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... and irreproachable character. To be imprisonc,l to hard labeer in the New Bailey for three calendar month+. Ceencit Jelin Hardy, late M.P., for Bradthnl, in the county of York, has presented the vicar that parish (the her. J. Burnet, LL.D.) with the muunicent ...
... Mr. Thomas Bradford and Mr. Bright, for a piece of land (about Unearth.) respired for the porissee of the West Ridin Union Railways. Mr. Gurney and Mr. Blansherd appeare d fur the owners of the 'and, and Mr. *Heald Wilkins and Mr. Garthorne Hardy for ...
... blunt instrument. A confectioner's errand-boy is believed to have done it with a broken marble. TODMORDEN. ROSUEEY.—Patrick Hardy was on Wednesday' breught befere James Taylor, Foy. for having, on the 17th of April, at Todmorden, stolen from a fellow lodger ...
... lu the advertisement cal hug uton that which others bad produced. Let the be ionic of dealing with these persons who well Thomas Melin. merchant, to du was the gentlemen meein, it state 23 'East Lancashire the cause of the people the of I Do. 9.. Mr John ...
... dent constable we appointed for the district. ten the previous slay die magistrates, J. T. Armitage. W. W. Bettye, and Thomas Hardy, Errs., met in the Guild Hall. in this town, to open and consider the testimonials of applicants (seven in number) furthe ...
... Martha Beaumont. ni. Burl's, P. at Iluilderstield, s . 6 , 1., the property of Benjamin Steel. Thomas Lockwood, at Huddersfield, a deal plank, belonging to Thomas Shaw. Benjamin Scott (23), entering the shop of James Fearnley and ,outlier, at Halifax, and ...
... fruits of the disarmament of two legious of the national guards and the fauboures, were transferred fens the sepot at St. Thomas d*Aquin to Vite crones, on Friday night, under an escort of two regiments of cavalry. It is calculated that altogether at ...
... was upwards of £4. It is greatly to be desired that the owners dell cottages under £lO a-pair were made liable to the rates. Thomas Ratcliffe, of Lee Bridge, was charged with an assault on Hannah Walton, on Saturday night, when sire wont to see his wife ...
... pennon. Dated= Robert, naragugardens. Louden, sod A chant; Ad, Aug. 23. at Loudon. Mr Hudson. bury-squat e. Dated July 1 Ell I' Thomas. Birmingham, builder; July 13, Ai., 11 , M &a minsham. Aol Mr Tarletou, of Birmingham pun,. June 30 PEIRCE Jurtpit Sportier ...
... charged with having. on the of May lot, at Barnsley, violently assaulted Thomas Cooper, and stolen from his person three shilling., a pair of hoots, and other article,, his propene. Mr. Hardy and Mr. Foster were for the persecution; Mr. Ingham defended Green; ...
... Huddersfield; Rev. Thomas Bates, Halifax; Rev. W. Mason. Normantor. For Me I ity of lork.—John It. Mille, Eeq., York ; Rev. Jocelyn Wiiley, Heworth. The Old Aiasty.—Aatral Harris, Eeq., Bradford; Rev. J. Barber, Brierley. The New Ainsty.—Jobn Thomas Wharton, E ...
... Permed, Kole, a ntag'stratc, John Careutline, of %Vim Burr, niagistrat,s' clerk, Joseph lire en, a consta le of Di, glen, Thomas Varle7, th anoer cot.st-ble, a nd witnesses were railed to prove the riot and mane, aml the el.are elicit the took in the ...