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... 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 ...
... HALIFAX— Mr. Thomas Barker,— Office of the Company, Waterhouse Street. KEIGHLEY— Mr. Thomas Waterworth, Solicitor. HUDDERSFIELD — Mr. William Hornblower, Fox Street, Market Street. LEEDS— Mr. H. J. Morton, 6s, Albion Street. KIRKSTALL— Mr. Thomas Nellist, ...
... o'Clock. Nos. 44, Thomas Briggs ; 45 to 56 (inclusive), Thomas Cos- tellow and eleven others; 57 and 58, James King and Thomas Kane ; 59, CO, and 61, William Taylor, John Foster, and John Dunn ; 63, Itobert McGowan ; 64 and 65, Thomas Harrison and David ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... heard that Mr. Hardy has chal- JL lenged Mr. Hadfield to discuss the propositions :ontained in Mr. Hadfield's last Address. Why does not Mr. Hardy give a printed reply to a printed document ? rhis is not the first time we have heard of Mr. Hardy's :hallenges ...
... Mr. Hardy gave but 17 votes; and on OH Of the most important divisions' of the previous Session, we find he gave but 16 votes. Thus it appears that as our Re- presentative he has attended to his duty 33 times out of 1 16. And where was Mr. Hardy on the ...
... Millington Grime Thomas, Bentham Grimston Marmaduke Jerard, Grimston Grindell Christopher, Muston Groves Jobn, Knaresborough Thomas, Whitby Thomas, Spofforth Hadwen Sidney, Sowerby Thomas, Sowerby Haggett Robert, Hull Hague John, Dewsbury ...
... Esq. .. 10 10 0 Joseph Hollings, Esq. . . 10 10 0 Thomas llollings, Junr. Esq. .. 10 10 0 John Hollings Esq. 10 10 0 Edward Billingsley, Esq. . . . 10 10 0 R.G. Aked Esq. .. 10 10 0 Charles Hardy, Esq. .. 10 10 0 Mrs. Wm. Cheesebrough, .. 10 10 0 ...
... Proctor John Firth William Proctor William Fox Benjamin Pawson Thomas Facer William Parkinson Samuel Firth Thomas Parratt Thomas Firth William Parker Thomas Fall James Parrington Edward Firth Thomas Precious Denial Firth Benjamin Parkinson ...