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... Conisbro’ J. Falconar, jun., Doncaster Rev. G. Fardell, Sprotbro’ Geo. Greaves, Cantley Hon. & Rev. - De Grey, Finds- lake Dr. Hardy, Doncaster Charles Jackson, Doncaster George Jolinson, J. Littlewood. T. B. Mason, Doncaster John Moore, Doneaster George Parker ...
... speeches by it. fa like manner we learn that Mr. Hardy has a conscience, from ‘ts going against his conscience to bribe electors. Still, however, jie bribed them against his conscrence, justas Sir Thomas Erping- ham, it George Colman’s Tale, was grieved ...
... Tue FoR Deaprorp.—Mr. Hardys Virtuous at Piibery when practised by others, and even when not practi: in the O'Connell and R aphael ease, re- ceived a curious stration from his own conduct at Pontefract, as shown in the letter addressed ty himself to his ...
... Malvina, Corbett; Eliza, Readman; Mary, Pallister; James Brook, Turner; Sarah and Martha, Fletcher; Charles and ‘thomas, Foster; Anchor, Bramham; Exchange, Spurshott; Prosperous, Lee; James and Francis, ‘late; Pomona, Burnitt; Mary, Readman; from London ...
... 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 ...
... Lynn Regis, stationer, to surrender July 5, August 9 Mr. Windus, ‘Bishopewate street Without. Of. ass. Mr. ¢ hall-buildings. Thomas Heney Eve, Bath, milliner, July 8, Aug. 9. Sol. Mr. hia Bucklersbury. Off. ass. Mr. W hitmore, s street. Joserpn Brighton ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... general appearance indi- eates excellent health. The Rev. Thomas Galland, M.A., Wesleyan Minister of this town (Halifax), was, on Friday, presented with a silver cup, bear- ing} the following Rev. Thomas Galland, M.A.—An expression of gratitude and respect ...
... near, or adjoining to, the said Messuage or Farm-House, now in the respective tenures or occupations of Benjamin Balme, Jotn Hardy, James Roberts, Richard Lindsey, Joshua Wheater, Samuel Bowser, Tho- mas Robinson, and John Barker, the sites of which said ...
... Spinks, Turnham Green, school-mistresses— Keeling and Co.. | timber-merchants—Simpson and Hall, Oxford-street, Elms and M*Hardy, Teignmouth, perfumers— Marsden and We garet-street, Cavendish-square, and Ek. pawnbrokers—Jackson and gSoulby, Lambeth-walk ...
... 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 ...