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... and Mr. Outhwaite, and of three Warehouses or Buildings at the back thereof, in the occupation of Mr. Scholefield and Thomas Hardy ; and also a Piece of Vacant Land immediately adjoining and forming part of Bromfit's Yard aforesaid, con- taining altogether ...
... Collection of Cut Asters. .Thomas Maude. Best Collection of Cvi Hocks.. Thomas Taylor. Marygolds (best collection of Cut French). . Thomas Maude. African do . . Mr Peel. Best Tender Annual (in pot). .Thomas Taylor. Best Hardy Annual (in pot) ...
... DISPOSED OF, an OLD ESTABLISHED BUSINESS inthe above line, successfully carried on for the last Thirty Years, by tbe late Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Hors- forth. The Stock-in-Trade, Farming Stock, and Furniture, may be had at a fair valuation. The Stock in the Shop ...
... Bingley & Morton. John David Binns, woolstapler Thomas Hodson, grocer John Beanland, grocer Wm. Beanland, grocer James Hardy, drapor James Garnett, linen draper Benjamin Beck, gent. Sharp, spinner Stephen Skirrow, gent. Wm. Sharp, worsted spinner John ...
... BIRTHS. On the 15th inst., at Oldbnry Hall, the wife of John Hardy jun,, of a son and heir. On the 17th inst., at the Breck, near Halifax, the lady of W H. Rawson jun., Esq., of a son. On the 14th inst., at the Vicarage, Crowle, the'lady of the Rev Wm ...
... BIRTH. On the 18th inst. at Odsall House, the lady of Charles Hardy Esq. ofa son. MARRIAGES. On Tuesday, the 20th inst., at our parish church, Mr. Thomas Fothergill, son of Mr. John Fothergill, silversmith, Knaresbro', to Hannah, eldest daughter of Mr ...
... instant, in London, Mrs. Gaythornc Hardy, ?? a son. MARRIAGES. On Wednesday, at our parish church. Mr. Abraham Wood mason, Myrtle-street, to Miss Faith Walker, of Bimjley. Same day, at our parish chinch, Mr. Thomas Holt, to Mi*-s Elizabeth Lightowlers ...
... Best Mmiulus in flower, to Wm Inman, gardener, to Ripley, E«q. of Bowling Best Hardy Herbaceous Plant in flower, Robert Davison, gardener •ind best do. to do. do. Best Tray of Pansies, to John Simpson, gardener 2nd Best do. Wm Inman, gardener Best Tray ...
... Death in all cases, I find John Hardy supporting, in a speech, an Amendment of Lord Howick, to the effect that highway robbers guilty of personal violence, shall still be liable to be hanged. Was this the same John Hardy that stood on the Court House Steps ...
... the canal, Mr. Thomas Tillotson, the captain of the vessel. On Monday last, aged 60, Margaret, 'wife of Mr. James Milligan, ma- nufacturer, of Houghton Place. On Sunday last, aged 47, Elizabeth, wife of Mr. Rebert Hargreaves, of Thomas Street. Same day ...
... William Dusfetld, Esq. Upwood (tr«mendoos cheary). Now what character did Mr. Hardy a«sume when fir«t came forward candidate for your suffrage*; did not then profess himself Ueforrner, and was he not brought in under the Yellow har.ner (‘No, no). 1 say ...
... MANAGEMENT Mr. ROBERT BEVERLEY, Potternewton. Mr. THOMAS CRABTREE, Shipley Mr. WILLIAM COCKSHOTT, Shipley Mr. ANTHONY PROCTER DEAN, Shinlev Mr. JOSEPH GLOVER, Shipley. Mr. JAMES HEPPER, Shiplev Hall. Mr. THOMAS HAIGH. Newlay, neer Leeds. Mr. JOHN RHODES. Shiplev ...