETED THEIR STOCK OF MANTLES, DRESSES, AND BONNETS, Purchased by Mr. John Hardy, in Paris and London. I N F R E N C H M E R I N O E S, Their Stockl is ...

... WANT ED, A BOK KEER AND TWO W Apprentices, Apply to JOHN STEVEN- SON, Ironmonger and Grocer, Dungannon. 3211 Xy TANTED, BY THOMAS HARDY, AN AP- TT PRENTICE for the Offlee; also, one for the Dress Department. 85 & 837, High S treet.. 3207 DUNVILLE & CO. REQUIRE ...

... yard cannot be surpassed by any House in the North of Ireland. SIMPSON & MARSHALL, 37 & 3a, CASTLE PLACE, Belfast. 4603 THOMAS HARDY fl ESPEOTFULLY INVITES THE PUBLIC It to inspect hi s Stock, consisting of large As- soriments of tho latest Noveltes in ...

... splendid New Stock of SILKS, MOHAIRS, LL.IATAS, &c., with the various other *qrticles comprised in a first- class trade. THOMAS HARDY, 35 & 37, HIGH STREET. Monday, 21st IMarch, 1864. 19410 XE1- HlAVE DISCIHARGING- Catherine, . .. Orrel COAL, George Harper ...

... HOSIERY, WOOLLENDRAPERY, AND HOUSE.FURNISHiING. A SUPERB ASSORTAMENT OF MANTLES. Orders Executed on the Shortest Notice. THOMAS HARDY AND SON, 35 AND 37, HIGH ST1MErT. CLOTHS. West of England Extra Superfine Cloths. Do. do. Supers. North of England do. ...

... Mrs. Hartrick, £1. Per Mrs. Gamble-W. T. M'Cenn, Esq, L i; Thomas M'C0ammon, Esq., l0s; Mrs. M6Caremon, JOs; Mrs. E. H[. Hannay, as; Thomas Coleman, Esq., os; John Rogers, Esq., 2d Ga; Thomas Rogers, 2a 6d; Mfrs. Rogers, 2s Gd; Mrs. Edward Black, 2s Gd ...

... will be sold for CASH-wjithout discount. 561 SPRINC COODS. THE LADIES OF BELFAST AND ULSTER ARE RESPECTFULLY INFORMED THAT THOMAS HARDY -TTAS returned from L O N D 0 N and the Manufacturing Districts, having made his FIRST SPRING SELECTIONS. The Novelties ...

... his Oflice, 5I Yorkc Street ;or, to M r INKEAG1, Estate overseer, at Port- rush 1982 T NEW GOODS FOR THE WINTER SEASON. THOMAS HARDY & SON TAKE LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE, THAT THEIR DIFFERENT D E PAPRT i1 E NT S ARE NOW T SUPPLIED. WITII NEW GOODS FOR THE SEASON ...

... WASHINGTON. Prices-Balcony and Reserved Area, 2s 6V; Body of Hall, Is. Doors open at Seven. To commence at Eight o'clock. THOMAS HARDY REQUIRES A WELL- l educated Youth for the office, to whom a pro- gressive salary will be given. 5th April, 1865. 2415 ANTED ...