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... Hope, wife of Mr. John Hope, draper, Victoria-street, North Parade, in tbis town, aved 23. On Friday last, aged 98, Mr. Thomas Hardy, stone mason, of Little Horton. Same day, aged 71, Mr. Squire Higgins, of Bunkers Hill, in thu town. On Thur*Jay last, ...
... in the 78th year of her age. Same day, aged 22, Mr. Sidney Crump, music teacher, of York. On Monday week, aged 76, Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Wakefield. On the 9th inst. at the Rectory, Craike, in the 56th year of his ave, the Rev. Powell Colchester Guise, ...
... illness, aged 28, Mary, wife of Mr. James C leg, dyer, Haley Hill, near Halifax. Same day, suddenly, Sarah, wife of Mr. Thomas Hardy, farmer, Chelowe Height, near this town. On Monday week, Sarah, wife of the Rev. W. Tyler, of Ossett, and eldest daughter ...
... respected, Mrs. Mary Howe, aged 66, and relict of the late Robert Howe, Esq., of Pontefract Park, aged 83. On Sunday week, Thomas Hardy, Esq. of Birksgate, near Huddersfield, aged &&. Same day, after a short illness, William John, the only child of Mr. William ...
... SEVERAL MESSUAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES adjoining, or near to, the said Malt-kiln, now in the several tenures or occupations of Thomas Hardy, John Robinson, and John Holdsworth, the sites of which said Malt-kiln, Messuages, or Dwelling-houses, Outbuildings, and ...
... Wing-, in this town, On Monday week, aged 74, Mr. Win. Battersby, Brad ford moor. Same day, aged 40, Eleanor, widow of Mr. Thomas Hardy, Victoria Terrace, Spink Well road. On Sunday last, Esiher, daughter of Mr- Richard Parratt, Bradford moor. On Thursday ...
... SEVERAL MESSUAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES adjoining, or near to, the said Malt-kiln, now in the several tenures or occupations of Thomas Hardy, John Robinson, and John Holdsworth, the sites of which said Malt-kiln, Messuages, or Dwelling-houses, Outbuildings, and ...
... SEVERAL MESSUAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES adjoining, or near to, the said Malt-kiln, now in the several tenures or occupations of Thomas Hardy, John Robinson, and John Holdsworth, the sites of which said Malt-kiln, Messuages, or Dwelling-houses, Outbuildings, and ...
... Hussars, died on Friday night last. Admiral Fleming. Governor of Greenwich Hospital, died on Friday night. He succeeded Sir Thomas Hardy, the late Governor, on the 20th of Septeml«r, 1839, thus having held the little more than twelve months. Installation th* ...
... invention ofthe greatest possible moment to the country; and the same opinion had been expressed by Sir Richard Keats and Sir Thomas Hardy, now no more; besides officers still living, ?? whom was Sir George Murray. Sir George bad since recommended to inquire ...
... coals at Skircoat, the property of Joseph Ratcliffe. Henry Schofield (21), and Thomas Hardy (22), stealing a gelding atClayton-in-the-Clav, the property of Joseph Matthewman. Thomas Flynn alias Brown (15), stealing ham at Dewsbury, the property of James France ...
... for hire, but for l • * self. Chronicle. of Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Bart— At few minutes licfore 2 o’clock on Saturday afternoon, that meritorious and gallant officer. Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Mattennan Hardy. Bart. G.C.8., Governor the Royal Hos|*ita!, Grceimich ...