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... Brazil squad. China. Com. J. C. Hoaeason Inflexible. Scientific attainments. Lieut. T. James 1815 Express. Com. T. Le Hardy 1837 Fan tome. Spain. Com. A. McMurdb 1843 Contest. Arctic Regions. Com. ! 1841 Racehorse. Syria. Com. C. H. Wood Linnet. ...
... Esq.,; H. Ashworth Esq„Turton; W. R. Greg, Esq.; the Mayor of Bordeaux - W. Hargreaves, Esq,, Milnthorpe; G. Thomas, Esq Bristol; C. Thomas, Esq., Bristol; W. Tottey, EsqVßristol; J. Molineux, Esq., Liverpool; W. Evans, Esq. T Woolley, Esq.; J.B.Smith ...
... and Kerby, 190, Oxford-street; H. Kodrigucs, 21, Piccadilly ; D. Steel, 2, Springgardens. Advertisements received by William Thomas, general advertising agent, 21, Catherine-street, Strand. NEWSPAPER FOR ALL WHO HAVE FARMS OR GARDENS. Every Saturday, price ...
... election. Sir Thomas Wilde, at the last general election, in 1841, polle 14 votes m.)re than the senior member, Mr. Bailey (Tory), the numbers being at the close of the poll as follows :—Sir T. Wilde, 1,187; Mr. Bailey, 1,173; Mr. Hardy, 875. The rejected ...
... —Appeal Motions; Gurr.cy v. Sipping*, Blen'-inthorp v. lilcnkmthorp, Attorney-General v. Mayor Worcester, v. Dingwall, Hardy v. Hardy, Rigby v. Great Western Railway, Xeedh.im v. Vice-Chantm-lors' Conn, I.ineolnVinn, at ten.—Before Sir L. hltulwell.—Unopposed ...
... Manchester, aforesaid, iron merchant; and Thomas Roberts, of Manchester aforesaid, timber merchant, in trust for thc benefit of all the joint and copartnership creditors of the said James Stanton, Thomas Brown, Thomas Newton, and John Swift, who shall execute ...
... further resolved, that such dissolution shall not be taken to be act of bankruptcv, THOMAS CARR, Chairman. ' GEORGE SIBARY, JONATHAN ANDREW, } Scrutineers. WILLIAM HARDY, Richmond railway will be opened to the Public on MONDAY, the 27th July.—Sixteen trains ...
... judgment. Petitions and Causes by order—Forsyth v. Chard, part heard; Ilardwick v. Morris, ditto.; Tippin v. C'oatcs; Hardy v. Hardy (2); Matthew v. Chichester; Bennington v. Berkeley; Cuttrell v. Crowther; Allen v. Marks. Unopposed Petitions, Causes ...
... plaintiff's case, when Mr. Thomas, for the defendant, made offer of 71. as compensation, which plaintiff accepted, and verdict for that amount was returned. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. (Before the Chief Commissioner.) Is re Hardy.—Alleged illegal Enforcement ...
... being advanced to commissions, and obtaining rewards for meritorious conduct. On the motion of Mr. T. DUNCGMBE, the petition o Thomas Mitchell, late a sub-sorter in the General Post-office presented the 6_li of August, was ordered to be printed with the votes ...
... and Lord Campbell concurred, and the judgment appealed from was affirmed without costs. ROLLS COURT.—JuIy 28. LocKnART v. Hardy.—Construction of Will. The Master of the Rolls gave judgment in this case as follows : —ln August, 1831, a copyhold estate ...
... longestablished business of a BRUSH and BELLOWSMANUFACTUREK, for many years carried on by the late Mr. Thomas Pritchard, under the style of Thomas Pritchafd and Son, No. 20, High-street, Bristol, and also the Stock-in-Trade, now on the premises.—The above ...