... Yesterday, at our parish church, Mr. Thomas Holmes, of Shipley, to Miss Miriam Rhodes, daughter of the late Mr. A. Rhodes, of this town. On Friday last, Mr. John Hardy, butcher, to Miss Mary Paw- son. hoth of Bran:lev. On Thursday last, at the parish ...

... pawnbroker, Aug. IP, Sept 23. Sol. Mr. Sharp. Devonshire-terrace, Marylcbone. Oil*, ass. Mr. lei cher, King’s Arms-yard. Thomas Wright, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, ship-owner, Aug. 30, Sept . Sols. Mr. Tinley, North Shields; and Messrs. Holme and , Ncw-Ir-; ...

... say, let it be done stutim. Lest we should be guilty of misrepresentation, we will state that we have a faint idea that Mr. Hardy did acknowledge the communi- cation made to him; and Mr. Lister we believe had left town be- fore the memorial was dispatched ...

... town, to Miss Sarah Pommies, of the same place. sanie day, Mr. George Parker, to Miss Sarah Roberts, both town. same day, Mr. Thomas F[oster, tailor, to Miss Elizabeth Bur- on, both of this town. same day, Mr. John Dav, to Miss Elizabeth Watson, both of Hes ...

... be within the limits, and ordered to be heneeforth paved and lighted under the provisions of the act. The was again let to Thomas Craven for 1402, upon conditions, similar in all respects, to those of last year, The only other subject of any importance ...

... the subject of erecting this statue took place at the Ma, house, on Wednesday, the Lord Mayor presiding. : present were Mr. Hardy, M.P.; Mr. Simpson; Captain M.P.; the Hon. Mr. Law, M.P.; the Rev. George Croly ; men Sir C. S. Hunter, Brown, Winchester, ...

... s were moved by the Rev. VV. Morgan, Rev. J. Fawcett, John Hardy, Esq., M.P., Mr. C. Lockwood, Mr. E. J. Mitchell, Mr. Pratt, the Rev. G. S. Bull, Mr. John Ward, Rev. J. Boddington, C. Hardy, Esq., and Mr. Wood. The object of the Society is to increase ...

... Mr. Frederick Whiteley, joiner and cabinet maker, son of the late Mr. Benjamin Whiteley, of Bramley. Same day, aged 79, Mr. Thomas Smith, of Sandal Magna, near Wakefield. Sunday week, aged 6G, Grace, widow of Mr. John Ashworth, late Wadsworth, near Halifax ...

... upon to support the views of Mr. Ackroyd, but his right vote in respect of sending members to the senate. contended that Mr. Hardy, or any other gentleman possessing a share in any of the iron companies or founderics in the neighbourhood, might with as much ...

... valued these houses when he was the Assessor for Little Horton 7 In keeping with the above case was the attempt of Mr. Charles Hardy and Messrs. Hird to fasten themselves on the List. We are no wiser than our neighbours as to the rela- tive strength of parties ...

... A.M., Prosident of Horton Academy, by. W. O. and in iform size with the portraits lately published of Dr. Steadinan Rev. Thomas ‘Taylor. Copies mav be had of W. Byres. at the Observer office. PILES, STRICTURES of the URETHRA, & Diseases of the successfully ...

... in Skinner-Lane. It appearing that the cart did not belong to Mr. Horsfall, the Surveyor was ordered to summon the driver. Thomas Ackroyd was charged by Henry Sowden with non-payment of wages amounting to 1l.; to be paid with 7s. costs. Elizabeth Oddy ...