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... eldest .of the late John Thackrey. stuff dyer, this town. On Tuesday, in his year, Mr Thomas Thompson, maltster, He>ding'ey. On the of February, aired 31, William Thomas Hardcistle. et Terrace. Islington, London, eldest son f Mr li_.rdcaitle, road surveyor ...
... Joshua Thomas, an. of Ossett, and youngest daughter of the late Mr. Robert Walshaw, Horbury Bridge. On Monday last R. C. Battve, Esq. surgeon, of this town. On Monday last, aged 31, Margaret, the wife 31 r. of and eldest daughter of Mi-. John Hardy, of Apperley ...
... respected by all who had the pleasure heracquaintance, Sarah, the wife of Mr. Thomas 3larsden, upholsterer, of Wakefield. Same day, in her 21st year, Octavia, daughter of Sir. John Hardy, of Apperley Bridge, aud late of York— being the third bereavement the ...
... — = From Fridey Nig Als Gazette ) James Darby Gravel-lane, carpenter, March Saii- citor, Messrs fi. and Chancery-lane. Thomas Jones, Shrewsbury, draper, March 15, Aprils. Soli- ators, Messrs. Hell, Brodrick, and bell, Bow John Paddington, March 13, 7 ...
... Members for Bradford.—Mr. Hardy voted against the second reading of the bill for givim; a million to the tithe owners of Ireland—Mr. Hardy and Mr. Lister voted for the reduction ofthe Bank,issue monopoly to 2o miles from London. Mr. Hardy voted for the restriction ...
... Howard. Edward Craven (20), Benjamir Whiteley (21), Thomas Brayshaw (18), stealinj sack the property of Thomas Benson Pease Frederick Richardson (34), stealing two barrels the property of Mark Ball. Thomas Outhwaite (16), stealing pair of shoes the property ...
... Leeds. WILLIAM WATSON, Jun., Leeds. JOSEPH GILL, Leeds. THOMAS SKELTON, Leeds. CHARLES KIRKBY, Leeds. THOMAS ENGLAND, Leeds. JOSEPH CLIFF, Wortley. JOHN FARRAR, Pudsey. JOSEPH SWAINE, Gomersal. THOMAS BURNLEY, do. GEORGE ELLIS, Tingley House. SAMUEL HOLLAND ...
... ' Old Jewry. rf j Thomas Bennet. 1' ■ , , jj •>. field, Derbyshire, l '*'.,, ~sc [ Messrs. Willis, and > burv. Henry Frootn. West •; -• . 16, Jan. 12. Solicitors, Messrs. it-«••• Cha«cery-lan«. _ s (nocer, Thomas Elliott, (rat-. lie?i • \ ...
... MARSHALL, Penwortham Hall. i JOHN GREAVES, Dewsburv. '* THOMAS TODD. Dewsburv. I Sir CHARLES VOEUX, Bart., London. CHARLES MACAULAY, Brrghouse. THOMAS ENGLAXD, Leeds. CHARLES G. MAC LEA, Leeds. THOMAS TOOTAL, Wakefield. JOHN DOUGLAS. Bradford. FRANCIS CHORLEY ...
... learned gentlemanfrom proceeding when Mr. Hardy said, I can tell yon this, that if you do not hear me, no one else will be heard ; this ebullition was received, as it deserved to be with scorn.} When Mr. Hardy was ahle to proceed, he referred to the ...
... and costs, amounting to £1 15s. Od, or to be imprisoned for two months. Pontefract Petty Sessions, Saturday Sep. 30.-Before Thomas Hall, Robert Buchanan, and J. M. Hepworth, Esqs.-Mr. James Farr, of the Robin Hood Inn, Tanshelft was summoned, on the complaint ...
... ROBERT HAND, E«=q., Woolsthorpe Lodge, near Grantham, Lincoln?hire. JOHN HARDY. Jun., Esq., Banker, Grantham. JOHN JAMES HERBERT, Esq., Grantham. THOMAS HOPKINS, Esq., Nottingham. THOMAS MARRIOT, Esq., Pappillon Hall, Leicestershire. JAMES NIXON, Esq., Beeston ...