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... observed Hardy running aft, and attempted to stop him, when the wretch stabbed him in the side, but fortunately the knife did not penetrate the body, as it struck him upon one of his ribs. The mate then seized a handspike, and running aft, met Hardy, who ...
... week elapses without instance. Housebreaking.—The house of Mr. John ! Hardy, Apperley Bridge, was Tuesday i morning, between three and four o'clock, broken into. About that time Mr. Hardy's daughter was awoke and heard noise in her room, and on look- ing ...
... Hannah Lightowler, both of Leeds Ou Monday, Mr. William Cook, whitesmith, to Miss Jane Backhouse, both of Leeds. On Monday, Mr. Thomas Rider, smith, to Miss Sarah Morris, both of Bramley. On Tuesday, Mr. George Varley, coachman, Warms - worth, to Mrs. Ann Smith ...
... Deputy Chairman—JOHN W BA_ , Esq, DIRECTORS. James C. C. Bell, Esq Thomas Price, Esq John Chapman, Esq Thomas Stakes, Esq Thomas Greg, Esq 4 Alfred Thorpe, Esq. William Greaves. Esq Thomas Vigne, Esq Sir Wm. Hey gate, Bart William * lntmore, Esq, Geo. Henry ...
... Doiicaster, to Mary, only daughter of M. Duv*on, Esq., of Pontefrrxt. On Saturday, Mr. Thomas Low**, to Miss Isabella Wilton, both of Darlington. On Monday, Mr. Thomas Riclardsoa, of Cockerton, to Miss Alice Harrison, of Darlington. On Tuesday, at Darlington ...
... both of Baildon. On Tuesday, at the Registrar's Office, York, Mr. Thomas Pickard, to Miss Elizabeth Lealman, both of York. On Monday, at the Catholic Chapel, York, by the Rev. Thomas Billington, Mr. James Doyle, groom, to Miss Mary Dayley, both of York ...
... >'f v ,i , ,\' citor, Mr. Sanford. John-street, Adelp nl - orViir*-- # . tf iV John Kevse, Old Kent-road, \ H ritor, Mr. Thomas, Bridse )l t . 1 ' t>H Samuel Lewis, Cheltenham, builder. el*' office of Messrs. Winterbotham, solicit . .v* tors, Messrs ...
... ARCHIBALD ANDERSON. Esq. HENRY RAEBURN, Esq. of Bernerds. JOHN BAIRD, E*q. of Camelon. JAMES NEWTON, Esq. W.S. THOMAS RANK EN, Esq S.S.C. > THOMAS CLAPPERTON, Esq., Merchant. SAML. AITKKN, Esq., Bookseller. JOHN FORRESTER, Esq., W.S. ALEX. PATERSON, Esq. ...
... (Hedychyum coronarium.) Second do.—Mr. Metcalfe (Nierumbergia Phcenecia.) Best Exotic Bouquet—Mr. Metcalfe. Best Hardy Bouquet—Mr. Thomas Grayson, Ripon. Rarest Herbaceous Plant in Pot—Mr. Metcalfe (Gladiolus psitacinus.) Second do.—Mr. Metcalfe (Lobelia ...
... director of the Rugby, Warwick ami Leamington, and of the Liverpool and Leeds Direct railways Thomas Challis, Esq. Alderman London John Carter, Esq. Kaottingley Thomas Carter, Magistrate for the Borough of Pontefract Charles Charnock, Esq. ffolmfield-house ...
... Tenant, Esq. of Leeds, and robbed him of a quantity e>f money, a gold watch, and other things. Mr. Hardy stated the case on the part of the prosecution. Thomas Tennant, Esq. stated that he had come into Leeds on the 2(ith January, about seven o'clock in the ...
... keeper, to Miss Sarah Thomas, both of Halifax. DEATHS. : Tuesday last, aged 84, Joseph Copley, of Burstal, a member of the Society of Friends. Tuesday last, aged 62, Mr. William Buki beck, Weigher for Messrs. llird, Dawson, and Hardy, Shelf Iron Works, and ...