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... Cohn Laws—both Mr. Hardy and Mr. Lister voted for the motion. When Mr. Robert -Grant moved on the twentysecond of May the second reading of the bill for removing the Civil Disabilities of the Jews— neither Mr. Lister nor Mr. Hardy voted at all. When Mr ...
... Benjamin Sadler, Esq., Mayor. Charles Milner, Esq., lUno'a,,; 3. L. Adolphus, Esq., Jty. Rec. Win. lley, Esq. .John Brooke, Esq. Thomas Beckett, Esq. Henry Hall, Esq. Ralph Markland. Esq. George Banks, Esq. Cirillith Wright, Es ...
... Simes, _ _ - ~iO 0 0 Mrs Leah, Bierley Hall, - - 10 0 0 30. Mrs Wheatley, _ - _ 10 0 0 i Oct. 4. Mrs Heap, _ ~ 5 0 0 7. Mrs Hardy, _ _ _ ~20 0 0 Mr Joseph Hobson, - - ~ 1 1 0 8. Mr John Wood, Jun., - _ 10 0 0 Mr Walker Ferrand, ~ -20 0 0 9. Mrs Tempest ...
... Lord Morpeth nor Mr. Strickland J! voted for the motion. What were the votes of - the members for the We**' Riding on Mr. Hardy's motion, in the discussion °°'jW the same hill, to empower the inspectors to fence °S>WL machinery ? —Lord Morpeth voted for ...
... 0 0 Adam Lowe - 10 0 Robert Wainhouse - 5 0 0 1 1 0 Thomas Milne, Cliffe Hill - 10 0 0 1 1 0 Charles Milne, West House - 5 0 0 Thomas Milne, jun, Darcey Hill 5 0 0 Henry Lees Edwards - 10 0 0 Thomas Grove Edwards - 10 0 0 II Martin - 10 0 J Dearden - ...
... at Canuon-hall will show the Norcroft, Imlli ll - a , nd Higbam Farms; James Hardy, of L,ow -hall, will show the Horsforth Farms. '' nonTfi ai ' tlCUla £* 'W'y t0 Mr - Thomas Potts, of Can- No'iah^^; 81^'if by Letter ' Post -i' aid - TO CAPITALISTS. BUILDERS ...
... person at Cannon-hall will show the Norcroft, Hall-Boyd, and Ilighani Farms; James Hardy, of Low-hall, will show the Horsforth Farms. For particulars apply to Mr. Thomas Potts, of Cannon-hall, near Barnsley, if by Letter, Post-paid. Nov. 25th, R533. PICKERING ...
... Deputy Chairman—JOHN W BA_ , Esq, DIRECTORS. James C. C. Bell, Esq Thomas Price, Esq John Chapman, Esq Thomas Stakes, Esq Thomas Greg, Esq 4 Alfred Thorpe, Esq. William Greaves. Esq Thomas Vigne, Esq Sir Wm. Hey gate, Bart William * lntmore, Esq, Geo. Henry ...
... Denuiaon, Esq. of Doncaster; Joshua Ingham, Esq. of Mirfield ; John Armvtasre' Esq. of Heath; Henry Taylor, Esq. of Pontet'ract; Thomas Wheatlev, Esq. of Hopton ; C.J. Bruudlinjr. Esq.. of Middleton ; the Hon. J. S. Wortlev. 'ihe following gentlemen were sworn ...
... the Rev. Charles Musgrave, vicar, Mr. Thomas Bradley, woolstapler, eldest son of Mr. Bradley, architect, and grandson of tlie late Thomas Bradley, Esq. civil engineer, to Mary Jane, youngest daughter of Mr. Thomas Priestley, woolstapler, all of Halifax ...
... BANKRUPTS.-(From Friday Night's Gazette.) Thomas Curtis, Budge-row, wholesale stationer, Feb. 11, 14. Solicitor, Mr. Richardson, Ironmonger-lane. fc d Win. Bradley, Newgate-street, linen-draper. Feb. 11, Marc 1 n 'i. 0 ' Messr s. Pearce, Philips, and ...
... the property of H. Marriett, of Sheffield. Michael Nicholson (10), for stealing a cloth stall cover, the property of Mr. T. Hardy, of Bradford. George Bonney (16), for stealing on the highway, two dozen shell bits, the property of PI. Brown, of Sheffield ...