... body lawfully begotten, by the name, &c. of Earl of Inness; also the dignities of Viscount and Earl of the United Kingdom to Thomas William Coke, Esq. and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, by the names, &c. of Viscount Coke and Earl of Leicester ...

... Bridgnorth-Whitmore, c. 403; T. Leigh, r. 360; Pigot, e. 348-first two ret. Brndford-Lister, r. 640; Busfield, Ben. r. 604; Hardy, c. 444; Busfield, jun. c. 38- first two ret. Birmingham-T. Attwood, r. 2169; Scholer ifield. r. 2132 ; Stapleton, c. 1044-first ...

... Duke ..439 1 Han diley .350 Collet ..156 -Bradford-Lister 640 1 Bnisfield, sen. .604 1 Hardy ..444 'Busfleld, jun . 384 tfBrecon-Morgan .151 161 Lloyd ..94 Bridgenorth-Whitmore 429 1 Leigh ...

... various exceptions, was to be offered to the Kingston College for purchase, on such reasonable terms as Sir Thomas might think fit to propose. Sir Thomas Coltman, however, has, with his usual liberality, gone beyond the testator's intentions, and after a selection ...

... young mlan who threw to the brick which bit the woman, many a hundred times. His surname is Hardy. I do not know his tI Christian name. His father is John Hardy, who has been member for Bradford, and a partner in the Low Moor Iron Works. I am as positive ...

... Silvetter street Levett, Thomas, Cogua street Lickhss, Matthew, Hedon Lickiss, Thomas, Hedon Lilley, John, Cbarterhouse lane Linsley, Richard, Vauxhall street Linwood, John, Vincent street Lisson, Thomas the elder, Myton street Lisson, Thomas the younger, Myton ...

... waited until an iceberg came up with the stream, on which he landed in safety. The exploit was a singular one. and tile fool~hardy dredgerman had more than once nearly sunk heneath the ice. Soon after high water the strain upon the colliers discharging ...

... Malcolm, a seconded by Sir Thomas Hardy, Admiral Sir George Cockburn was unanimously called to the chair. After an address from the chairman, Sir Pulteney Malcolm moved the following resolution, which was seconded a by Sir Thomas Hardy, and carried unanimously:- ...

... at the revolution in 1688, and calculated to draw upon the country the judgments denounced by God against idolatry. John Hardy, Esq., late M.P. for Bradford, being called to the chair, the Rev. A. S. Thelwall opened the meeting with prayer. Captain Gordon ...

... Crassula Coccinea. 4. Mr Brodie, Tlhunbergia Alata. 5. Mr Appleton, Petunia. 6. John England, Esq. Agapanthbs Urobellata. Hardy or Half Hardy Ptlasa -1. Mr Oglesby, Fuchsia Globoso. 2. Mr Jones, Moss Rose. 3. Mr Jones, Fuchsia Thomsonia. 0oquE .-Mr John Hodgon ...

... y clisapproved of such conduct. - The same day, a marl named John Burton was charged with stealing a hen, the property of Thomas Harris, of Settle. Trhe case was made out by the evidence of several witnesses, and he was committed for trial at the sessions ...

... to a'nateurs-I MIr Staton, Ruddington. 2 Mr Thomas Gay. 3 Mr So,,-by. S-x Blooms, of different sorts-1 1t- Gibsoii, gardeiier to the llev C. Sykes. 2 Mr Stattoll. 3 Mr Elvdwards. 4 W Smith. C George Hardy, gardener to Jisept Jones, Esq c Best unnamed ...