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... Lqrd Chancellor a 'Mtntjler,” for “Lord Chance,lor” read,- u Lord Chief Juiuce.” In the f Hawing paragraph for Thomas Hardy f Efq. read, John Hardy, fjq. Several other trifling errata might bepunttd aut, occujrmed the hajle in which our report was obliged ...
... meafure* of a late excellent flarefman, and his attachment to that high character had not ceaiM when’the object ih» more. Thomas Hardy, Efq. had only a few minutes before, been r»w quelled to the nomination the Hon. H. Lafcellea. pcifeflbsa of fplendi! talents ...
... Sy Orirr »f tbl Dirt Sian , //. A. HARDY, Sic. of lb' Ciwntry Department. 'unc, 1807. ALBION FIRE AND LIFE COMPANY, OF LONDON, For Insurance from Fire, and on Lives ; and tor the granting ANNUiTits.*—Ccipit«il» One Million. following Persons have been ...
... Kendall John, appointed by James Fox, for the Ma. nor AUcrton water. King RAbert, appointed by Thomas York, Efq; for the Manor of Hahon Weft. Late Thomas, appointed G. W. Frederick Duke of Leeds, for the Manors of Wakefield, Stanley, Sandal, Criggleftooe ...
... thinkirig he DLept k long, wenr to call him to breakfall. Lall -week, at :Ietiilgton. near Malton. Mrs. e Hardy, the wife of, Mr. Phineas Hardy; utniverflly e refopeded and lamented by all ikhooknew her.' _ l'hurfday, aged 75. Mrs. gilrodea, wife of Mr ...
... Ripley Childers John Walbauk, Filher Thomas, Jagger John, Eaftfield Chippendale Robinforr, bkipton Fofter Thomas, Scaufby Hall Jackfon Thomas, Clapham George, Eldroth Faber Wm. Darrington Ingham Wm. Offett Cocklhott Thomas, Gifburn Fcunuine Clint Johnfon Jofeph ...
... of Torb, are Mr.Thomas Warham, Leeds. M*. Geo. Conyers, Driffield. Mr. Bank*, Thirft. EjrurdPcck, York. Mr. J. Ward, Wakefield. Men. Txmesand Ifaae Con- Major TurnbuU, Hull. fen ißitrfford. Mr. G. Brown, Beverley. R_ Halifax. Mr. Thomas Hart, Scarbro* ...
... Jowett, Jofeph Drake, J. Prieftley, William Walker, Thomas Bamdough, Thomas Baiftow, James Barmby, Wm. Hammerton, Clerk, T. H. Faber, Richard Lambert, Jonas Booth, Michael Ogdea, William Oliver, John Hardy, John Rand, William Sharp, Richard Grice, J. Maud ...
... fen,' Bradford. I Mr. G. Brown, Beverley. Mr. R. Whiteley, Halifax. ' Mr. Thomas Hart, Scarbro'. Mr. S.Sikes, Huddersfield,, Mr. R.Lockwood, Whitby. and Barnfley. Mr. Thomas Gell, Knarefbro Mr. J. Torr, Doncafter. and Ripon. Mr. Samuel Hall, Sheffield ...
... dealer and chap- ?? M.r--h-«i, 31, May _. at the Hotei Inn, in _i_ ?? At- i_. iK*y« , Me«_rs. Thomas C__mbr_,Temple-t_-ae, Lonoon ■ -Mr. Wa-.am, ShefiieM. Thomas Su.*sam. late of Creak, county of ?? hi— Ver •ad pedhr, denier and chapman, March 2V ?? May ...
... exceeding One Hundred Acres. The Premifes to entered to at Candlemas and May Day, 1807. For further Particulars enquire of James Hardy, of Horsforth aforefaid. .i 1 ■ CALL LEEDS. LETT, THE WHOLE ofthe DWELLINGHOUSE, lately occupied by Mr. William Clapham, which ...
... Zealous, >carman ; Sidney Smith, Briggs; Commerce,Morehoufc; Hind Alexander, Hardy, from London. Bankrupts from Saturdays Gazette. James Liverpool, pawn-broker,d. c. Thomas Tucker, Newton-Abbott, innholder; d. c. Charles Hand anu Charlesßerington, both ...