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... resolutions were unanimously adopted. The meeting was addressed by the chairman, Mr. Wildsmith, the Rev. J. Holmes,'the Rev. Thomas Scales, 31 r. Darling, of Edinburgh, Mr. Tottie, Mr. George Rawson, and Mr. Henry Skelton, all of whom expressed their opinion ...
... workmen, who had gone to work at the prices under what his former men had struck for. The parties names are, Samuel Sheaid, Thomas Banks, William Crowther, James ltayner, James Auty, John Hirst, and Tlios. Newsome ; they were committed to hard labour for ...
... George Grayson's Washington. 2nd. Mr. Meldrum's Unknown. Sixth Class—Ortmge and Yellow. Ist, Mr. Thomas Harrison's Model of Perfection. 2nd. Mr. Thomas llarris in's Ditto. 3rd. Mr. Meldrum's Unknown. Seventh Class—White, lst, 2nd, and 3nl— Mr. G. Whitton's ...
... ot society in the colonies can be completed, whip I see no great dithculty in effecting in a year or two. Yours truly, Jonx Hardy. This letter also was received with rapturous applause. . , , Mr. Beaumoxt, in conclusion, said he believed that there was ...
... Prize-fighting A coroner's inquisition was held on Saturday and Monday, at three o'clock, at the Green Man, Whetstone, before Thomas Stirling, Ksq. on view of the body of one Ned Thompson, vulgarly called ' the Paddington Pet,' who died in consequence of ...
... fid.; Beans, 13s. (id. to Us. fid. per load ; Oats, UM.d to lLd. per stone. Fatal Accident at Rnaresbro'.*On Sunday last, as Thomas Ellison, a waterman, was bathing at Ousehurn, near Knaresbro', he was seized with a fit, which paralyzed his exertions, and ...
... (Hedychyum coronarium.) Second do.—Mr. Metcalfe (Nierumbergia Phcenecia.) Best Exotic Bouquet—Mr. Metcalfe. Best Hardy Bouquet—Mr. Thomas Grayson, Ripon. Rarest Herbaceous Plant in Pot—Mr. Metcalfe (Gladiolus psitacinus.) Second do.—Mr. Metcalfe (Lobelia ...
... Members for Bradford.—Mr. Hardy voted against the second reading of the bill for givim; a million to the tithe owners of Ireland—Mr. Hardy and Mr. Lister voted for the reduction ofthe Bank,issue monopoly to 2o miles from London. Mr. Hardy voted for the restriction ...
... Padget; 2. Thomas Appleby; 3. Joseph Deuxberry, gardener to Abraham Rhodes, Esq. of Roundhay. Lilac —l and 2. John Higgles; 3. Mr. Wioe. Yelloiv —l and 2. John Higgles; 3. John Padget. White —l. Thomas Appleby ;2. B. Ely and James Jones; 3. Thomas Appleby ...
... straw-hat - ! 1 . £5 fncturer, Sept. 17, Oct. 18. Solicitors, Mr.' Cort, Liverpool. Mr. Taylor, King-street, Cheapside. nK I*'1*' Thomas Richardson and William Clarke, High Holborn, PlgjiS* Sept. hi, Oct 18. Solicitor, Mr. Newton, South-square, Gi') Joseph Johnson ...
... Brandsby FRANCIS WRANGAW 81A RTIN STAPYLTON FOSTER LECHMERE COORE WILLIAM GRAY JOHN GRAHAM JOHN OVERTON DAVID RUSSELL JOHN HARDY SAMUEL TCKE J. s. BUCKINGHAM ANTHONY WHITAKER SPORTS OF THE FIELD. rpHE SPORTSMAN is published every Satur- X day, Price Three ...
... LEEDS AUXILIARY BIBLE SOCIETY. — PATRON—The Risrht Hon. the EARL tf HARE WOOD. PRESIDENT—JOHN HARDY, Esq. M.P. TheTWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL MEETING will be held in the Music Hall, Albion-Street, on Wednesday, October 9th, 1833. The Rev. E. T. M. PHILLIPPS ...