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... Matthias, and Aaron AUwood, and Thomas Aynsworth. The Messrs. Marshall were subsequently admitted into partnership, and after various changes, the proprietors a year ago were Messrs. chard Spooner, M.P., Henry Marshall, and Thomas Aurelias Attwood. Mr. Spooner ...
... descended the pit with many others, and saw Daniel Price Thomas, one of the killed, in the lamp-room, as they were getting their lamps ready. He worked in the same vein Thomas, hut farther away. Thomas remarked to them that his old stall, a disused one called ...
... assaulting police-constable Preston, at Glazidale, on the inst., and was fined ss. and 16s. 6d. expenses. Finding Jewbllry. —Thomas Koss, street sweeper, was charged with feloniously stealing and carrying away spade ace gointa, a gold 5-tranc piece, and ...
... Aielaby, Thomas Thistle, Thomas Yeoman. Bamby, Isaac W elford, John Porritt. Borrowby, Thos. Parks, William Anderson. Egton, George Hoggarth, Richard Smith. Ellerby, John Kirby, Thomas Harrison. Etkdaleeide, James Law, James Jackson. Fylingdales, Thomas Sedmao ...
... of, the one already heard. Thos. .tardy and Sergeant Ryder were called as witnesses. —Defendant blamed the complainant and Hardy as the aggressors, he stood ne-ir Mr. Bland’s while his wife was in Mr. Bland’s shop, buying him some collars.—The Bench considered ...
... Chapman, C. Richardson, (St. Hilda’s), Esqrs., and Capt. Turton. Pasturage of Lanes.— Burnside, Thomas Smith, James Sanderson, Ventress, and William Hardy, pleaded guilty to allowing horses to stray in the lanes, in the township of Hawsker cum Stainsacre ...
... family 2 White. Miss 3 Walker, J Claiton Grange 4 Ingram, Rev H M, family, London 4 Crawley, Misses ••• 5 Wain, Mr and Mrs Thomas Shrublands, Persham 3 Foster, Mr Horbnry, nr Wakefield 5 Foster, Mrs, Miss, and Miss Kate Wheatley, Miss Calder Grove ...
... Fishing-Boats.— At a meeting of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution, held at its house, Jehn-street, Adelphi, on Thursday, Thomas Chapman, Esq., F.R.S., V.P., in the chair, it was reported that the Society was now collecting estimates from different places ...
... blackberries as the Session approaches. I hear another rumour-that another member of the Ministry is engaged on another Bill. Mr. Hardy it is said contemplates considerable alterations m the Poor Law, and certainly there is plenty of room for them. The President ...
... of twen y. were the scores: OUIiBOROOOH. 200 yds. 400 yds. 600 yds. Totals. BtMign Weatherill 1» £ Col-Sw t 9 0 28 Sergt. Hardy 2 3l Gorpl. Page jn l| Corpl. L.-L'orpl. Shepherd | 3, Private Brown.. it; 3 32 Priwe Metcalf ot iq 8 43 Private Stobbart 21 ...
... months, Emily, third daughter ot Capt. Joseph Tmdale, No. 2, Esk Piace. Jan. 7tb, aged II mouth*. Be sy Jane, daughtw of Mr. Thomas Hardy, jet worker, Clarence Place. Jan 8-h, aged 84 years, at the Union House, Mrs. Kii/ajetU Kicbardton, long as Little Water ...
... o’mice and «' Jjt *we might rewonably rejoice at the present Session being productive of Whatever else rejected I hope that Hardy's Poor Law Amendment Bill will be carried. have heard so much lately of workmismanagement mid thecrueland treatment of the ...